Any blue tooth device which is on/off voice activated. Any ideas?
Not that I'm aware of... but hopefully one or more of our potential OTs may
know of any recent discoveries
Best Wishes
In a message dated 1/24/2009 8:45:47 A.M. Central Standard Time,
missl...@optonline.net writes:
Any blue tooth device which is on/off voice activated. Any ideas?
Someone was talking about a Bluetooth that would work with the computer,
cell phone and landline phone. Are you having success with your earpiece? I am
using a Plantronics eight hour but you have to push the phone unless she could
train the phone somehow to answer, which I have not done yet.
For you other quads that have more than 25 years, I'm getting bone growths,
some in lumps, sometimes points. I've had several removed and others are just
left alone since they aren't harming anything. I have a large one growing on my
left forearm. Probably a candidate for removal. There are
Hi Dana,
I was talking about my Plantronics Calisto Pro Bluetooth phone. I can use the
earpiece/headset to switch between:
* my landline and cell phone, or
* landline and Dragon (and Windows/Yahoo audio/video communication, i.e., MSN
Messenger, etc.), or even
* cell phone and
Anyone here ever try using a SCS Spinal Cord Stimulator?
They implant small electrodes into the spinal cord. I was talking to a pain
doc I met by chance and he asked if I've tried one.
He said they worked well for phantom pains sand other long term causes of
pain.
Greg
FES and SCS is nothing new. In the past, there were failures is the
procedure, but so much more has been learn and the medical industry continues
to
learn and make advancements.
Does your doctor feel that you might be a good candidate for such a
procedure?
Best Wishes
In a message
Elizabeth Dana --
Sorry this got sent to the wrong person... I didn't see Elizabeth's original
post and, Dana, I didn't notice that your post was a (Re: ) reply to hers since
the original text was gone.
Oh well... I'm hoping it got to the list. I haven't seen it yet but if it
didn't THIS
Tod, you have expose my one true weakness, cellular communication. But I'm
learning. (lol)
Best Wishes
In a message dated 1/24/2009 2:56:29 P.M. Central Standard Time,
sant...@cox.net writes:
Elizabeth Dana --
Sorry this got sent to the wrong person... I didn't see Elizabeth's
For those of us using Vista, I see we are going to be obsolete. That didn't
take long J. The new windows 7 will have voice recognition however, so
hopefully within a year we will get to try something new. Many comments have
mentioned that the windows 7 will make Dragon obsolete. I prefer Vista to
That explains why don't know it. I don't have use of my arms, so they never
used the acronym around me.
Thanks,
Quadius
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 9:13 PM, wheelch...@aol.com wrote:
Balanced Forearm Orthosis (BFO), is a device used in rehab. PT or OT may
use them to create Zero Gravity on ones
I must say I smiled at the mention of Lou Dobbs. When I was hospitalized
while back, the first time for a medical reason in more than 5 1/2 years, I
watched a lot of CNN. I always thought Dobbs was a raving conservative, but
I think he just as firm convictions.
I wanted to send him an e-mail
The BFO is now known as the MAS, Mobile Arm Support. I have one that
attaches to my wheelchair that I use for task work such as reading a magazine,
feeding myself, or any other work that requires the use of my arm. It can be
adjusted up, down, or side to side, steel with the use of rubber
Thank You Naomi. Was that a OT or PT item, in your case? Once again, in
your case, how does it work for you.
Best Wishes
In a message dated 1/24/2009 4:38:21 P.M. Central Standard Time, LadyNotes
writes:
The BFO is now known as the MAS, Mobile Arm Support. I have one that
attaches
Yeah.
Anyway, someone has probably already said this but the office of motor
vehicles gives the placards (or licence plates with wheelchair insignias on
them) out like candy. If you have white hair -- eligible!
The problem with bills being passed -- is whether they are actually
enforced or not.
Forgot to send this to the group instead of one person:
All of my experiences in rehab and then going to outpatient rehab after I
came home -- have been better with PTs than OTs by far. This was a recent
topic not too long ago here and I remember writing that here on the
list then too.
In
Spinal Cord Injury, didn't get a lot of attention until the Korean War and
returning injured soldiers.
Methodist Hospital, in Indianapolis, IN developed the 1st Spinal Cord Injury
Unit. Today, there is so much more by comparison. The Miami Project,
Shepard Hospital, Kessler Hospital, Rehab
Hey guys,
I thought I would tell you an interesting parking story that happenned to me
thursday evening. I arrived at hooters and a harley motorcycle was parked in
the lined off section between the only two handicapped spots they have. I
pulled in one of the handicapped spots unfolded my
Hey Ron, are you sure that it wasn't another cop as in the Blue Code?
His Chief might have handled it differently, but I can only guess
Best Wishes
In a message dated 1/24/2009 9:16:19 P.M. Central Standard Time,
r.pra...@sbcglobal.net writes:
Hey guys,
I thought I would tell
i guess at least i did something about the ignorant self centered fool.If
everybody with vans called the cops something would eventually change.
ron c7
--- On Sat, 1/24/09, wheelch...@aol.com wheelch...@aol.com wrote:
From: wheelch...@aol.com wheelch...@aol.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Bill
no, guarantee i'd b on the horn, they'd thought it was a biker rally...normal
body people suk, (if they want 2 b included)
Eric W Rudd
c5sc...@gmail.com
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From: wheelch...@aol.com
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2009 9:35 PM
Ron -- Maybe a quick conference with an attorney will tell you if the police
must file a report and/or citation. If so, filing a suit alleging the police
officer did not fulfill his duties might be the only way to get their attention
and force them to enforce.
Maybe there *is* a certain
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