Hi Don,
I'm sorry to hear about your wound problems also. It's so hard for us
because we cannot feel and we don't know if the nurses doing the right thing.
They gave me some kind of special IV medication in the hospital. I don't
remember the name, but it is something they only use at acute
Wheelchair is correct and dont sign until everything has been checked and
double
checked on your chair. Thats the only real power you have over the vendor. Once
you sign, getting something changed will be difficult or impossible. I think
every chair user gets screwed a couple times before they
I've taken valium for 36 years, hydrocodone for 20, oxycontin for 8 and lyrica
for 5. Because my bones deteriorate and fracture from simple lifts I either
take my npain meds or suffer from AD. I broke a multitude of bones in my
original accident and many never healed right. I have deformed so
THE RELIGOUS RIGHT!! HAHAHAHAHOHA, OH GOD, YOU ARE FUNNY !!
john
From: Greg g...@eskimo.com
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 4:32 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hospital Fees
I
just got a co-pay bill for a hospital stay. For 3 days plus
Hi John,
From SCI nurses and physicians I've spoken with-- AD can hit anybody with SCI
of T6 and above, and is possible in people with SCI as low as T10.
Bob V
On Jun 26, 2012, at 11:10 AM, John S. wrote:
I've taken valium for 36 years, hydrocodone for 20, oxycontin for 8 and
lyrica for
Before I got insurance, I paid $1,000s and $1,000s of hospital and other
medical fees. And so has other family members. One is still paying off
something like $4,000.
Greg
The one thing you left out is the uninsured person pays zero. Thats whats
breaking the system or part of it.
Bob and all,
Here's what I found:
Autonomic dysreflexia, also known as hyperreflexia, is a state that is unique
to patients after spinal cord injury at a T-5 level and above. Patients with
spinal cord injuries at Thoracic 5 (T-5) level and above are very susceptible.
Patients with spinal
I am thankful, but after 30 years [in Aug.] of SCI I've never taken anything
stronger than Tylenol for pain. That's not to say I never have pain, but I
decided long ago that I wanted to avoid drugs [of any kind] as long as I could.
If I lived in a cold climate I would probably need pain meds.
As a Liberal, I’d give on Tort reform as long as all malpractice suits are
still covered. Yes doctors need much more room. They can’t be held responsible
every time something goes wrong. But if they are negligent, a person’s needs to
be covered. No limit on expenses, but a limit on the pain and
I have never found a redeeming feature in any organized religion, so the
comment about right wing religion in politics made me laugh and cry. The idea
of a Just God is fine but remember, men create Justice on Earth. When in
history did a religous man impart justice. The wealthy own our so
I'm not in pain Don. It really doesn't hurt in the sense that I feel the pain.
When I don't treat it my blood preassure rises, I get cold sweats to the point
of being drenched. My heart starts an irregular fast beat and I feel like I'm
being crushed. I become rigid then start convulsing
Noway! I've seen too many ding dong Dr.s to cut tort and too many wicked
drugs. Drug companies knowingly put out medicine that is BS. Look at propecia?
Cures baldness but cause ED. They knew it could cause birth defects if a woman
touched the damn pill. Do you think a tad more study might have
What is AD? Bobbie
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On Jun 26, 2012, at 2:34 PM, Bob Vogel rhvsh...@pacbell.net wrote:
Hi John,
From SCI nurses and physicians I've spoken with-- AD can hit anybody with
SCI of T6 and above, and is possible in people with SCI as low as T10.
Bob V
On Jun 26,
Don,
You are sooo correct about the cold temps. I'm 39 years post and live
in Northern New Jersey. I have scoliosis and a syrnix in my neck. I take
morphine, hydrocodone, Valium, nurontin and pennsaid. Bobbie
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On Jun 26, 2012, at 2:58 PM, Don Price
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