Re: [QUAD-L] Hello Group...Question about the covid-19 virus.

[Eric Olson]

I haven't heard of or seen anyone on the news disabled and infected.
Anyone else?

On Tue, Sep 8, 2020 at 5:34 PM Danny Hearn  wrote:

> Hi, All.I was just wondering if any of our Quad group has gotten sick
> from the coronavirus yet ?? Was curious to see if so, If they were able to
> survive  at home or at a Hospital ? So far I have been Okay and hope you
> all are alsoUs being Quads, I wonder If we can beat this virus if we
> would get it.  Take Care & Thanks !   Dan H***
>

[QUAD-L] Hello Group...Question about the covid-19 virus.

[Danny Hearn]

Hi, All.I was just wondering if any of our Quad group has gotten sick from 
the coronavirus yet ?? Was curious to see if so, If they were able to survive  
at home or at a Hospital ? So far I have been Okay and hope you all are 
alsoUs being Quads, I wonder If we can beat this virus if we would get it.  
Take Care & Thanks !   Dan H***

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello guys I have a question for you

[Jim Lubin]

This could be what your friend heard

https://www.medicaid.gov/state-resource-center/disaster-response-toolkit/federal-disaster-resources/index.html



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Today, in keeping with its commitment to ensure states have the necessary
tools to respond to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) approved an additional six
state Medicaid waiver requests under Section 1135 of the Social Security
Act (Act), bringing the total number of approved Section 1135 waivers for
states to twenty nine. The waivers were approved within days of states’
submitting them, with average approval time taking less than seven calendar
days. The waivers offer states new flexibilities to focus their resources
on combatting the outbreak and providing the best possible care to their
Medicaid beneficiaries. These waivers support President Trump’s commitment
to operating a COVID-19 response that is locally executed, state managed
and federally supported. All Section 1135 approval letters will be posted
here

as
they are issued.

CMS approved waivers for the following states today:

   - New York
   - Colorado
   - Hawaii
   - Idaho
   - Massachusetts
   - Maryland

CMS provides guidance to states on how to apply for Section 1135 waivers
through the Medicaid Disaster Response Tool Kit, which can be found here
.
To further the agency’s efforts, CMS has developed checklists and tools

to
expedite requests and approvals for waivers and other commonly requested
flexibilities.  CMS will continue to expeditiously review and approve, as
appropriate, all Section 1135 waivers and other requests that the agency
receives to ensure that we are providing our state partners with the
maximum flexibility they need to care for their Medicaid beneficiaries
during the public health emergency.

These waivers, and earlier CMS actions in response to COVID-19, are part of
the ongoing White House Task Force efforts. To keep up with the important
work the Task Force is doing in response to COVID-19, visit
www.coronavirus.gov
.
For a complete and updated list of CMS actions, and other information
specific to CMS, please visit the Current Emergencies Website.

Additionally, CMS has launched a dedicated, Medicaid.gov, COVID-19 resource
page

[QUAD-L] Hello guys I have a question for you

[ismaelcavazos1]

Hello guys a friend of mine was telling me that President said they were
going to extend medicate is that true and also if it's true and what way
they going to do that do you know my friend did not hear the whole report he
doesn't know either he told me might be wrong what he heard but that what he
understood what the president said around United States take you and God
bless you

 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Greg]

Not at all. Odds are very low unless you are a traveler, around 
travelers, etc. I might not go to a big event, but nt worred over it.

Greg

On 3/14/2020 1:32 PM, Nichole Rohling wrote:


Jeff,

With our compromised lungs I am just curious who is afraid of getting 
it. Do you feel at risk or are you in a hot spot? Not worried at all?


I am more likely to get the flu but like I said, I stay home mostly so 
my exposure to flu is pretty low.


However, my daughter and family live in Guam (Military) and they are 
supposed to be moving back the 1^st week of May.


Their travel will be military flights to Seattle then commercial to 
Oklahoma. They are staying with me 30 days.


Now their move might be postponed. So many things cancelled in OK and 
we only have 3 cases I think.


Nicki

*From:*Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com]
*Sent:* Saturday, March 14, 2020 1:45 PM
*To:* Nichole Rohling
*Subject:* Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

Bring on the drugs! Oh, I think you're talking about that bug. 
Rhetorical question? Don't you mean who is afraid of taking risk that 
can make them much more likely to catch the virus? Just curious… Jeff


On Saturday, March 14, 2020, 11:40:42 AM PDT, Nichole Rohling 
 wrote:


Still here!

Not much discussion but who is afraid of getting COVID-19? I stay home 
mostly so I’m not super worried.


Nicki

*From:*Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com]
*Sent:* Friday, March 13, 2020 9:27 PM
*To:* quad-list@eskimo.com
*Subject:* [QUAD-L] Hello!

So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?

Jeff

RE: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Nichole Rohling]

Eric,

I am growing much more concerned,. My granddaughter is in the hospital in Guam 
(son-in-law is military) They say she has pneumonia but haven’t tested her for 
COVID-19. Guam has 3 reported cases. They are waiting to get blood cultures 
back. They were to move back to the states the beginning of May and now the 
military is restricted from travel until May 11 for now. They will have to self 
quarantine when they get back. They were supposed to stay with me for 30 days 
and now who knows when I’ll get to see them.

 

From: Eric Olson [mailto:whee...@wi.rr.com] 
Sent: Sunday, March 15, 2020 12:40 PM
To: Nichole Rohling
Cc: Jeffrey Gaede; Quad-list Post
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

 

Yes I am worried.  I'm on a vent so I'm high risk.  My wife has MS. She uses a 
drug that suppresses her immune system making her high risk as well. If I 
didn't have to rely on others for care, I wouldn't worry.  Now I worry about a 
caregiver getting me sick AND caregivers getting sick and not being able to 
work.  Hands down the worst part of being disabled is having to be dependent on 
others for care.  

 

On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 1:40 PM Nichole Rohling  wrote:

Still here!

Not much discussion but who is afraid of getting COVID-19? I stay home mostly 
so I’m not super worried.

Nicki

 

From: Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2020 9:27 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello!

 

So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?

Jeff

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Eric Olson]

Yes I am worried.  I'm on a vent so I'm high risk.  My wife has MS. She
uses a drug that suppresses her immune system making her high risk as well.
If I didn't have to rely on others for care, I wouldn't worry.  Now I worry
about a caregiver getting me sick AND caregivers getting sick and not being
able to work.  Hands down the worst part of being disabled is having to be
dependent on others for care.

On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 1:40 PM Nichole Rohling 
wrote:

> Still here!
>
> Not much discussion but who is afraid of getting COVID-19? I stay home
> mostly so I’m not super worried.
>
> Nicki
>
>
>
> *From:* Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com]
> *Sent:* Friday, March 13, 2020 9:27 PM
> *To:* quad-list@eskimo.com
> *Subject:* [QUAD-L] Hello!
>
>
>
> So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?
>
> Jeff
>

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Jeffrey Gaede]

 Sorry about what you're currently going through, Lori. I have been there and 
it's survivable, but I'm sure that I'm saying something you already know. I'm 
super fortunate to have had the same two attendants for something like eight 
years now. I'm also fortunate to have had a solid job for over 15 years. Hang 
in there. You wouldn't have gotten this far if you were the type that gave up 
easily. Then again, I'm pretty sure I have an idea what you've been through, so 
I'm not the type to judge. Jeff

On Saturday, March 14, 2020, 12:33:47 PM PDT, Lori Michaelson 
 wrote:  
 
 Still here but hanging out with my nails. Stressed, exhausted, and more. I 
have always lived with family of some sort until January of 2016 when I found a 
wonderful "live-in caregiver" who has been with me since the middle of January 
2016. Either of us could move on it any time and in early January she told me 
that she was moving on. Trying to find someone who you can trust, afford 
(live-in caregivers are getting $700- $800/day I have found!!!), etc, etc.
My rent is going up again in May. I have hardly any family left and the only 3 
left are in the Northeast. I moved here so the roads would not tear up my 
compromised skin over and over and over again, the warmth, everything is 
wheelchair accessible and pet friendly, etc. etc. not to mention that when I 
was living there with my sister and brother-in-law before they asked me to move 
on (when the new lead nowhere to go) we could not find one single even remotely 
wheelchair accessible apartment or home.
I have been advertising everywhere. That's expensive now. Anyway, I have one 
prospect that I am meeting again today. The only problem is that she has 2 dogs 
(2 Bichons) and I simply can't imagine her taking care of 3 dogs and me. That 
would be quite overwhelming especially in an apartment complex. This place is 
pet friendly but, who knows, it might work though.
Regarding the Coronavirus... I don't watch the news and I am so tired of 
hearing about it. Just use common sense and that's all you can do. Yes, it's 
serious while at the same time the stupidity of people could kill us just as 
quickly. I am so Hearing about it and talking about this as well but, regarding 
stupidity, there is absolutely no reason people should be hoarding toilet paper!
I am at my limit of being a quadriplegic after being hurt so many times by 
medical doctors and/or home health nurses. And now I am pretty much all on my 
own. My family was willing to put me in a nursing home that had been cited 
twice so I took matters into my own hands but the last 4 years have been beyond 
challenging since I got her to the point of needing surgery, been hospitalized 
twice when I had not been in the hospital since 1995 and anything else that 
could possibly go wrong almost on a daily basis.
Smile!  LOL.
~Lori40+ years post injury.Southern Arizona.
On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 11:40 AM Nichole Rohling  
wrote:


Still here!

Not much discussion but who is afraid of getting COVID-19? I stay home mostly 
so I’m not super worried.

Nicki

 

From: Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2020 9:27 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello!

 

So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?

Jeff



-- 
“Petting, scratching, and cuddling a dog could be as soothing to the mind and 
heart as deep meditation and almost as good for the soul as prayer.” ― Dean 
Koontz  

RE: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Nichole Rohling]

Jeff, 

 

With our compromised lungs I am just curious who is afraid of getting it. Do 
you feel at risk or are you in a hot spot? Not worried at all?

I am more likely to get the flu but like I said, I stay home mostly so my 
exposure to flu is pretty low.

However, my daughter and family live in Guam (Military) and they are supposed 
to be moving back the 1st week of May.

Their travel will be military flights to Seattle then commercial to Oklahoma. 
They are staying with me 30 days. 

Now their move might be postponed. So many things cancelled in OK and we only 
have 3 cases I think.

 

Nicki

 

 

 

From: Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Saturday, March 14, 2020 1:45 PM
To: Nichole Rohling
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

 

Bring on the drugs! Oh, I think you're talking about that bug. Rhetorical 
question? Don't you mean who is afraid of taking risk that can make them much 
more likely to catch the virus? Just curious… Jeff

 

On Saturday, March 14, 2020, 11:40:42 AM PDT, Nichole Rohling 
 wrote: 

 

 

Still here!

Not much discussion but who is afraid of getting COVID-19? I stay home mostly 
so I’m not super worried.

Nicki

 

From: Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2020 9:27 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello!

 

So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?

Jeff

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Lori Michaelson]

Still here but hanging out with my nails. Stressed, exhausted, and more. I
have always lived with family of some sort until January of 2016 when I
found a wonderful "live-in caregiver" who has been with me since the middle
of January 2016. Either of us could move on it any time and in early
January she told me that she was moving on. Trying to find someone who you
can trust, afford (live-in caregivers are getting $700- $800/day I have
found!!!), etc, etc.

My rent is going up again in May. I have hardly any family left and the
only 3 left are in the Northeast. I moved here so the roads would not tear
up my compromised skin over and over and over again, the warmth, everything
is wheelchair accessible and pet friendly, etc. etc. not to mention that
when I was living there with my sister and brother-in-law before they asked
me to move on (when the new lead nowhere to go) we could not find one
single even remotely wheelchair accessible apartment or home.

I have been advertising everywhere. That's expensive now. Anyway, I have
one prospect that I am meeting again today. The only problem is that she
has 2 dogs (2 Bichons) and I simply can't imagine her taking care of 3 dogs
and me. That would be quite overwhelming especially in an apartment
complex. This place is pet friendly but, who knows, it might work though.

Regarding the Coronavirus... I don't watch the news and I am so tired of
hearing about it. Just use common sense and that's all you can do. Yes,
it's serious while at the same time the stupidity of people could kill us
just as quickly. I am so Hearing about it and talking about this as well
but, regarding stupidity, there is absolutely no reason people should be
hoarding toilet paper!

I am at my limit of being a quadriplegic after being hurt so many times by
medical doctors and/or home health nurses. And now I am pretty much all on
my own. My family was willing to put me in a nursing home that had been
cited twice so I took matters into my own hands but the last 4 years have
been beyond challenging since I got her to the point of needing surgery,
been hospitalized twice when I had not been in the hospital since 1995 and
anything else that could possibly go wrong almost on a daily basis.

Smile!  LOL.

~Lori
40+ years post injury.
Southern Arizona.

On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 11:40 AM Nichole Rohling 
wrote:

> Still here!
>
> Not much discussion but who is afraid of getting COVID-19? I stay home
> mostly so I’m not super worried.
>
> Nicki
>
>
>
> *From:* Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com]
> *Sent:* Friday, March 13, 2020 9:27 PM
> *To:* quad-list@eskimo.com
> *Subject:* [QUAD-L] Hello!
>
>
>
> So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?
>
> Jeff
>


-- 
“Petting, scratching, and cuddling a dog could be as soothing to the mind
and heart as deep meditation and almost as good for the soul as prayer.” ― Dean
Koontz

RE: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Nichole Rohling]

Still here!

Not much discussion but who is afraid of getting COVID-19? I stay home mostly 
so I’m not super worried.

Nicki

 

From: Jeffrey Gaede [mailto:jsga...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2020 9:27 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello!

 

So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?

Jeff

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Danny Hearn]

 I'm still here, don't post a lot these days Do you all remember in the 
past how this list was so busy that it was hard to even keep up with, lol.I 
think many of us have learned a lot of the basics, not to mention so many of 
our dear Quad Friends that have passed on.   Dan. H. **  C-6  Going on 23 years 
Post- St. Louis, Mo.
On Saturday, March 14, 2020, 01:18:35 PM CDT, Eric Olson 
 wrote:  
 
 I'm not here and even if I was, I'd deny it lol

On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 9:27 PM Jeffrey Gaede  wrote:

So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?Jeff
  

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[Eric Olson]

I'm not here and even if I was, I'd deny it lol

On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 9:27 PM Jeffrey Gaede  wrote:

> So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?
> Jeff
>

[QUAD-L] Hello!

[Jeffrey Gaede]

So who all is still here and what is everyone talking about?Jeff

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello my friends I have a question

[wheelchair]

New and remarkable ear buds, and Smart Phone Apt, are better than hearing  
aids, for some.
 
Does your friend qualify?
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 9/3/2017 11:34:51 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
ismaelcavaz...@gmail.com writes:

 
Hello guys I have a friend of my that he is a quadriplegic  he doesn't have 
any movement of his arms since he is accident happened is not  able to hear 
Barry well I am trying to help him not able to hear the  television barrel 
well I know they are special devices they put on their years  but he doesn't 
like to wear them when he is at home he have to put the  television buried 
out so he could hear it they were another idea I told him  about headphones 
but he doesn't feel comfortable with their on but when he is  in the 
hospital I don't know what you call that device but anyway he able to  hear the 
television very well bed side call light when they put it on his side  of his 
bed he's able to hear the television very well I ask different  questions to 
a different hospital quarried to them they told be that device  comes with 
the hospital bed where you could hear the television on the side of  the band 
I went to Google to look for it I was not successful any ideas will  be 
appreciated thank you and God bless you have a nice day 

Re: Fwd: [QUAD-L] Hello my friends I have a question

[Jeffrey Gaede]

I can understand being uncomfortable with the headphones on your head, but has 
he tried laying the headphones beside him, beside his years, to see if that 
works.

  From: Larry Willis <lwillis82...@gmail.com>
 To: quad-list@eskimo.com 
 Sent: Sunday, September 3, 2017 4:48 PM
 Subject: Fwd: [QUAD-L] Hello my friends I have a question
   
Sounds like he just needs a remote speaker to put beside him. Anyone tech savvy 
could do it, I think.

Sent from my iPad
Begin forwarded message:


Resent-From: quad-list@eskimo.com
From: "Ismael Cavazos" <ismaelcavaz...@gmail.com>
Date: September 3, 2017 at 12:34:42 PM EDT
To: "Blue" <quad-list@eskimo.com>
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello my friends I have a question




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Hello guys I have a friend of my that he is a quadriplegic he doesn't have any 
movement of his arms since he is accident happened is not able to hear Barry 
well I am trying to help him not able to hear the television barrel well I know 
they are special devices they put on their years but he doesn't like to wear 
them when he is at home he have to put the television buried out so he could 
hear it they were another idea I told him about headphones but he doesn't feel 
comfortable with their on but when he is in the hospital I don't know what you 
call that device but anyway he able to hear the television very well bed side 
call light when they put it on his side of his bed he's able to hear the 
television very well I ask different questions to a different hospital quarried 
to them they told be that device comes with the hospital bed where you could 
hear the television on the side of the band I went to Google to look for it I 
was not successful any ideas will be appreciated thank you and God bless you 
have a nice day  

   

[QUAD-L] Hello my friends I have a question

[Ismael Cavazos]

Hello guys I have a friend of my that he is a quadriplegic he doesn't have
any movement of his arms since he is accident happened is not able to hear
Barry well I am trying to help him not able to hear the television barrel
well I know they are special devices they put on their years but he doesn't
like to wear them when he is at home he have to put the television buried
out so he could hear it they were another idea I told him about headphones
but he doesn't feel comfortable with their on but when he is in the hospital
I don't know what you call that device but anyway he able to hear the
television very well bed side call light when they put it on his side of his
bed he's able to hear the television very well I ask different questions to
a different hospital quarried to them they told be that device comes with
the hospital bed where you could hear the television on the side of the band
I went to Google to look for it I was not successful any ideas will be
appreciated thank you and God bless you have a nice day

 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[wheelchair]

anyone?
 
 
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 8/17/2015 8:15:00 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com writes:

Hello!!  Is anybody out there?
Bobbie 

Smile  Everyday

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[alcibiates2]

Yeah, I'm here too, wherever here is. 

 Original message 
From: llt1...@sbcglobal.net 
Date: 08/17/2015  9:30 PM  (GMT-05:00) 
To: bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com, quad-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello 

I'm here!  Sent from my MetroPCS 4G Android device  -- Original 
message-- From: GmailDate: Mon, 8/17/2015 8:14 PMTo: 
quad-list;Subject:[QUAD-L] Hello Hello!! Is anybody out there?
Bobbie 

Smile Everyday

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[llt1...@sbcglobal.net]

I'm here!Sent from my MetroPCS 4G Android device-- Original message-- From:GmailDate:Mon, 8/17/2015 8:14 PMTo:quad-list;Subject:[QUAD-L] HelloHello!! Is anybody out there?
Bobbie 

Smile Everyday

[QUAD-L] Hello

[Gmail]

Hello!! Is anybody out there?
Bobbie 

Smile Everyday

[QUAD-L] hello

[diannal767]

hi sonny! i'm dianna from ohio. c6/7 quad from a boating accident 25 yrs ago 
this june. if i knew then what i know now, i would never have gone out at night 
without spot lights. but i didn't and so here i am. i think you'll find this a 
very informative room on just about everything. anything on your mind, don't be 
afraid to ask, lol. again, welcome.
dianna
p.s. i play spades on facebook alot, if you like cards...check that out. spades 
plus i'm up to 3.8 million. was as high as 4.8. when i cash out, i'll get 
everyone together. oh...virtual money, would be nice though.

[QUAD-L] hello from a new participant in Olney, Maryland

[Dave Krehbiel]

I'm a new participant in the forum from Olney, Maryland. I was injured in an
accident at the beach about three years ago, and I'm now a C4/C5
quadriplegic.

 

It sure is nice to find a forum dedicated to quadriplegics. I can imagine
that being a paraplegic is a devastating and life-changing injury, but it
seems to me that quadriplegics face problems of an entirely different
magnitude.

 

I have two primary areas of interest:

 

Support for Dragon NaturallySpeaking. I am currently using Dragon
NaturallySpeaking 10, and it works pretty well for most things, but I have
questions from time to time. For example, does anyone know how to copy a
block of information from a website and paste it into a document using
Dragon voice commands?

 

Quality of life issues. So many of the organizations which help those with
spinal cord injuries seem to focus on basic health needs and research and
things like that. I am considering starting an organization which would
focus on quality-of-life issues only. It is nice to stay alive... but it
might be nice to have some fun too. Are you aware of any organizations which
focus on quality-of-life issues for quadriplegics and their families? If I
were to start such an organization, would that be of interest to you?

 

Thank you, and take care,

 

Dave Krehbiel

Re: [QUAD-L] hello from a new participant in Olney, Maryland

[wheelchair]

Quality of Life might be addressed by your local federally funded, Center  
for Independent Living.
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 8/17/2010 8:45:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
davekrehb...@earthlink.net writes:

 
I'm  a new participant in the forum from Olney, Maryland. I was injured in 
an  accident at the beach about three years ago, and I'm now a C4/C5  
quadriplegic. 
It  sure is nice to find a forum dedicated to quadriplegics. I can imagine 
that  being a paraplegic is a devastating and life-changing injury, but it 
seems to  me that quadriplegics face problems of an entirely different  
magnitude. 
I  have two primary areas of interest: 
Support  for Dragon NaturallySpeaking. I am currently using Dragon 
NaturallySpeaking  10, and it works pretty well for most things, but I have 
questions from time  to time. For example, does anyone know how to copy a block 
of 
information from  a website and paste it into a document using Dragon voice  
commands? 
Quality  of life issues. So many of the organizations which help those with 
spinal cord  injuries seem to focus on basic health needs and research and 
things like  that. I am considering starting an organization which would 
focus on  quality-of-life issues only. It is nice to stay alive... but it might 
be nice  to have some fun too. Are you aware of any organizations which 
focus on  quality-of-life issues for quadriplegics and their families? If I 
were to  start such an organization, would that be of interest to  you? 
Thank  you, and take care, 
Dave  Krehbiel

Re: [QUAD-L] hello from a new participant in Olney, Maryland

[Steve Oldaker]

Hi Dave,

I am an avid user of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10. I'm using it now. Here are
the voice commands that I would use to copy a block of information from a
website and paste it into a document:

1. Go to the webpage you want and use the MouseGrid commands to place the
cursor at the beginning of the text you wish to copy.

2. Say mouse mark. It won't look like anything happened, but
NaturallySpeaking now knows its starting point.

3. Use the MouseGrid commands to place the cursor at the end of the text you
wish to copy.

4. Say mouse drag. This will highlight all the desired text.

5. Say copy that.

6. Switch to the document you wish to paste your copied text into and say
paste that.

There may be an easier way, but this works for me. Let me know if you have
any follow-up questions.

As for quality of life issues and supporting organizations, I concur with
Wheelchair on checking first with any local Center for Independent Living.
No need to reinvent the wheel if a really good wheel is available to you.

Steve - C4, 22 years

On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 9:45 AM, Dave Krehbiel
davekrehb...@earthlink.netwrote:

   I'm a new participant in the forum from Olney, Maryland. I was injured
 in an accident at the beach about three years ago, and I'm now a C4/C5
 quadriplegic.



 It sure is nice to find a forum dedicated to quadriplegics. I can imagine
 that being a paraplegic is a devastating and life-changing injury, but it
 seems to me that quadriplegics face problems of an entirely different
 magnitude.



 I have two primary areas of interest:



 Support for Dragon NaturallySpeaking. I am currently using Dragon
 NaturallySpeaking 10, and it works pretty well for most things, but I have
 questions from time to time. For example, does anyone know how to copy a
 block of information from a website and paste it into a document using
 Dragon voice commands?



 Quality of life issues. So many of the organizations which help those with
 spinal cord injuries seem to focus on basic health needs and research and
 things like that. I am considering starting an organization which would
 focus on quality-of-life issues only. It is nice to stay alive... but it
 might be nice to have some fun too. Are you aware of any organizations which
 focus on quality-of-life issues for quadriplegics and their families? If I
 were to start such an organization, would that be of interest to you?



 Thank you, and take care,



 Dave Krehbiel

Re: [QUAD-L] hello from a new participant in Olney, Maryland

[Monty]

well it depends on what your operating system you're on and what is your 
favorite web browser? I am running Windows 7 ultimate 64-bit edition, Firefox 
and Dragon version 10. If you are running under Firefox there are countless 
number of add-ins to grab any information that is being displayed in your web 
browser window! Now if you want to copy text just drag and highlight and 
right-click to copy and paste into some other application. Any other questions 
just ask






From: Dave Krehbiel davekrehb...@earthlink.net
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, August 17, 2010 9:45:20 AM
Subject: [QUAD-L] hello from a new participant in Olney, Maryland

 
I'm a new participant in the forum from Olney, Maryland. I was injured in an 
accident at the beach about three years ago, and I'm now a C4/C5 quadriplegic.
 
It sure is nice to find a forum dedicated to quadriplegics. I can imagine that 
being a paraplegic is a devastating and life-changing injury, but it seems to 
me 
that quadriplegics face problems of an entirely different magnitude.
 
I have two primary areas of interest:
 
Support for Dragon NaturallySpeaking. I am currently using Dragon 
NaturallySpeaking 10, and it works pretty well for most things, but I have 
questions from time to time. For example, does anyone know how to copy a block 
of information from a website and paste it into a document using Dragon voice 
commands?
 
Quality of life issues. So many of the organizations which help those with 
spinal cord injuries seem to focus on basic health needs and research and 
things 
like that. I am considering starting an organization which would focus on 
quality-of-life issues only. It is nice to stay alive... but it might be nice 
to 
have some fun too. Are you aware of any organizations which focus on 
quality-of-life issues for quadriplegics and their families? If I were to start 
such an organization, would that be of interest to you?
 
Thank you, and take care,
 
Dave Krehbiel


  

RE: [QUAD-L] Hello, encouragment please

[Joan Anglin]

Don is right, you won't get much sympathy from us high quads, for myself I
would like to be able to feed myself and get a drink whenever I want to, and
most of all be able to scratch my nose when inches or get that damn off my
neck because I can actually feel that.  J

The very best advice that I can give you is the same advice that was given
to me at the Santa Clara rehab: don't let your disability control you, you
control your disability.

Good luck and just go for it

Joan

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello, encouragment please

[Don Price]

Ian,

You probably won't find much sympathy here from all of us who have much less 
physical movement than you have.  I'm a c5-6 complete and if I could walk 40 
or 50 steps, as you can I'd be doing it every waking minute of the day.  I'd 
be dancing a quad jig!

But, we're not in your situation, so can't really know the obstacles and 
difficulties you face.  So, I encourage you to do WHATEVER it takes to 
strengthen what you have!

-go to your local gym and see if there's a trainer willing to help.
-check out your nearest university... are they doing any medical/sci studies?
-any OT or PT schools near you?
-post an ad on craigslist for a workout partner/trainer.
-talk to your local newspaper/television station about doing a story about you.

Take control, Ian--you can walk!

Don.
  - Original Message - 
  From: Ian Sands 
  To: quad-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 11:09 AM
  Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello, encouragment please


I always have good intentions of exercise / intense strengthening, 
whatever you might call it to reach my full potential. But intentions are 
easier than actually being consistent. Two of my obstacles are 1 - a full time 
job (not complaining) and 2 needing someones help for me to actually do / get 
to where I know I can get to. 

Neither are an excuse, just obstacles that I need to figure out.

I was injured at 15, now 33. Much time has passed but I know it's still 
not too late to be in all reality at least 10x better / physically able than I 
am now.

I'm c2 incomplete, right side strongest, use a power chair, with a left 
afo and walker and help standing I can walk between 40 and 50 steps at a time. 
But can't stand myself or transfer myself / but the potential is clearly there, 
much more potential that I can put into words, and too much potential to just 
let go.

There's a gym near my home that I know would benefit me greatly but I 
would need someone willing to invest their time and energy to help me and for 
me it's difficult to ask for that kind of help. A friend who'm I've only know a 
few weeks said he would help (I asked him) Still it's difficult for me to go 
forward with the gym. Things like him being married gand having kids and make 
taking time from his family make it difficult for me to really go through with 
it.

On the other end I have a single friend who I asked and he said yes but 
he was obviously not interested at all. 

Anyway. I know there's a way. But I don't know where to start - my legs 
work - my arms work - my abs and back work - but everything needs to and can be 
strengthened. But where do I start?

Right now I try to walk once a day (usually 5 days a week) just to 
maintain that ability.

I have to improve everything, if it was just biceps or quads or 1 or 2 
things it would be less overwhelming. But I know that if I can put it together, 
the rewards will greatly be worth the time effort and pain that I invest.

I have a new fes device that I haven't used yet. I hope to make use of 
it soon. Any suggestions?

Where should I start? I don't have access to the internet alot so I 
can't look up / post as often as I'd like.

Would it help if I videoed my ability and limitations and posted them? 
Would anyone be willing to tell me what and how I should work on things?

Anyway, thank you for listening, thank you for your help, please give 
me your advice.

Ian  

[QUAD-L] Hello, encouragment please

[Ian Sands]

I always have good intentions of exercise / intense strengthening,
whatever you might call it to reach my full potential. But intentions
are easier than actually being consistent. Two of my obstacles are 1 -
a full time job (not complaining) and 2 needing someones help for me to
actually do / get to where I know I can get to. 



Neither are an excuse, just obstacles that I need to figure out.



I was injured at 15, now 33. Much time has passed but I know it's still
not too late to be in all reality at least 10x better / physically able
than I am now.



I'm c2 incomplete, right side strongest, use a power chair, with a left
afo and walker and help standing I can walk between 40 and 50 steps at
a time. But can't stand myself or transfer myself / but the potential
is clearly there, much more potential that I can put into words, and
too much potential to just let go.



There's a gym near my home that I know would benefit me greatly but I
would need someone willing to invest their time and energy to help me
and for me it's difficult to ask for that kind of help. A friend who'm
I've only know a few weeks said he would help (I asked him) Still it's
difficult for me to go forward with the gym. Things like him being
married gand having kids and make taking time from his family make it
difficult for me to really go through with it.



On the other end I have a single friend who I asked and he said yes but he was 
obviously not interested at all. 



Anyway. I know there's a way. But I don't know where to start - my legs
work - my arms work - my abs and back work - but everything needs to
and can be strengthened. But where do I start?



Right now I try to walk once a day (usually 5 days a week) just to maintain 
that ability.



I have to improve everything, if it was just biceps or quads or 1 or 2
things it would be less overwhelming. But I know that if I can put it
together, the rewards will greatly be worth the time effort and pain
that I invest.



I have a new fes device that I haven't used yet. I hope to make use of it soon. 
Any suggestions?



Where should I start? I don't have access to the internet alot so I can't look 
up / post as often as I'd like.



Would it help if I videoed my ability and limitations and posted them?
Would anyone be willing to tell me what and how I should work on things?



Anyway, thank you for listening, thank you for your help, please give me your 
advice.



Ian



  

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello, encouragment please

[wheelchair]

In your example, working with a Physical Therapist in the beginning is  
great and then with a strength coach at the gym.  You have to establish a  
baseline and a goal.
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 6/30/2010 1:29:13 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
iansandsphotogra...@yahoo.com writes:

I always have good intentions of exercise / intense  strengthening, 
whatever you might call it to reach my full potential.  But intentions are 
easier 
than actually being consistent. Two of my  obstacles are 1 - a full time job 
(not complaining) and 2 needing  someones help for me to actually do / get 
to where I know I can get to.  

Neither are an excuse, just obstacles that I need to figure  out.

I was injured at 15, now 33. Much time has passed but I know  it's still 
not too late to be in all reality at least 10x better /  physically able than 
I am now.

I'm c2 incomplete, right side  strongest, use a power chair, with a left 
afo and walker and help  standing I can walk between 40 and 50 steps at a 
time. But can't stand  myself or transfer myself / but the potential is clearly 
there, much  more potential that I can put into words, and too much 
potential to just  let go.

There's a gym near my home that I know would benefit me  greatly but I 
would need someone willing to invest their time and energy  to help me and for 
me it's difficult to ask for that kind of help. A  friend who'm I've only 
know a few weeks said he would help (I asked him)  Still it's difficult for me 
to go forward with the gym. Things like him  being married gand having kids 
and make taking time from his family make  it difficult for me to really go 
through with it.

On the other  end I have a single friend who I asked and he said yes but he 
was  obviously not interested at all. 

Anyway. I know there's a way.  But I don't know where to start - my legs 
work - my arms work - my abs  and back work - but everything needs to and can 
be strengthened. But  where do I start?

Right now I try to walk once a day (usually 5  days a week) just to 
maintain that ability.

I have to improve  everything, if it was just biceps or quads or 1 or 2 
things it would be  less overwhelming. But I know that if I can put it 
together, the rewards  will greatly be worth the time effort and pain that I 
invest.

I  have a new fes device that I haven't used yet. I hope to make use of it  
soon. Any suggestions?

Where should I start? I don't have access  to the internet alot so I can't 
look up / post as often as I'd  like.

Would it help if I videoed my ability and limitations and  posted them? 
Would anyone be willing to tell me what and how I should  work on things?

Anyway, thank you for listening, thank you for  your help, please give me 
your advice.

Ian  

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello, encouragment please

[hellodaveoc]

Ian,
So you have a c2 sci, legs, back, arms, abs, trunk muscles all work and you 
 don't exercise because nobody will tell you how or what to do? That's 
pretty amazing.  Did you finish school?  Do you have a  job?   What exactly 
do you do?   Your story is pretty  baffling to me.
AZDAVE
_DAVEOCONNELL.COM_ (http://www.users.qwest.net/~daveoc/) 
 
 
 
In a message dated 6/30/2010 11:16:14 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
iansandsphotogra...@yahoo.com writes:

I always have good intentions of exercise / intense  strengthening, 
whatever you might call it to reach my full potential.  But intentions are 
easier 
than actually being consistent. Two of my  obstacles are 1 - a full time job 
(not complaining) and 2 needing  someones help for me to actually do / get 
to where I know I can get to.  

Neither are an excuse, just obstacles that I need to figure  out.

I was injured at 15, now 33. Much time has passed but I know  it's still 
not too late to be in all reality at least 10x better /  physically able than 
I am now.

I'm c2 incomplete, right side  strongest, use a power chair, with a left 
afo and walker and help  standing I can walk between 40 and 50 steps at a 
time. But can't stand  myself or transfer myself / but the potential is clearly 
there, much  more potential that I can put into words, and too much 
potential to just  let go.

There's a gym near my home that I know would benefit me  greatly but I 
would need someone willing to invest their time and energy  to help me and for 
me it's difficult to ask for that kind of help. A  friend who'm I've only 
know a few weeks said he would help (I asked him)  Still it's difficult for me 
to go forward with the gym. Things like him  being married gand having kids 
and make taking time from his family make  it difficult for me to really go 
through with it.

On the other  end I have a single friend who I asked and he said yes but he 
was  obviously not interested at all. 

Anyway. I know there's a way.  But I don't know where to start - my legs 
work - my arms work - my abs  and back work - but everything needs to and can 
be strengthened. But  where do I start?

Right now I try to walk once a day (usually 5  days a week) just to 
maintain that ability.

I have to improve  everything, if it was just biceps or quads or 1 or 2 
things it would be  less overwhelming. But I know that if I can put it 
together, the rewards  will greatly be worth the time effort and pain that I 
invest.

I  have a new fes device that I haven't used yet. I hope to make use of it  
soon. Any suggestions?

Where should I start? I don't have access  to the internet alot so I can't 
look up / post as often as I'd  like.

Would it help if I videoed my ability and limitations and  posted them? 
Would anyone be willing to tell me what and how I should  work on things?

Anyway, thank you for listening, thank you for  your help, please give me 
your advice.

Ian  

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[hellodaveoc]

Welcome back, Silas.  You forgot our advice???   What's  going with you now?
AZDAVE
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 5/18/2010 6:13:42 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
silas...@live.com writes:

Hello everybody!  I came back because this  year has been the worst yet, 
hope to start learning from you all again!   
Silas Shelburne 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[ladynotes]

I'm sorry to hear about your bad year. I hope things will improve. Glad to have 
you back. I just came back myself :-)


Have a Blessed Day, Naomi



-Original Message-
From: silas silas...@live.com
To: Quad-list quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 9:13 am
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello!


Hello everybody!  I came back because this year has been the worst yet, hope to 
start learning from you all again!  
Silas Shelburne 

[QUAD-L] Hello!

[silas]

Hello everybody!  I came back because this year has been the worst yet, hope to 
start learning from you all again!  
Silas Shelburne 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello!

[wheelchair]

WELCOME BACK  I'm sure that we have much to share. again
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 5/18/2010 8:13:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
silas...@live.com writes:

Hello everybody!  I came back because this  year has been the worst yet, 
hope to start learning from you all again!   
Silas Shelburne 

[QUAD-L] Hello

[Nancy P]

Hello
What have you been up to ?
Tell you a good news. At last few days,My friend John told me where was called 
the  factory of world.All the things is very cheap. Register to be their 
members as soon as possible, during this time, they have discount sales, many 
surprises are waiting for you. what's more it is very convenient.
The price of products is great low from there. But very perfect. It’s 
incredible!
For example: laptops, cell phone, digital cameras, LCD TV, GPS and so on.
You can log on their website  www.classicsell.com..
I would like you to have a pleasant shopping!



  

[QUAD-L] hello quad-l...breaker, breaker....gotta copy?

[Eric W Rudd]

[QUAD-L] Hello Luis my extended Family

[Robert Brennan]

Hello Luis,
i acquired c6 incomplete quadriplegia in 1997. I have however helped in forming 
a disabilities  group previously. My peers are launching a spinal injuries 
forum website very shortly. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. It will 
be a .org url. Australia would benefit dearly  Mister Lubin?
 Rob.

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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 17 May, 2008 7:14:09 AM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] neurontin





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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello All

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Merrill,
   
  Take care and hope to see you back soon.  Stay strong.
   
  With Love,
 
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post
  Texas, USA 


Merrill Burghardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hello everyone!  I’ve been off list for a few months.  Back 
awhile this group got too far off subject so I just left.  Good to see familiar 
names and relevant conversation. 

[QUAD-L] Hello All

[Merrill Burghardt]

Hello everyone!  I've been off list for a few months.  Back awhile this
group got too far off subject so I just left.  Good to see familiar names
and relevant conversation. 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[Ms Linda Ferrell]

Hi Tom,
Welcome to the Q-list. Lots of info  friendship here. I'm Lindaf, living with 
a C4-5 SCI since 87. I live in Valparaiso, IN. Hope you stay around.
Lindaf 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[John S.]

Hiya Tom,
Nice to meet you. I've been having trouble with pain. I may have taken some 
extra pain meds. I'm usually pretty harmless. I think I upset some folks now 
and then, but it's not on purpose. I just have trouble writing the way I think. 
I got a mind like a steel trap...old, dirty and banned in 49 states.
Seriously, I love the people on the list and pray for them all. New people are 
always fun for me. I had a brain injury and my memory sucks. I may get to meet 
you a few times. One of the perks that comes with a TBI. I've been a C-5 quad 
for 32 years and If I can be any help, then maybe your taking too many meds.

john :D



- Original Message 
From: Ms Linda Ferrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2007 6:01:49 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )


Hi Tom,
Welcome to the Q-list. Lots of info  friendship here. I'm Lindaf, living with 
a C4-5 SCI since 87. I live in Valparaiso, IN. Hope you stay around.
Lindaf

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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[LadyNotes]

John, you are a crazy man!  I just saw the wagon go past looking for  you.
 
Naomi
C-4 quad, incomplete since July  2, 2005
Transverse Myelitis



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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[John S.]

Good to meet you Tom. We  got tons to offer, like how to get rich buying 
forclosed girbil farms, Mark is the stock market exec. Hes made millions in 
penny stocks. I personnally think he inherited it all from a rich uncle that 
lived in Bahgdad. Silas is a hitman for the Eskimo mafia. Lori is hiding out 
here untill she gets the islamic community in the Falkland Islands to drop the 
Fatwah they have on her. Stacy is a spy for the Mexican Secret Police. Amy is a 
doctor that cured a disease that kills one out of every 11 billion people and 
someday she will be famous. Most the people on the list work for the tri 
lateral commision and we are all having a dream, now your in it, too

john


- Original Message 
From: AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 4:30:21 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )



hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for later
have a nice day : - ) 

 
tom




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RE: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[RollinOn]

Hey John my uncle keeps e-mailing me waiting on my account number I just
can't find it and he keeps changing his name and get this he moved from
Bahgdad and now is a Prince of some small country in Africa and is in the
diamond business at least for next few months so I got to hurry. Man it's
going to be great being a millionaire!
I think after I get rich I'm getting out of penny stocks and looking to
invest in stocks and bonds that are a little more pleasing like fishnet
stockings and gold bond whiskey.
Good bye poverty and hello Trump.You're Fired!
 

Mark Jackson

   RollinOn

 

 

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From: John S. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2007 12:39 PM
To: AmazingE-Books (mrtom); quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )


Good to meet you Tom. We  got tons to offer, like how to get rich buying
forclosed girbil farms, Mark is the stock market exec. Hes made millions in
penny stocks. I personnally think he inherited it all from a rich uncle that
lived in Bahgdad. Silas is a hitman for the Eskimo mafia. Lori is hiding out
here untill she gets the islamic community in the Falkland Islands to drop
the Fatwah they have on her. Stacy is a spy for the Mexican Secret Police.
Amy is a doctor that cured a disease that kills one out of every 11 billion
people and someday she will be famous. Most the people on the list work for
the tri lateral commision and we are all having a dream, now your in it, too
 
john


- Original Message 
From: AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 4:30:21 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )



hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for later
have a nice day : - ) 

 
tom


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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Tom,
   
  Welcome to the Quad-List!  We are a diverse group of thoughtful thinkers.  
Pull up a chair and join the conversation.
   
  With Love,
 
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 31 Years Post
  Texas, USA 


AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for later
have a nice day : - ) 
   
tom


  
-
  Building a website is a piece of cake. 
Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[Stacy Harim]

Welcome to the list tom.  You will find a wealth of information from some great 
people here.

Stacy


- Original Message 
From: AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 4:30:21 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )



hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for later
have a nice day : - ) 

 
tom




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RE: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[RollinOn]

Hey Tom,
Welcome to the list and hope we can answer your question.
 

Mark Jackson

   RollinOn

 

 

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From: AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 3:30 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )



hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for later
have a nice day : - ) 

 
tom


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[QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[AmazingE-Books (mrtom)]

hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for later
have a nice day : - ) 
 
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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[Amy Davis]

Hi..and welcome to the list. I am an AM with a boyfriend who happens to be a 
quad. I have learned so much from everyone on here. Hopefully you will too. 
  As far as serious questionsSHOOT! Now you got me 
wondering
  Amy

AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for later
have a nice day : - ) 
   
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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello : - )

[andrea murray]

  
Hello. 
  I'm glad you join the list. I have one question. What is a AM. 
  Wheelchair Warrior
Amy Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi..and welcome to the list. I am an AM with a boyfriend who happens to be 
a quad. I have learned so much from everyone on here. Hopefully you will too. 
  As far as serious questionsSHOOT! Now you got me 
wondering
  Amy

AmazingE-Books (mrtom) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
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have a nice day : - ) 
   
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[wheelchair]

 
Hi Tom and Welcome,
 
We've been waiting for you for some time and glad you finally decided to  
subscribe.  You will learn in time that we have little to offer, but are  great 
at listening, when necessary.  You will also discover that you get  back 
twice what you give.
 
Again, a warm welcome
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 10/14/2007 3:35:30 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

hello everybody, 
i am an new member, 
interested to see what  this forum has to offer.
i have a serious question,
but will keep it for  later
have a nice day : - ) 

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Re: [QUAD-L] hello

[Angie Novak]

Becky!  Where have you been?

-Angie

rebecca wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hello everyone,
   
  i would like to introduce myself, my name is rebecca and i am from sydney 
australia.i am 26 years of age.
  i suffered a complete spinal cord injury at c2/3 level 6 years ago from a 
diving accident and are ventilator dependent.
  i hope to chat to a few of you and also get some advice on certain issues.
  thanks

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Re: [QUAD-L] hello

[LadyNotes]

Hello Rebecca,
 
Welcome to the group.  You will find there is a wealth of  information to be 
had as a member of this group.
My name is Naomi, C4,  Transverse Myelitis_Diseases  and Conditions: 
Transverse Myelitis_ 
(http://www.hopkinsneuro.org/tm/disease_and_condition_detail.cfm?condition_id=8)
  , since July 2, 2005.  I'm sorry we  had to meet this way, 
but glad to have you as a member.  

Naomi
C-4 quad since July 2,  2005
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Re: [QUAD-L] hello

[kaye allard]

Hi Rebecca, welcome and don't be shy!
;-)

On 3/16/07, rebecca wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


hello everyone,

i would like to introduce myself, my name is rebecca and i am from sydney
australia.i am 26 years of age.
i suffered a complete spinal cord injury at c2/3 level 6 years ago from a
diving accident and are ventilator dependent.
i hope to chat to a few of you and also get some advice on certain issues.
thanks

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Re: [QUAD-L] hello

[delimited4]

Welcome to the list, Rebecca.
 
john
 
 
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 6:57 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] hello


hello everyone,
 
i would like to introduce myself, my name is rebecca and i am from sydney 
australia.i am 26 years of age.
i suffered a complete spinal cord injury at c2/3 level 6 years ago from a 
diving accident and are ventilator dependent.
i hope to chat to a few of you and also get some advice on certain issues.
thanks


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Re: [QUAD-L] hello

[professirx]

Rebecca, hello
http://myspace.com/professirx

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 11:43 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] hello

  Welcome to the list, Rebecca.
 
john

 
 
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 6:57 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] hello

  hello everyone,
 
 i would like to introduce myself, my name is rebecca and i am from 
sydney australia.i am 26 years of age.
 i suffered a complete spinal cord injury at c2/3 level 6 years ago 
from a diving accident and are ventilator dependent.
 i hope to chat to a few of you and also get some advice on certain 
issues.

thanks

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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello everybody

[Smurfonwheels]

 
Hey Eddie,
 
Great to meet you!! I'm Smurf and I'm 22 from the UK.  I'm a para  after a 
car accident nearly 5 years ago, and a second accident earlier this  year.  
It's 
great to see you now feel able to leave messages here, it's  always great 
hearing voices joining us, just a pitty it aint for better  reason!
 
Chat Soon,
 
Love Smurf xxx
 
n a message dated 23/01/2007 19:51:08 GMT Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Hello group

I have introduced move myself before, but I've kept quiet  reading all  
the posts. It is very interesting to see how everybody  in this group  
has  accomplished to adapt to  the new life  styles.

It's been fourteen years since my car accident, I was a victim  of a  
drunk driver at the age of 19. My injury is C6  level. I  was a very  
active person I played sports All my middle school and  highschool.
I am now 34 years old. I graduated from college and now  live  
independently. My field  is  film industry. I  have  a crew of   
employees that go out to and do the  filming for me. I use Macintosh  
computers to edit and produce
the  final cut. I love  what I do. Just recently for the first time I   
developed a pressure sore, it is definitely not a fun experience. I   
have been proud of myself for not having one for fourteen years, but   
there is always a first time for everything.

I have already taken  the necessary steps for the healing process. I  
like this group very  much, it is informative, constructive,  
inspiring, comforting and  above all friendly. I want to address a few  
posts that I have been  reading for a few weeks now.

Number one; I used a ROHO  cushioned  seating system (air cells) it  
works wonders, but five months ago  I've changed seat cushions (bad  
choice) I wanted to see if there was  Room for improvements, I believe  
that I should have followed the old  saying if it ain't broke don't  
try to fix it
I went to another  seating  cushion that had parts that were made out  
of hard  foam. that was a really bad  choice. so now  I am paying  for   
it.


Number two; I drive a minivan  for  five years  now, have not had  any  
accidents, I am very  very careful now more than before. I have driven  
six hours and that  is the maximum I will drive per day at a time that  
way I would not  get tired and risk it.
I do like the IDea of a new type of vehicle  although they are very  
expensive  specially the convertible  that I want PT cruiser.  
hopefully business will pick up and might  just be able to get  it.

I would like to someday personally  meet all of you. it is great to  
have many friends,  I will  continue this posts later on today. For  
now this is all I will  write, I have a few things that take care of  
and I will be back, you  guys  rock!



Sincerely,

Eddie

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello everybody

[B. Kimberlin \(Quadius\)]

Welcome to the list Eddie.  Don't hesitate to chime in and let everybody know 
how you have been able to cope with things.  I also love reading all the 
different ways of handling situations and there is a wealth of knowledge on 
this list that you can't get anywhere else.
Quadius

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Hello group

I have introduced move myself before, but I've kept quiet reading all 
the posts. It is very interesting to see how everybody in this group 
has accomplished to adapt to the new life styles.

It's been fourteen years since my car accident, I was a victim of a 
drunk driver at the age of 19. My injury is C6 level. I was a very 
active person I played sports All my middle school and highschool.
I am now 34 years old. I graduated from college and now live 
independently. My field is film industry. I have a crew of 
employees that go out to and do the filming for me. I use Macintosh 
computers to edit and produce
the final cut. I love what I do. Just recently for the first time I 
developed a pressure sore, it is definitely not a fun experience. I 
have been proud of myself for not having one for fourteen years, but 
there is always a first time for everything.

I have already taken the necessary steps for the healing process. I 
like this group very much, it is informative, constructive, 
inspiring, comforting and above all friendly. I want to address a few 
posts that I have been reading for a few weeks now.

Number one; I used a ROHO cushioned seating system (air cells) it 
works wonders, but five months ago I've changed seat cushions (bad 
choice) I wanted to see if there was Room for improvements, I believe 
that I should have followed the old saying if it ain't broke don't 
try to fix it
I went to another seating cushion that had parts that were made out 
of hard foam. that was a really bad choice. so now I am paying for 
it.


Number two; I drive a minivan for five years now, have not had any 
accidents, I am very very careful now more than before. I have driven 
six hours and that is the maximum I will drive per day at a time that 
way I would not get tired and risk it.
I do like the IDea of a new type of vehicle although they are very 
expensive specially the convertible that I want PT cruiser. 
hopefully business will pick up and might just be able to get it.

I would like to someday personally meet all of you. it is great to 
have many friends, I will continue this posts later on today. For 
now this is all I will write, I have a few things that take care of 
and I will be back, you guys rock!



Sincerely,

Eddie



 
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[QUAD-L] Hello everybody

[Hecedman]

 Hello group

I have introduced move myself before, but I've kept quiet reading all  
the posts. It is very interesting to see how everybody in this group  
has  accomplished to adapt to  the new life styles.


It's been fourteen years since my car accident, I was a victim of a  
drunk driver at the age of 19. My injury is C6  level. I was a very  
active person I played sports All my middle school and highschool.
I am now 34 years old. I graduated from college and now live  
independently. My field  is  film industry. I have  a crew of   
employees that go out to and do the filming for me. I use Macintosh  
computers to edit and produce
the final cut. I love  what I do. Just recently for the first time I  
developed a pressure sore, it is definitely not a fun experience. I  
have been proud of myself for not having one for fourteen years, but  
there is always a first time for everything.


I have already taken the necessary steps for the healing process. I  
like this group very much, it is informative, constructive,  
inspiring, comforting and above all friendly. I want to address a few  
posts that I have been reading for a few weeks now.


Number one; I used a ROHO  cushioned seating system (air cells) it  
works wonders, but five months ago I've changed seat cushions (bad  
choice) I wanted to see if there was Room for improvements, I believe  
that I should have followed the old saying if it ain't broke don't  
try to fix it
I went to another seating  cushion that had parts that were made out  
of hard foam. that was a really bad  choice. so now  I am paying for   
it.



Number two; I drive a minivan  for five years  now, have not had  any  
accidents, I am very very careful now more than before. I have driven  
six hours and that is the maximum I will drive per day at a time that  
way I would not get tired and risk it.
 I do like the IDea of a new type of vehicle although they are very  
expensive  specially the convertible that I want PT cruiser.  
hopefully business will pick up and might just be able to get  it.


 I would like to someday personally meet all of you. it is great to  
have many friends,  I will continue this posts later on today. For  
now this is all I will write, I have a few things that take care of  
and I will be back, you guys rock!




Sincerely,

Eddie

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello everybody

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Eddie,
   
  Welcome (again) to the Quad-List.  It sounds like you are doing okay with 
yourself.  I hope we get the chance to share thoughts on life after a SCI, and 
other interests.  I'm 53, a C 4/5, almost 31 years post.  I'm a father and 
grandfather now, too.  You take care and stay strong.
   
  With Love,
  
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 30 Years Post
   
  Texas, USA
  

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hello group

I have introduced move myself before, but I've kept quiet reading all 
the posts. It is very interesting to see how everybody in this group 
has accomplished to adapt to the new life styles.

It's been fourteen years since my car accident, I was a victim of a 
drunk driver at the age of 19. My injury is C6 level. I was a very 
active person I played sports All my middle school and highschool.
I am now 34 years old. I graduated from college and now live 
independently. My field is film industry. I have a crew of 
employees that go out to and do the filming for me. I use Macintosh 
computers to edit and produce
the final cut. I love what I do. Just recently for the first time I 
developed a pressure sore, it is definitely not a fun experience. I 
have been proud of myself for not having one for fourteen years, but 
there is always a first time for everything.

I have already taken the necessary steps for the healing process. I 
like this group very much, it is informative, constructive, 
inspiring, comforting and above all friendly. I want to address a few 
posts that I have been reading for a few weeks now.

Number one; I used a ROHO cushioned seating system (air cells) it 
works wonders, but five months ago I've changed seat cushions (bad 
choice) I wanted to see if there was Room for improvements, I believe 
that I should have followed the old saying if it ain't broke don't 
try to fix it
I went to another seating cushion that had parts that were made out 
of hard foam. that was a really bad choice. so now I am paying for 
it.


Number two; I drive a minivan for five years now, have not had any 
accidents, I am very very careful now more than before. I have driven 
six hours and that is the maximum I will drive per day at a time that 
way I would not get tired and risk it.
I do like the IDea of a new type of vehicle although they are very 
expensive specially the convertible that I want PT cruiser. 
hopefully business will pick up and might just be able to get it.

I would like to someday personally meet all of you. it is great to 
have many friends, I will continue this posts later on today. For 
now this is all I will write, I have a few things that take care of 
and I will be back, you guys rock!



Sincerely,

Eddie

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Angelique Novak]

Hi David-
 Thanks for the welcome.
-Angelique
"David K. Kelmer" wrote:
Hi Angelique,Welcome
to the Quad-List. This is a great place to share SCI related thoughts,
ideas, problems, or just chat with others that know how you feel.
Pull up a chair and join the conversation.
With Love,?xml:namespace
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CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 30 Years Post
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/>Texas,USA

Angelique Novak [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
everybody-
I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinal
cord injury at the levels of C1  C2. A wonderful man who shares
my
condition turned me on to this list.
I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents. My injury happened
in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at
over
55mph, while crossing the road on my bike. He was at fault.
I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
-Angelique Novak

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Rick Caseltine]

Hi Angelique,

I looked at map and Andover is just north of Anoka so
I'd say a drive from Andover to Newport would be about
45 minutes or so. Newport is close to Woodbury, Mn.

Rick

--- Angelique Novak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi Rick-
 No, you're not the guy.  How far is Newport from
 Andover?  Thanks
 for the welcome.
 -Angelique
 
 Rick Caseltine wrote:
 
  Hi Angelique,
 
  I'm not sure if I was the guy who told someone
 else to
  give you the quad-list but somebody recently asked
 me
  for some info about quad/sci related stuff.
 
  I'm a c3-4 quad on a vent; 37 years old. 20 years
  post.
  I live in Newport, Minnesota.
 
  Welcome to the group.
 
  Rick
 
  --- Angelique Novak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
   Hi everybody-
   I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent
   quadriplegic from a spinal
   cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.  A
 wonderful
   man who shares my
   condition turned me on to this list.
   I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my
 parents.
My injury happened
   in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man
   driving his car at over
   55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.  He
 was
   at fault.
   I just wanted to introduce myself to
 everyone.
   -Angelique Novak
  
  
 
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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Bill_J]

No, you did it right. 
Welcome, Alan. I'm Bill. My specifics are in my 
signature.

Bill age 55C6 Incomplete since 
7/20/68Leesburg, FLHe had a mind like a Post-It note; it held things but 
not real tight.

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  ALAN 
  LABARR 
  To: quad-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 6:55 PM
  Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello
  
  i think i messed 
  eveything up. did anyone get my message?
  
  alan

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[DeLiMiTeD4]

Welcome Angelique,
i hope you enjoy and find the list helpful. I was also in a car wreck. 

john age 50, C-5 30yrs post 



In a message dated 7/2/2006 11:55:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi everybody-  I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinalcord injury at the levels of C1  C2. A wonderful man who shares mycondition turned me on to this list.  I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents. My injury happenedin August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at over55mph, while crossing the road on my bike. He was at fault.  I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.-Angelique Novak

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Rick Caseltine]

Hi Angelique,

I'm not sure if I was the guy who told someone else to
give you the quad-list but somebody recently asked me
for some info about quad/sci related stuff.

I'm a c3-4 quad on a vent; 37 years old. 20 years
post.
I live in Newport, Minnesota.

Welcome to the group.

Rick

--- Angelique Novak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi everybody-
 I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent
 quadriplegic from a spinal
 cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.  A wonderful
 man who shares my
 condition turned me on to this list.
 I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents.
  My injury happened
 in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man
 driving his car at over
 55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.  He was
 at fault.
 I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
 -Angelique Novak
 
 


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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Angelique Novak]

Hi Rick-
No, you're not the guy.  How far is Newport from Andover?  Thanks
for the welcome.
-Angelique

Rick Caseltine wrote:

 Hi Angelique,

 I'm not sure if I was the guy who told someone else to
 give you the quad-list but somebody recently asked me
 for some info about quad/sci related stuff.

 I'm a c3-4 quad on a vent; 37 years old. 20 years
 post.
 I live in Newport, Minnesota.

 Welcome to the group.

 Rick

 --- Angelique Novak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hi everybody-
  I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent
  quadriplegic from a spinal
  cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.  A wonderful
  man who shares my
  condition turned me on to this list.
  I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents.
   My injury happened
  in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man
  driving his car at over
  55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.  He was
  at fault.
  I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
  -Angelique Novak
 
 

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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Angelique,Welcome to the Quad-List. This is a great place to share SCI related thoughts, ideas, problems, or just chat with others that know how you feel. Pull up a chair and join the conversation.With Love,  CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 30 Years PostTexas, USAAngelique Novak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Hi everybody-I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinalcord injury at the levels of C1  C2. A wonderful man who shares mycondition turned me on to this list.I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents. My injury happenedin August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at over55mph, while crossing the road on my bike. He was at fault.I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.-Angelique Novak

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[tahouston]

Hola Angelique, I'm Tom Houston from Bellwood 
Il, C5-6 from autoaccident in May, 1994 my fault, sleep driving, ran 
off road. single car accident. Welcome!!

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Angelique Novak 
  
  To: Quad List 
  Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 10:54 
AM
  Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello
  Hi everybody- I'm Angelique Novak, 
  ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinalcord injury at the levels 
  of C1  C2. A wonderful man who shares mycondition turned me on 
  to this list. I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my 
  parents. My injury happenedin August of 1994, I was hit by a 
  negligent man driving his car at over55mph, while crossing the road on my 
  bike. He was at fault. I just wanted to introduce 
  myself to everyone.-Angelique Novak

[QUAD-L] Hello

[Angelique Novak]

Hi everybody-
I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinal
cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.  A wonderful man who shares my
condition turned me on to this list.
I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents.  My injury happened
in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at over
55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.  He was at fault.
I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
-Angelique Novak

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[DiannaL767]

In a message dated 7/2/2006 11:55:39 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm 
  Angelique Novak+
Hello Angelique  welcome to the list! I'm Diane from Ohio. A C6/7 
resulting from a boating accident in 1990.

[QUAD-L] Hello- Hiya Angel !

[wheelchair]

Hiya Angel and welcome... another broad, er oops aboard!
Interesting story. Are you planning on college in the near 
future?
W


In a message dated 7/2/2006 10:55:39 AM Central Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi 
  everybody-  I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent 
  quadriplegic from a spinalcord injury at the levels of C1  C2. 
  A wonderful man who shares mycondition turned me on to this 
  list.  I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents. 
  My injury happenedin August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving 
  his car at over55mph, while crossing the road on my bike. He was at 
  fault.  I just wanted to introduce myself to 
  everyone.-Angelique Novak

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[RollinOn]

Welcome Angelique
I'm Mark a C5/6 in Arkansas turning 41 on the 5th.



---Original Message---


From: Angelique Novak
Date: 07/02/06 10:55:37
To: Quad List
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello

Hi everybody-
I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinal
cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.A wonderful man who shares my
condition turned me on to this list.
I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents.My injury happened
in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at over
55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.He was at fault.
I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
-Angelique Novak

.

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[StubanRN]

Welcome Angelique! I am also a vent dependent quad, 49, living in Fairfax 
Virginia. I'm also an RN. We can talk any time! Sandy 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Bill_J]

Welcome, Angelique. Sorry 
you need us, but glad you found us. I think some here can help you. 
I'm a C-6 incomplete from a diving accident.

Bill age 55C6 Incomplete since 
7/20/68Leesburg, FLHe had a mind like a Post-It note; it held things but 
not real tight.

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Angelique Novak 
  
  To: Quad List 
  Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 11:54 
AM
  Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello
  Hi everybody- I'm Angelique Novak, 
  ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinalcord injury at the levels 
  of C1  C2. A wonderful man who shares mycondition turned me on 
  to this list. I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my 
  parents. My injury happenedin August of 1994, I was hit by a 
  negligent man driving his car at over55mph, while crossing the road on my 
  bike. He was at fault. I just wanted to introduce 
  myself to everyone.-Angelique Novak

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Eric Olson]

Angie,

I'm vent dependent and live in Milwaukee so we're practically neighbors eh?

Eric

Angelique Novak wrote:


Hi everybody-
   I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinal
cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.  A wonderful man who shares my
condition turned me on to this list.
   I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents.  My injury happened
in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at over
55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.  He was at fault.
   I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
-Angelique Novak

 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Eric Olson]

Forgot to mention you might want to join the vent-users list.  Generates 
very little mail so you don't have to worry about being swamped.  Send 
e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and typesubscribein the 
subject line.  Who is this mystery man that told you about this list? 


Eric



Angelique Novak wrote:


Hi everybody-
   I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinal
cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.  A wonderful man who shares my
condition turned me on to this list.
   I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents.  My injury happened
in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at over
55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.  He was at fault.
   I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
-Angelique Novak

 

[QUAD-L] Hello Angelique

[Lori Michaelson]

Most definitely welcome to the list, Angie! It sounds as if you were only 13 years old when you acquired your injury. I had just turned 15 when I was in a motor vehicle accident with my first boyfriend. A tractor-trailer pullout in front of us after dark but the exact details on the exact cause of what happened is pretty much a mystery.

I finished high school and then went on to college. I got my baccalaureate degree in 1988 and began working the fall of 1988 at an Independent Living Center. About four years after that I was diagnosed with syringomyelia and had to have several surgeries that put me out of commission and I stopped working. But I certainly haven't stopped living! My days are completely filled with one thing or another and I never have enough time to do all that I want to do!

I have been very fortunate to have some wonderful people come into my life. Especially because I lost both of my parents around the time of my accident. Separate incidents altogether.

My current husband and I met on the Internet in late 1995 and were married in 1997. I have to hand it to you to live in such a cold state! I lived 21 years of my 26 years as a quad in upper New York State and I hated the cold. I am now in southern Arizona and I love it!

You will receive this note twice because I sent it to both your e-mail address as well as the quad list. 

Welcome again!

Lori C4/5 Complete, 26 years post
Tucson, AZ 
AGE - 41
---Original Message---



From: Angelique Novak
Date: 7/2/2006 8:55:33 AM
To: Quad List
Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello

Hi everybody-
I'm Angelique Novak, ventilator dependent quadriplegic from a spinal
cord injury at the levels of C1  C2.A wonderful man who shares my
condition turned me on to this list.
I'm 25, in MN, and live at home with my parents.My injury happened
in August of 1994, I was hit by a negligent man driving his car at over
55mph, while crossing the road on my bike.He was at fault.
I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.
-Angelique Novak

[QUAD-L] Hello

[ALAN LABARR]

i think i messed 
eveything up. did anyone get my message?

alan

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Silas]

Sure did! Welcome! 
Silas 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  ALAN 
  LABARR 
  To: quad-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 3:55 PM
  Subject: [QUAD-L] Hello
  
  i think i messed 
  eveything up. did anyone get my message?
  
  alan

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello - it has been a while

[Eric Olson]

Don't be shy.  We talk about everything here.  You can e-mail me if you 
want. 


Eric

Dillon Ewa wrote:

Anyone want to  talk? 

[QUAD-L] Hello KK

[S. Dial]

KK,

Welcome to the list! I hope you don't experience 
any adverse reactions to it either, just be as sensitive to your body's signals 
as you can is my advice, and hopefully all will be fine.

Take care,

Steph

[QUAD-L] hello

[Dillon Ewa]

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello Moto!

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Wheels,

Well, er, uh, she is quite the 'cheeky' lady!With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Naaa. I forgot. It was Dave who had to remind me..WIn a message dated 9/6/05 8:15:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: oh haha you would remember that[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I still like the Ostrich. Place your head in a hole, and show'em your butt. 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Silas Shelburne]

Are we eating crow are what? Just where would 
you expect a 100, 000.00 people to move too, you've seem to have all the 
answers. 
Silas 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Ol' Man 
  River 
  To: David K. Kelmer ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; quad-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:29 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello
  
  
  i never meant to imply that anyone was 
  lazy because they are poor or poor because they are lazy. the numbers 
  here don't speak to either case. i am saying they weren't too smart to 
  remain living under the sea in hurricane alley. i understand roots and 
  ties to neighborhoods and all, still they chose to remain under the sea in 
  h.a. now that the place has been wiped out,I'm saying they won't be very 
  smart to move back to the old neighborhood after it is pumped out again. 
  i think it would be a big mistake to set the trap of destructionn again but i 
  feel confident the ruling powers will do just that. they like roots 
  too. it looks like there are a lot safer places tolive at the 
  mercy of the government without putting ones life in direct danger like 
  waiting for the next hurricane. why do you suppose they stay there, 
  Dave? there must be some reasonable explanation. are you going t! 
  o try and tell me they can't move?Dave
  
  
  "David K. Kelmer" 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  


Hi Dave,

All thing considered...being poor doesn't necessarilymean one is 
lazy, as this survey of June 2001from the Brookings Institution 
shows. It has some interesting figures, no emotions, aboutNew 
Orleans that may be surprising to some. I hope this helps clarify the 
facts, at least up to 2001 on the working poor in N.O.

Center on Urban  Metropolitan Policy
Rewarding Work: The Impact of the Earned Income Tax Credit in Greater New Orleans
"Despite a great deal 
of public and policy interest in the working poor and working families, 
particularly in the aftermath of welfare reform, there is little 
understanding of who the working poor are and where they live. Families may 
claim an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) if they are working but not earning 
more than roughly 200 percent of the federal poverty level. Therefore, this survey uses EITC receipt as a 
measure of the number and location of low-income working residents in a 
metropolitan area. This New Orleans survey is one of a series looking at the 
EITC and its value to 27 regions around the country. Using IRS data, this 
survey mapped the geographic distribution of the EITC to help these regions 
better understand where working poor families in their areas live. This survey confirms that working 
families live throughout the New Orlea! ns metropolitan area, and that the 
EITC is an important source of income for these families and their 
jurisdictions."

http://www.brook.edu/dybdocroot/es/urban/EITC/NewOrleans.pdf#search='new%20orleans%20welfare%20rate'
This figures on the Demographics of three sample cities are 
fromWikipedia, free encyclopedia, last modified 18 August 2005, 3 
September 2005, and 5 September 2005. 

Wichita Falls, TX- The median income for a 
household in the city is $32,554, and the median income for a family is 
$39,911. Males have a median income of $27,609 versus $21,877 for females. 
The per capita income for the city 
is $16,761. 13.9% of the population and 10.8% of families are below the 
poverty 
line. Out of the total population, 17.7% of 
those under the age of 18 and 10.3% of those 65 and older are living below 
the poverty line.
Phoenix, AZ - The median income for a household in 
the city was $41,207, and the median income for a family was $46,467. Males 
had a median income of $32,820 versus $27,466 for females. The per capita income for the city 
was $19,833. 15.8% of the population and 11.5% of families were below the 
poverty 
line. Out of the total population, 21.0% of 
those under the age of 18 and 10.3% of those 65 and older were living below 
the poverty line.
New Orleans, LA - The median income for a household 
in the city is $27,133, and the median income for a family is $32,338. Males 
have a median income of $30,862 versus $23,768 for females. The per capita income for the city 
is $17,258. 27.9% of the population and 23.7% of families are below the 
poverty 
line. Out of the total population, 40.3% of 
those under the age of 18 and 19.3% of those 65 and older are living below 
the poverty line.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, 
USOl' Man River [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

  ok i see we are all emotion and no 
  common sense here. i don't mean they are staying this week because 
  they arelazy, I'

[QUAD-L] Hello, Hello, Helloooooooooo! Is there anyone out there.

[wheelchair]

Why do you suppose they stay there, Dave?  There must be some reasonable 
explanation.  Are you going to try and tell me they can't move?  Dave 

I wouldn't waste too much time worrying about that as I know that there
are a thousand more spots in North America that are equally dangerous
and perhaps more dangerous than living in New Orleans, and all that Jazz.

The Western Plains that are subjected to tornados everyday during the 9 month
season.  Those who live on the Mississippi River, from Minnesota to Gulf when
it overflows due to ice blockage.  California, with their earthquakes, fire 
and periods
of little or no water.  The snowbelt and those who must survive each year, 
where
snow is measured by the yards and not inches.  

Yes, there are a lot more dangerous places to live, knowing dead might be at 
your
doorstep at anytime.  I wish that I had the perfect plan
W

[QUAD-L] Hello

[wheelchair]

This disaster surpasses any know disaster in the last 300 years, when you 
consider
the damage and loss of life, when all is said and done.  No one could have 
imagined
the destruction of this hurricane affecting the populations of 3 neighboring 
states.

But this disaster also demonstrates another important fact.  This country 
could not
handle a terrorist attack that damaged 3 states like this hurricane.  We seem 
to have
spent our money on scaring gray haired ladies at the airport with body cavity 
searches, instead of defending our borders.

One could also argue that people should not live near major cities that would 
be targets of terrorist actions.  Once again, this would affect those unable 
to move
to higher surroundings The poor.
Best Wishes
W

In a message dated 9/6/05 7:34:17 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Are we eating crow are what?  Just where would you expect a 100, 000.00 
people to move too, you've seem to have all the answers.  

Silas 

  - Original Message  

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Ol' Man River]

i'm not eating anything silas nor am i about to. i'm trying to present alternatives to living under the sea on the gulf coast. i haven't seen any ideas from your corner - are you a fatalist who believes some people are destined for a life of crap, who have no power over their own future, who MUST be the downtrodden of society, who's future has already been determined? phoenix has so far flown in 1000 refugees from new orleans and put them up at our sports arena. their addresses have been changed and they are being transported to and fromthe employment agencies to apply for available jobs. suitable housing is being located and finances worked out between lenders, landlords, and social services. if the other 48 would do the same, we can fix up quite a few folks withbetter lives.as long as new orleans has to rebuild so much now, why not build on the high side of town, above the se!
 a where
 this type of disaster can be avoided in the future? they could take the bus down town anytime they want to visittheir fatalistic relatives who CAN'T leave and provide a shelter for same when the next hurricaine roars through. dave


 Silas Shelburne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




Are we eating crow are what? Just where would you expect a 100, 000.00 people to move too, you've seem to have all the answers. 
Silas 

- Original Message - 
From: Ol' Man River 
To: David K. Kelmer ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; quad-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:29 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello


i never meant to imply that anyone was lazy because they are poor or poor because they are lazy. the numbers here don't speak to either case. i am saying they weren't too smart to remain living under the sea in hurricane alley. i understand roots and ties to neighborhoods and all, still they chose to remain under the sea in h.a. now that the place has been wiped out,I'm saying they won't be very smart to move back to the old neighborhood after it is pumped out again. i think it would be a big mistake to set the trap of destructionn again but i feel confident the ruling powers will do just that. they like roots too. it looks like there are a lot safer places tolive at the mercy of the government without putting ones life in direct danger like waiting for the next hurricane. why do you suppose they stay there, Dave? there must be some reasonable explanation. are you going t!
 ! o try
 and tell me they can't move?Dave


"David K. Kelmer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Hi Dave,

All thing considered...being poor doesn't necessarilymean one is lazy, as this survey of June 2001from the Brookings Institution shows. It has some interesting figures, no emotions, aboutNew Orleans that may be surprising to some. I hope this helps clarify the facts, at least up to 2001 on the working poor in N.O.

Center on Urban  Metropolitan Policy
Rewarding Work: The Impact of the Earned Income Tax Credit in Greater New Orleans
"Despite a great deal of public and policy interest in the working poor and working families, particularly in the aftermath of welfare reform, there is little understanding of who the working poor are and where they live. Families may claim an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) if they are working but not earning more than roughly 200 percent of the federal poverty level. Therefore, this survey uses EITC receipt as a measure of the number and location of low-income working residents in a metropolitan area. This New Orleans survey is one of a series looking at the EITC and its value to 27 regions around the country. Using IRS data, this survey mapped the geographic distribution of the EITC to help these regions better understand where working poor families in their areas live. This survey confirms that working families live throughout the New Orlea!
 ! ns
 metropolitan area, and that the EITC is an important source of income for these families and their jurisdictions."

http://www.brook.edu/dybdocroot/es/urban/EITC/NewOrleans.pdf#search='new%20orleans%20welfare%20rate'
This figures on the Demographics of three sample cities are fromWikipedia, free encyclopedia, last modified 18 August 2005, 3 September 2005, and 5 September 2005. 

Wichita Falls, TX- The median income for a household in the city is $32,554, and the median income for a family is $39,911. Males have a median income of $27,609 versus $21,877 for females. The per capita income for the city is $16,761. 13.9% of the population and 10.8% of families are below the poverty line. Out of the total population, 17.7% of those under the age of 18 and 10.3% of those 65 and older are living below the poverty line.
Phoenix, AZ - The median income for a household in the city was $41,207, and the median income for a family was $46,467. Males had a median income of $32,820 versus $27,466 for females. The per capita income for the city was $19,833. 15.8% of the population and 11.5% of families were below the poverty line. Out of the total population, 21.0% of those under th

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello, Hello, Helloooooooooo! Is there anyone out there.

[Ol' Man River]

never will be a perfect answer, w. just like left in general. just like food, drink, health, occupation, and friends. but thereARE informed and uninformed decisions that will be made as well.
btw - look at that crazy tax paid government support flooding the area now !!! immediate help in the 1st hours is difficult - but compounded by the new (probably soon to be ex) leader of FEMA. what a terrible place and way to 'learn' one's job.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 9/6/05 11:06:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: i'm thinking there aren't many more than 2 or 3 places MORE dangerous to live. When deciding on where to live, one has to consider the plus and minuses of each location. And the potential job market. And its location in relation to the rest ofthe family. The SouthEast has much to offer. And we recently discovered much totake away. There is no perfect answer... yet.WDave - C3, 1967, Phoenix AZ
		 Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello, Hello, Helloooooooooo! Is there anyone out there.

[Ol' Man River]

i'm thinking there aren't many more than 2 or 3 places MORE dangerous to live. anywhere on the gulf coast and the bottom half of the east coast is dangerous but UNDER THE SEA wins 1st place formultiple fatalityvulnerability. shakey town is a distant second as property is the big loser for shakes. river beds - only if you build on the flood planes - similar mentality as lower new orleans. any big towns for knives and guns sure but not thousands in a week in any one town. freezing climates - by the tens of thousands?not hardly.
tornados - http://www.tornadoproject.com/toptens/1.htm 




May 1-10, 2003: Record number of tornadoes hit the USA. ... March 18, 1925: The Tri-State tornado kills 689 people in Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. ...
( they are counting in the hundreds not thousands)

The chicago fire of 1891 = "300 Chicagoans were dead, 90,000 homeless, and the property loss was $200 million. "

The Great 1906 San Francisco Earthquake And Fire
When it is remembered, also, that over six hundred lives were lost in the disaster, it would appear that matters could hardly have been worse

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do you suppose they stay there, Dave? There must be some reasonable explanation. Are you going to try and tell me they can't move? Dave I wouldn't waste too much time worrying about that as I know that thereare a thousand more spots in North America that are equally dangerousand perhaps more dangerous than living in New Orleans, and all that Jazz.The Western Plains that are subjected to tornados everyday during the 9 monthseason. Those who live on the Mississippi River, from Minnesota to Gulf whenit overflows due to ice blockage. California, with their earthquakes, fire and periodsof little or no water. The snowbelt and those who must survive each year, wheresnow is measured by the yards and not inches. Yes, there are a lot more dangerous places to live, knowing dead might be at yourdoorstep at an!
 ytime. I
 wish that I had the perfect planWDave - C3, 1967, Phoenix AZ__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[David K. Kelmer]

ell me what part of the planet isn't vurnerable to a majordisaster?
Mother nature is everywhere Stunt.

Mark

---Original Message---


From: Your Name
Date: 09/02/05 20:47:53
To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim Lubin
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

OK, lack of clarity.
Compassion for those deserving of it has not been compromised by any of
the posts I've read here, so you leave me wondering???
I personaly wouldn't live below sea level even if I wasn't in a
wheelchair.
I feel more for those who lived in the areas other than New Orleans
which were wiped out.
Why?
Common sense tells you not to live in hurricane alley below sea level.
Stunt

 No didn't say anything about the government.

 Mark
.


Dave - C3, 1967, Phoenix AZ


Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page 
Dave - C3, 1967, Phoenix AZ
__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[David K. Kelmer]

Hi Wheels,

It sure does make you wonder, eh?

With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka DaveC4/5 Complete - 29 Years PostTexas, USA 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This disaster surpasses any know disaster in the last 300 years, when you considerthe damage and loss of life, when all is said and done. No one could have imaginedthe destruction of this hurricane affecting the populations of 3 neighboring states.But this disaster also demonstrates another important fact. This country could nothandle a terrorist attack that damaged 3 states like this hurricane. We seem to havespent our money on scaring gray haired ladies at the airport with body cavity searches, instead of defending our borders.One could also argue that people should not live near major cities that would be targets of terrorist actions. Once again, this would affect those unable to moveto higher surroundings The poor.Best WishesWIn a message dated 9/6/05 7:34:17 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 writes: Are we eating crow are what? Just where would you expect a 100, 000.00 people to move too, you've seem to have all the answers. Silas - Original Message  

[QUAD-L] Hello Moto!

[wheelchair]

I still like the Ostrich.  Place your head in a hole, and show'em your butt.
Isn't that what LiL Quad was going to do this summer ???
I musta missed something in the bright sun.
Oh, I guess we will have to wait until next year, lol
W
In a message dated 9/6/05 3:17:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Hi Wheels,

 

It sure does make you wonder, eh?

 

With Love,


CtrlAltDel aka Dave 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello Moto!

[~LittleQuad~]

oh haha you would remember that[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I still like the Ostrich. Place your head in a hole, and show'em your butt.Isn't that what "LiL Quad" was going to do this summer ???I musta missed something in the bright sun.Oh, I guess we will have to wait until next year, lolWIn a message dated 9/6/05 3:17:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi Wheels,It sure does make you wonder, eh?With Love,CtrlAltDel aka Dave 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello Moto!

[wheelchair]

Naaa. I forgot.  It was Dave who had to remind me..
W

In a message dated 9/6/05 8:15:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 oh haha you would remember that


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I still like the Ostrich. Place your head in a hole, 
and show'em your butt. 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Ol' Man River]

 that'll happen. I'm not bitter or mean or in pain!
 ! or
 sleepy or anything else you might blame on me. i AM however, dissappointed that the people in those under the sea slums don't try very hard to get out and do something positive with their lives. you think they can't get a manual labor job and move out of there to a safer slum somewhere? you think they HAVE to stay thereand live like they do? you think no relative or friend anywhere in the country wouldn't help them move out and start a new life above ground somewhere? I'm a little curious as the where the big water trucks are - the military has lots of them, the dairies have nothing but big tankers that could be filled with water and driven right to most of these people. where are they? they really need my dollar a quart fufu water? i don't think so. we have government agencies dedicated to these types of rescues, paid for by you and me - we've already given much more than 5 10 or 20 bucks. if i had a tanker !
 ! truck,
 i'd fill it with water and drive it there - a few quarts just isn't the right solution. and if we allow those low parts of town to be rebuilt and reinhabited - WE are fools. yes I'm compassionate - let's get them out of there and get them relocated to a safer place. this shouldn't be as formidable task as we are seeing on the news. something is very wrong in our government paid rescue agencies.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 



Dave,
Who peed in your coffee? Don't let folks hear you rant like that. They will think all quads are bitter nasty folks with no sense of compassion for others. Thousands get killed in car wrecks and damned if they don't still buy more cars. If they had any sense they'd all fly. Its much safer.
gsus
Just thank god it wasn't you and pry your wallet open and bust loose a few greenbacks.

I use to be ill tempered till I found out I need pain meds. When you feel better the world ain't so bad.

john

In a message dated 9/3/2005 5:39:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

no it's not because they made a mistake that they don't deserve compassion, it's because they PREFER to live lives of lazy 'you owe me a living', sit on their asses, expect to be given something by the evil government, and steal whatever they want because life has cheated them that they don't deserve much compassion. they made concious choices to be leeches of society rather than make any attempt to better themselves. lazy leeches aren't deserving of much compassion especially while they takejoy in shooting their own feet off on public tv all the while blaming you and me for their past and current situations. we saw the same thing in l.a. when the cops got off for beating rodney king. "you owe me", self destructive mentalitybecause they refuse to take responsibility for their lives.

QuadPirate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:






So you saying some people don't deserve our compassion because they made a freakin mistake?
And whoare those?
Go ahead and tell me who they are since you know they're exact situation because I don't think you know anything about what really happened there unless you were there.
Was that clear?

And tell me what part of the planet isn't vurnerable to a majordisaster?
Mother nature is everywhere Stunt.

Mark

---Original Message---


From: Your Name
Date: 09/02/05 20:47:53
To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim Lubin
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

OK, lack of clarity.
Compassion for those deserving of it has not been compromised by any of
the posts I've read here, so you leave me wondering???
I personaly wouldn't live below sea level even if I wasn't in a
wheelchair.
I feel more for those who lived in the areas other than New Orleans
which were wiped out.
Why?
Common sense tells you not to live in hurricane alley below sea level.
Stunt

 No didn't say anything about the government.

 Mark
.


Dave - C3, 1967, Phoenix AZ


Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page Dave - C3, 1967, Phoenix AZ__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[QuadPirate]

Who you going to help Stunt?
According to youanybody that isn't prepared doesn't deserve you're help.

And I guess the state of Arkansas should close down too, we're going to get several tornados this year and you never know when another K5 will hit us like a few years ago when it wiped out several towns and was classified as a disaster area.

Bleedin Heart, you got me all wrong Stunt.
I could care less about those pieces of crap out there Raping, Looting and breaking the law.
They should be dealt with with brutal force.

I just think others are suffering that really just screwed up like every one has before and will again.

Mark
---Original Message---


From: Your Name
Date: 09/03/05 16:07:06
To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim Lubin
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

You are really off the wall with this.
You can bleed from your heart all you want, but it won't stop people
from NOT being pro-active. That IS my point. People MUST take basic
measures for their survival instead of expecting someone ELSE to be
reasponsible for them.
EVERYBODY should have 1 week min. of non perishable food and water.
NOBODY should be living below sea level in Hurricane alley. NOBODY!
THAT is not a mistake, it is lack of commonsense.
The State should have closed it down decades ago.
While the media's main focus has been N.O. the widespread destruction
elsewhere is getting very little air time.
For all those who were at the mercy of others my deepest symapathies.
For those who could have left but chose to stay... They should have
prepared themselves, and the City combined with the State should have
been better prepared to deal with it.
If that is seen as lack of compassion by you, that is your opinion.
If a tornado hits me, a tornado hits me.
I won't be blaming anybody.
I'll be doing what I can to help.
I'll also include them in my prayers.
But I'm still an old fashion American who believes in being
reasponsible instead of playing the blame game.
Stunt


 So you saying some people don't deserve our compassion because they
made a
 freakin mistake?
 And who are those?
 Go ahead and tell me who they are since you know they're exact
situation
 because I don't think you know anything about what really happened
there
 unless you were there.
 Was that clear?

 And tell me what part of the planet isn't vurnerable to a major
disaster?
 Mother nature is everywhere Stunt.

 Mark

 ---Original Message---

 From: Your Name
 Date: 09/02/05 20:47:53
 To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim Lubin
 Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

 OK, lack of clarity.
 Compassion for those deserving of it has not been compromised by any
of
 the posts I've read here, so you leave me wondering???
 I personaly wouldn't live below sea level even if I wasn't in a
 wheelchair.
 I feel more for those who lived in the areas other than New Orleans
 which were wiped out.
 Why?
 Common sense tells you not to live in hurricane alley below sea level.
 Stunt

  No didn't say anything about the government.
 
  Mark
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Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[DeLiMiTeD4]

Dave,
Who peed in your coffee? Don't let folks hear you rant like that. They will 
think all quads are bitter nasty folks with no sense of compassion for others. 
Thousands get killed in car wrecks and damned if they don't still buy more cars. 
If they had any sense they'd all fly. Its much safer.
gsus
Just thank god it wasn't you and pry your wallet open and bust loose a few 
greenbacks.

I use to be ill tempered till I found out I need pain meds. When you feel 
better the world ain't so bad.

john

In a message dated 9/3/2005 5:39:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  no it's not because they made a mistake 
  that they don't deserve compassion, it's because they PREFER to live lives of 
  lazy 'you owe me a living', sit on their asses, expect to be given something 
  by the evil government, and steal whatever they want because life has cheated 
  them that they don't deserve much compassion. they made concious choices 
  to be leeches of society rather than make any attempt to better 
  themselves. lazy leeches aren't deserving of much compassion especially 
  while they takejoy in shooting their own feet off on public tv all the 
  while blaming you and me for their past and current situations. we saw 
  the same thing in l.a. when the cops got off for beating rodney king. "you owe 
  me", self destructive mentalitybecause they refuse to take 
  responsibility for their lives.
  
  QuadPirate [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote:
  


  
  
So you saying some people don't deserve our 
  compassion because they made a freakin mistake?
  And whoare those?
  Go ahead and tell me who they are since you know they're exact 
  situation because I don't think you know anything about what really 
  happened there unless you were there.
  Was that clear?
  
  And tell me what part of the planet isn't vurnerable to a 
  majordisaster?
  Mother nature is everywhere Stunt.
  
  Mark
  
  ---Original 
  Message---
  
  
  From: Your 
  Name
  Date: 09/02/05 
  20:47:53
  To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim 
  Lubin
  Subject: Re: 
      [QUAD-L] Hello
  
  OK, lack of clarity.
  Compassion for those deserving of it has not been compromised by 
  any of
  the posts I've read here, so you leave me wondering???
  I personaly wouldn't live below sea level even if I wasn't in 
  a
  wheelchair.
  I feel more for those who lived in the areas other than New 
  Orleans
  which were wiped out.
  Why?
  Common sense tells you not to live in hurricane alley below sea 
  level.
  Stunt
  
   No didn't say anything about the government.
  
   Mark
  .

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Ol' Man River]

ok i see we are all emotion and no common sense here. i don't mean they are staying this week because they arelazy, i'm saying they aren't too smart watching hurricanes blow in all over the place the last 2, 3, or 4 years while living under the sea. I visited there once and couldn't wait to get back above ground. anyone with common sense would think it's only a matter of time until n.o. takes a hit. sure it was worse than anyone expected. i'm thinking if i lived there, i'd be taking a bus ride to high ground when one headed for me. now why would anyone think all quads are bitter and nasty because of my comments? do you think all blacks are stupid because so many stayed in n.o. watching the storm blow in on them? of course not. maybe they will think, let's check with those quads next time a storm blows this way. right that'll happen. i'm not bitter or mean or in pain!
  or
 sleepy or anything else you might blame on me. i AM however, dissappointed that the people in those under the sea slums don't try very hard to get out and do something positive with their lives. you think they can't get a manual labor job and move out of there to a safer slum somewhere? you think they HAVE to stay thereand live like they do? you think no relative or friend anywhere in the country wouldn't help them move out and start a new life above ground somewhere? i'm a little curious as the where the big water trucks are - the military has lots of them, the dairies have nothing but big tankers that could be filled with water and driven right to most of these people. where are they? they really need my dollar a quart fufu water? i don't think so. we have government agencies dedicated to these types of rescues, paid for by you and me - we've already given much more than 5 10 or 20 bucks. if i had a tanker !
 truck,
 i'd fill it with water and drive it there - a few quarts just isn't the right solution. and if we allow those low parts of town to be rebuilt and reinhabited - WE are fools. yes i'm compassionate - let's get them out of there and get them relocated to a safer place. this shouldn't be as formidable task as we are seeing on the news. something is very wrong in our government paid rescue agencies.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Dave,
Who peed in your coffee? Don't let folks hear you rant like that. They will think all quads are bitter nasty folks with no sense of compassion for others. Thousands get killed in car wrecks and damned if they don't still buy more cars. If they had any sense they'd all fly. Its much safer.
gsus
Just thank god it wasn't you and pry your wallet open and bust loose a few greenbacks.

I use to be ill tempered till I found out I need pain meds. When you feel better the world ain't so bad.

john

In a message dated 9/3/2005 5:39:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

no it's not because they made a mistake that they don't deserve compassion, it's because they PREFER to live lives of lazy 'you owe me a living', sit on their asses, expect to be given something by the evil government, and steal whatever they want because life has cheated them that they don't deserve much compassion. they made concious choices to be leeches of society rather than make any attempt to better themselves. lazy leeches aren't deserving of much compassion especially while they takejoy in shooting their own feet off on public tv all the while blaming you and me for their past and current situations. we saw the same thing in l.a. when the cops got off for beating rodney king. "you owe me", self destructive mentalitybecause they refuse to take responsibility for their lives.

QuadPirate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:






So you saying some people don't deserve our compassion because they made a freakin mistake?
And whoare those?
Go ahead and tell me who they are since you know they're exact situation because I don't think you know anything about what really happened there unless you were there.
Was that clear?

And tell me what part of the planet isn't vurnerable to a majordisaster?
Mother nature is everywhere Stunt.

Mark

---Original Message---


From: Your Name
Date: 09/02/05 20:47:53
To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim Lubin
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

OK, lack of clarity.
Compassion for those deserving of it has not been compromised by any of
the posts I've read here, so you leave me wondering???
I personaly wouldn't live below sea level even if I wasn't in a
wheelchair.
I feel more for those who lived in the areas other than New Orleans
which were wiped out.
Why?
Common sense tells you not to live in hurricane alley below sea level.
Stunt

 No didn't say anything about the government.

 Mark
.

Dave - C3, 1967, Phoenix AZ
		 Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page 

Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

[Ol' Man River]

well, that's cute BUT - looking at the medical advances - even the industrial revolution jumping us from the middle ages to a very advanced society speaks differently. i AM curious at parts of the world that continue to live in the stone age though. they don't have to figure out HOW to better their status - all they need to do is get up and follow directions. if the starving people can't drill water wells - with help of course - and learn to grow crops and support themselves, what exactly is the problem? being tied to crappy parts of the earth that can't support life is a nice homey concept but if phoenix suddenly turned into a place that couldn't sustain life - i'd move. i'd camp out, i'd carry groceries., i'd pick fruit, i'd GROW fruit, i'd shovel manure - but i would do what it takes to survive.if i fould i had chosen a place that was dangerous or hit by lightning often, i'd move again. i'd preserv!
 e my
 family by legal means. i would NOT depend on taking food from you to keep myself alive. if i did get hit by lightning, i'd appreciate any help to get out of there and find a new life but i would definately move. i know 'that's easy for me to say'. yes it is, i did just that 30 years ago to get out of mighigan where it freezes and i would do it again in a minute if my home was destroyed and in regular danger of distruction by anything.

 Lori Michaelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:







"Men have never fully used [their] powers to advance the good in life, because they have waited upon some power external to themselves and to nature to do the work they are responsible for doing." 

--- John Dewey

---Original Message---


From: Ol' Man River
Date: 09/03/05 14:39:22
To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim Lubin; Your Name
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

no it's not because they made a mistake that they don't deserve compassion, it's because they PREFER to live lives of lazy 'you owe me a living', sit on their asses, expect to be given something by the evil government, and steal whatever they want because life has cheated them that they don't deserve much compassion. they made concious choices to be leeches of society rather than make any attempt to better themselves. lazy leeches aren't deserving of much compassion especially while they takejoy in shooting their own feet off on public tv all the while blaming you and me for their past and current situations. we saw the same thing in l.a. when the cops got off for beating rodney king. "you owe me", self destructive mentalitybecause they refuse to take responsibility for their lives.

QuadPirate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:






So you saying some people don't deserve our compassion because they made a freakin mistake?
And whoare those?
Go ahead and tell me who they are since you know they're exact situation because I don't think you know anything about what really happened there unless you were there.
Was that clear?

And tell me what part of the planet isn't vurnerable to a majordisaster?
Mother nature is everywhere Stunt.

Mark

---Original Message---


From: Your Name
Date: 09/02/05 20:47:53
To: QuadPirate; Tim Syfert; quad-list@eskimo.com; Jim Lubin
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Hello

OK, lack of clarity.
Compassion for those deserving of it has not been compromised by any of
the posts I've read here, so you leave me wondering???
I personaly wouldn't live below sea level even if I wasn't in a
wheelchair.
I feel more for those who lived in the areas other than New Orleans
which were wiped out.
Why?
Common sense tells you not to live in hurricane alley below sea level.
Stunt

 No didn't say anything about the government.

 Mark
.








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