A short while back someone made a reference to quadriplegics having gas and
stomach issues. I hoped that there was a common known remedy also or at
least a reason. For 15 years I hardly a burped, but now I am marathon
material.
Merrill
You might do companion dog in a search to see if that is more suitable for
your Yorkie. Dogs small and large can be taught incredible seeming things.
With the right trainer you would be amazed what a dog will do for a treat
and love.
Merrill
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From: Eric W Rudd [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
u have me confused w/ Dana...she has the yorkie, i have a daughter of
http://www.kolendakennels.com/males/yasko_p.htm
Eric W Rudd
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My urethra was burned closed but my leaks came from the foley.
Triple action antibiotic gel at opening helped.
mb
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From: Quadius [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2008 8:47 PM
To: Barbara Vedder
Cc: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Bladde
I have used gas x or a similar over-the-counter medication for years. I
remember a number of years ago I was belching and burping all the time. It
seems to do the trick and it takes away stomach pain and the uncomfortable
feeling of gas. At the time I was also given 30 mg daily Prevaci
I went to social services the other day and was told that they don't give funds
for rental assistance unless you have children or are over 65 so she's out of
luck. She is going to have to give up her car bc the payments are too much to
handle and esp w/car insurance. We are getting the forms f
I am paraplegic as far as feeling goes but since I had all of the rods put in
my back, I can't bend my back from T4 down and going for another sugery. I
dont doubt I can care for a dog, it is just that as far as my back goes, I can
really benefit from a dog. I didnt consider it before I got th
Thanks. Some pretty handy info to have on hand when needing gas.
Stacy
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When a disabled person gets a dog the simple fact to be considered is someone
has to care for the dog. Be it the disabled individual or a caregiver or a man
down the street. I think some some individuals jump the gun and get a dog b4
they take into account whAt all is involved with the care.
Thanks for asking...I was almost going to ask the same question.
Not to mention, Wheel. Thanks for answering it.
Keith
Quadius writes:
I was always told the only stupid question is one that is not asked. At
least that's what I used to tell my soldiers. With that in mind, what is CMS
Welcome Joan.
And welcome to my world. Isn't it lovely how our states handle the
money...Instead of having someone look at the chair (to conform the repairs)
and save
at the least $15,000. No, they would rather spend it.
It's too confusing to me.
Anyhow, this goes for anything that is not
I have bonded very well with my little yorkie, but she is not a service dog.
She likes to be on my lap. it would be a lot different with the big dog,
like you said. I'm wondering if a service would work for me
it would be interesting to find out what persons of different levels have
se
Center for Medicaid/Medicare Services is CMS. DME is Durable Medical
Equipment (beds, wheelchairs, walkers; anything medical that is supposed to
last
several years).
In a message dated 3/22/2008 11:34:18 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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With that in mind, what is
I found this interesting http://www.iaadp.org/tasks.html
Eric W Rudd
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I have bond
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