anybody ever have a chance to watch a quadriplegic movie called The Sea Inside
Me?
Ron
31, 2014 10:34 AM, Ed Tessier wrote:
No, I'm still recovering from MONKEY SHINES
On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 8:29 AM, Gmail wrote:
No, I just ordered it from Netflix. Thanks Ron. Bobbie
>
>Smile Everyday
>
>On Oct 31, 2014, at 4:32 AM, RONALD L PRACHT wrote:
>
&g
I would bet a thousand dollars his heart is fine. If one foot is bigger than
the other that could be something. He needs passive motion of his legs and
feet. Rubbing them could help if you do it enough.
On Monday, November 3, 2014 10:41 AM, Larry Willis
wrote:
Danny, wheel could be righ
th the quad that lives with the guy with CP in
>an apartment in London?
>Bobbie
>
>Smile Everyday
>
>On Oct 31, 2014, at 2:42 PM, RONALD L PRACHT wrote:
>
>
>You guys will enjoy the Sea Inside Me. Only a quad can really appreciate the
>movie. I watched another qua
:18 PM, Gmail wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>I saw "The diving Bell and the butterfly" after I read the book. You have to
>>be in the mood because it's a different sort of movie but very good.
>>
>>
>>What is the name of the movie with the quad t
x27;t his heart. Some exercise might
help as well. My problem -- I don't have anyone to move them and certainly
can't afford a therapist. Like most of us, I reside up fecal creek much of the
time.
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I was given special boots to wear at night that were plastic with wool inside
that you Velcro strapped on. You can also do excercises everyday holding back
the end of the foot to a 90 degree angle. Im sure other people on here have
better things to suggest , I just give you what I know without t
I have thought about suicide many times. Its not really to do with being a quad
in itself.its the pain, hurt, being shunned, what could have beens,
people throwing the blame on you, watching other people live full lives while
you struggle to hold your own or make small gains. The tim
s
wrote:
Well said, Ron. I think you expressed the feelings of many of us.
On Wednesday, November 5, 2014, RONALD L PRACHT wrote:
I have thought about suicide many times. Its not really to do with being a quad
in itself.its the pain, hurt, being shunned, what could have beens,
o say, but when it
actually happens, attitudes change. The will to live is a pretty strong force.
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>From: Ed Tessier
>Date: November 6, 2014 at 12:47:05 PM EST
>To: RONALD L PRACHT
>Cc: "quad-list@eskimo.
The rehab is mostly good memories of promise, hope along with hard work and
tears. Coming home was a lot of fear and discontent. My parents were into a lot
of disagreement so I spent my days on the streets rolling around with my
Walkman looking for friends. This method actually got me a lot of s
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/caregiver-accused-of-murdering-quadriplegic-man-goes-to-trial-in/article_09a970ab-d2f0-51f1-b8df-b50a2e531102.html
Interesting story about a successful quad burned by a disagreement with his
caregiver.
Ron
eople out there.Bobbie
Smile Everyday
On Nov 6, 2014, at 7:42 PM, RONALD L PRACHT wrote:
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/caregiver-accused-of-murdering-quadriplegic-man-goes-to-trial-in/article_09a970ab-d2f0-51f1-b8df-b50a2e531102.html
>
>
>
>
>Interesting
ith wrote:
can you post (cut and paste) the whole artical, it wants me to subscribe.
Thank You
Don
On Friday, November 7, 2014 9:08 AM, RONALD L PRACHT
wrote:
The reason you read it and post it is you prepare for the worst and hope for
the best. If you have 100 caregivers and 1 is a thie
silicone spray lubes good for a lot of my applications
On Thursday, November 13, 2014 7:33 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
any lube should be light and fine grade oil. Oil/lube will attract
dust, dirt and debris.
Look at the wheels and castors for strings and hair washers.
Sometimes
I think birthday parties are more important now with a spinal injury.
Essentially we all shouldn't be alive so each birthday is celebrating years of
our lives we should have never had.
Ron
On Saturday, November 15, 2014 8:36 PM, Shelly Kerchner
wrote:
Happy Birthday Bobbie
Guys I currently have been using my manual attachable handcycle for five years.
Have put approximately 1500 miles on it with only two chain adjustments and
replacement of one front tire. I have also had to rebuild my c5 grips three
times over the five years. I learned that the part of the c5 han
move your legs for you
hotwheels
On Nov 16, 2014 12:01 AM, "RONALD L PRACHT" wrote:
Guys I currently have been using my manual attachable handcycle for five years.
Have put approximately 1500 miles on it with only two chain adjustments and
replacement of one front tire. I have also
I have been told many times the reason Im injured is because of the soveirenty
of god. The book by Joni Ericson Tada, When god Weeps explains whats this
means. Anybody read it?
Ron
r to him or his ways. Good subject though, I'm sure we have all thought of
things like this and the meaning of this Earth life. Dan H***
On Tuesday, November 18, 2014 6:50 PM, RONALD L PRACHT
wrote:
I have been told many times the reason Im injured is because of the soveirenty
Could be as simple as a motor change or adjustment, worn chain or cable but if
you take it to the thieves any way you look at it will prob cost ya a 1000.00.
Depends on if you have been to the van place(thieves) in awhile.
Ron
On Saturday, November 22, 2014 6:58 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wr
om my iPad
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>From: RONALD L PRACHT
>Date: November 22, 2014 at 8:08:01 PM EST
>To: "quad-list@eskimo.com"
>Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] More van problems
>Reply-To: RONALD L PRACHT
>
>
Could be as simple as a motor
The most common causes is bladder followed by bowells. Check and try find out
when it gets worse or triggers. Depending on how you do your bladder system
check that over with a fine tooth comb. A foley can get clogged very easy.
Check your butt for cuts or something inside to. Look at nails on y
All the things I post are searchable on the net and that screwed me . I guess
Im going to have to unsubscribe then come back under a new name with a
different email.
Ron
Do what.make it searchable or change it? lol
On Sunday, November 23, 2014 9:26 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
Ron... why would you do that?
Best Wishes
In a message dated 11/23/2014 9:21:40 P.M. Central Standard Time,
r.pra...@sbcglobal.net writes:
All the things I post
I started having pain ten years ago. Im scared to get an mri and see whats
going on. The doctors here in St. Louis at Washington university wouldn't
operate on me at that time because I was a quad. I just wanted them to drain my
syrinx and see if it helped. A girl I know that's a para had the sa
I don't want to carefully write everything . I have people that know me
searching google . It can cause conflict.
Ron
On Monday, November 24, 2014 8:31 PM, Don Smith wrote:
Maybe he's hiding from the mob
On Sunday, November 23, 2014 7:51 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
I'm sorr
There are many reason doctors wont operate on a quad
1) Much more risk involved of failure or complications
2) Some doctors don't want to be involved with risky patients when they can
just stick with standard cases.
3) Some doctors fall on the saying, " your a quad that's the reason you have
pa
My head is itching like crazy. Im going to try the selsun blue I guess. Anybody
know anything better to put on there that's fairly simple? Must be because of
the cold weather and I wear a sock hat all the time.
Ron
I would try some sort of exercise. On a bike, swim, something that works the
body. I do street wheels for about 2 hours of slow and steady motion and that
calms my body.Even some movements in the chair or bed may help.
Ron
On Wednesday, November 26, 2014 6:50 PM, Paul Jacobson
wrote:
He
I bought a bottle of the selsun-blue shampoo. I run it around really good then
take one of those white bristle brushes for nails and scrub my entire scalp
with the shampoo still on then rinse it off. After that I apply regular shampoo
and lather that then rinse. Im getting better.
Ron
On Wed
, Nov 25, 2014 at 10:27 PM, RONALD L PRACHT
wrote:
There are many reason doctors wont operate on a quad
>
>
>1) Much more risk involved of failure or complications
>2) Some doctors don't want to be involved with risky patients when they can
>just stick with standard cases.
>
never heard of dysreflexia? I believe some education is in order.
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>From: Danny Hearn
>Date: December 4, 2014 at 10:49:22 AM EST
>To: RONALD L PRACHT , "quad-list@eskimo.com"
>
>Subject: Re: [QUAD
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-Pack-Wireless-Remote-Control-Power-Outlet-Light-Switch-Plug-Socket-W-2-remotes-/141453226402?pt=Home_Automation_Modules&hash=item20ef44f1a2&autorefresh=true
I found this device on ebay. It allows you to control 5 different electric
items with one remote control for unde
sixth sense maybe
On Monday, December 15, 2014 10:03 PM, Gmail wrote:
Anybody remember the name of the movie with Bruce Willis (sp) who plays a
psychiatrist whose wife is murdered and a little boy, co-star, says "... I see
dead people."
Bobbie
Smile Everyday
Lets hope the person praying has a pair of rubber gloves on to give Dan some
help. Prayer without action would be like getting your clothes on without
moving a muscle. If I was Dan at this point an MRI is probally merited.
Something has changed with the body , it might straighten itself out or y
I need Falcis help. I sent him my mri and talked to Charlotte on the phone.
They wouldn't take united healthcare insurance. told me it would be 50,000 to
start the procedure with an approximate 19 day stay
Ron
On Wednesday, December 17, 2014 11:52 AM, Bob Vogel wrote:
Hi Danny,
I'm sor
What your addicted to is the serotonin from the sun. When Im at my worst I take
an ephedra pill and push my wheelchair on the street for a couple miles. it
puts me in a different state of mind. you can read about the effects of
serotonin though. Its like a rug.
Ron
On Thursday, December 18,
I have known this man who is approximately a functional t-4 paraplegic from a
gunshot wound for ten years. His wife left him years ago for a chiropractor and
he moved in with his elderly mother. She turned 84 and evidently couldn't do
anymore bowell routines or showers for her son. He got a colo
will all be a waste.
Don.
From: Joan Anglin
To: 'RONALD L PRACHT' ; 'Quad-list Post'
Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2014 6:09 PM
Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] What to do about a paraplegic in need
I agreed with wheels, call 911 and if nothing else they might be able to give
him an
Well my dad just had his third heart surgery in 15 years and they added more
stents again. He was in the hospital and I was home alone. Im able to get in
and out of bed and make basic microwave meals and sandwiches, so I can survive
short of a large bowell accident or falling out of the chair. I
d of it
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>From: RONALD L PRACHT
>Date: February 20, 2015 at 9:29:12 PM EST
>To: Quad-list Post
>Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Rough days
>Reply-To: RONALD L PRACHT
>
>
Well my dad just had his third heart surgery in 15 years
I read about quads from the 60s. 70s 80s on google and how long they lived.
some are still alive and that gives me hope. If another man did it than that
means someone else can do it to. I told my mother. at my funeral , make
it clear that I tried and did what I could. For reasons I wont
I did about 6 of these until I realized I was being viewed as a guinea pig.
Money needs to be offered.
Ron
On Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:11 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
Just remember that long after the interviews are completed and you have
graduated... that so many will have to l
study. Since it is intended to benefit those
>with the disability, that should be reward enough.
>>
>>
>>Please excuse any typos or brevity of tone as this was typed using an iPhone
>>(and possibly Siri, in an effort to be as safe as possible while en route.)
>&
You do what you have to. I wear a sweater, and a hoody with the hood pulled up
in the house. I have an oil filled heater in my room. At night sometimes I do
little pushups to get blood circulating more. I would like to be in Arizona ,
but don't know anybody there.
Ron
On Tuesday, February 24
I just got approval to order a Queen size Tem-perpedic adjustable bed. It has
head and leg movement and massage function. Got the pillows with it and they
are going to configure it so its even with the wheelchair. Finally something
good to report! I hope it feels as good as the one I bought ten
1:01 AM, "linda...@comcast.net"
wrote:
Did you get approval from an insurance company? Congrats Ron!
Lindaf
________
From: "RONALD L PRACHT"
To: "quad-list"
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2015 4:59:25 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Tem-pur
Well guys, we have just about made it through another winter! Im so tired of
the heaters, freezing, 3 shirts and all that jazz. Its time to get your
batteries and tires serviced so you can get out there to the parks and enjoy
things again. Haha Ive made through my 17th winter as a quad! Put some
Im pulling for you. At least you caught it quickly.
Ron
On Sunday, March 8, 2015 1:33 PM, Quadius wrote:
woke up this morning and discovered that I have a blister on my rear end. It's
in a bad place. It appears to be about 0.5 cm x 0.25 cm. Does anyone have any
idea how I can heal this
Well guys the bed came today, all 5000.00 dollars of it. The adjustable base
itself is $350.00 pounds, then you add the rest of the matresses on top. Comes
with a digital, wireless remote that is great. It has controls for the head,
foot and three controls for massage mode. The headboard will no
I have been booted off the list 8 times now. Is this a coincidence or I
someone trying to tell me to leave. Even though I don't always agree with the
masses, I thought I added something to this group. When you threaten people to
all fall in line like wheelchair junkie you have essentially kille
I always keep two Jay 2 gel cushions and about 5 cushion covers at the ready. I
have exploded to Jay 2 cushions and what comes out is a mess.
Ron
On Friday, March 27, 2015 4:26 PM, Don Price wrote:
I used a Jay 2 Gel Cushion for about 20 years and then switched to a Roho
Quadtro. B
The key is don't change anything if you aren't getting pressure sores. Every
quad is a different size, bone structure, activity level, weight, amount of
transfers, pressure relief, age. So many things go into the equation. Rohos
aren't any good if you don't have help maintaining the air pressure
How did you break your legs Larry? I would like to hear the
story.
Ron
On Saturday, March 28, 2015 7:37 PM, Larry Willis
wrote:
For the first 25 years of my quad life I used a simple ten dollar inflatable
cushionor nothing. I never had even a hint o
in forwarded message:
Resent-From: quad-list@eskimo.com
From: RONALD L PRACHT
Date: March 28, 2015 at 8:53:11 PM EDT
To: Quad-list Post
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Cushions
Reply-To: RONALD L PRACHT
How did you break your legs Larry? I would like to hear the
story. Ron O
This guy on youtube named Chris Colwell has the long version, short version,
knife version and a few other versions of the original CRIPPER. You can view
him using the device, looks to be sturdy and worth the money.
Ron
Hey Jim,Sorry for my post but I never got kicked off in at least 5 yrs , then
in the last 6 months I get kicked off everyday and have to re-subscribe. I
guess I need to make a new email address.
Ron
On Wednesday, April 1, 2015 8:20 PM, Jim Lubin wrote:
Think it has something to do
I had a crazy deal at a friends trailer one night. I got intoxicated and had
to try to get out the door to catherize off the deck. I did a wheelie to get
over the threshold and flipped back, hit my head on the wooden coach arm them
broke all four brackets off the back of my chair. Someone flipp
People are capable of picking an average weight person off the ground if they
WANT to.
Ron
On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 7:46 PM, Gmail
wrote:
My sister picked me up off the ground. She is one super strong chick ... even
to this day. Bobbie
Smile Everyday
On May 13, 2015, at 2:
I think the disabled are more in tune to nature and the world itself. Animals
have an instinctive way of knowing a threat. You put off positive
energy..
Ron
On Friday, May 15, 2015 9:19 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
Kewl, but it must have been the drugs.
Quadriplegic Accused as Killer
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HOUSTON, Sept. 9— A quadriplegic has been charged here with murdering his
wife of two weeks by using his mouth to yank a string that was attached to the
trigger of a handgun. Witnesses told the police that his wife had placed the
string in his
Well guys you remember I had my ruptured appendix followed by a hernia in
2011? Now my dad received a pain shot of cortisone in his lower spine for pain
resulting from 2 herniated discs which developed a complication of spinal
meningitis. My primary caregiver was essentially knocked out of comm
This happens to most quads at some point. I never realized how exactly I would
feel or react when it happened. All I can suggest to anybody that's paralyzed
is try to have a back up plan because if you don't, things can go from fine to
complete B.S. in an instant.
Ron
On Thursday, June 4
I did the cranberry juice until the calories got to me. Been on the cranberry
pills morning and night and 1 urinary infection in two years. It has to be the
real cranberry pills, there are cheaper lower potency cran pills on the market
as well. Anything is better than nothing. I would suggest ge
i need a new commode chair. Im looking for something minimum 18 inches wide,
sturdy and the most important thing is I need a high back, preferably solid,
not sling style. I just cant find anything with a higher style back to support
a c7 quad for hours during my every other morning routine. Any
Hey everybody just wanted to let those that care know Im still here and
fighting for myself as well as my father. He contracted spinal meningitis from
a cortisone shot to the sacral area of the back 14 days ago. My mother comes
every other morning to help with the ol bowell routine, everything
There are so many factors that go into how long a quad will live. Quality of
care, mindset, genetics, age of injury, severity of injury, male or female,
climate, weight, support in general, injury complications, drug use, quality of
doctor and hospital care, decisions made, and many more.
Ron
I think the stuff they give you for the hard core blockage is called magnesium
citrate, I could be wrong. I would drink miralax everyday, double the
bisacodyl, eat the fiber cereal, lots of water, prune juice, any kind of
exercise. Make sure your care giver is removing the hard stool to get to t
I was told once that if you cry you will cry alone. These special quads have
learned the art of giving people what they want to see and hear and cry at home
behind closed doors. It has allowed them to be a roll model and receive
support. The one thing that all super quads have is support...t
I go 4 times a year to the pain doc.
Ron
On Tuesday, July 7, 2015 5:24 PM, "diannal...@aol.com"
wrote:
i hate going to the doctors. i see a primary, a pain management, oncologist
and now a wound specialist. i'd like to drop two but i guess i have to see my
oncologist.
quads, do y
people's lives. Best
Wishes, John s.
Original message
From: Gmail
Date: 07/08/2015 3:32 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: Danny Hearn
Cc: Dave Krehbiel , RONALD L PRACHT
, Quad-list Post
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Old
My, Christian, Aunt told me when I was first injured "If
Wednesday, July 8, 2015 6:22 PM, RONALD L PRACHT
wrote:
This large church I attended a few years back tried to make me sit in the
"wheelchair" section of church so I could see better. I will not sit in any
particular section due to my color or disability. I made sure to sit on
Quad Life
Every night when I go to bed, I pray to god to wake up dead.
As morning comes, I always get scared, because another day must be beared.
People say to look above, but all I get is abused and shoved.
Life took a young man with hopes and dreams, and reduced him to nothing as so
it seems.
, but you came pretty fucking close. Bobbie
On Oct 13, 2015, at 6:56 AM, Larry Willis wrote:
Wow, Ron, my feelings exactly. Exactly.
Larry WillisRetired and proud of it
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From: RONALD L PRACHT
Date: October 13, 2015 at 3:06:14 AM EDT
T
[QUAD-L] Quick poem
Wow, right on the mark. Especially as the years and decades pass by. It's
quite indescribable, but you came pretty fucking close. Bobbie
On Oct 13, 2015, at 6:56 AM, Larry Willis wrote:
Wow, Ron, my feelings exactly. Exactly.
Larry WillisRetired and proud of it
Begin
Ive had some setbacks these past few years. My appendix burst which set into
motion a set of events that I would have never expected, then my dad got
meningitis and hurt his back . I had to teach my mother to come in and help out
.My Rio Dragonfly handcycle never let me down though, every evenin
Im lovin the 25 years accomplished. that's quite a feat Dianna!!! Keep the
wheels going because its far from over, many adventures to come.
Ron
On Sunday, October 18, 2015 9:49 PM, "diannal...@aol.com"
wrote:
Congrats!, I passed my 25th June 17.Dianna
25 years, a quarter of t
if you have a van and take it in to a handicap repair shop with a problem that
requires changing a part such as a van door motor plan on paying 1000.00 and
returning 3 times. my 07 express with electric barn doors had the door motors
go out 3 times..the first I paid the 1000.00 .
just seeing if im getting through
If you get a special needs trust through a lawyer any money within the trust
doesn't have to be claimed and is essentially hidden.
Ron
On Thursday, November 5, 2015 4:37 PM, "jume9...@comcast.net"
wrote:
Medicaid helps with caregivers in California. How does assets in a trust not
The first hurdle would be to find a surgeon willing to take on the challenge.
Next the doctor would have to cut the stomach open and use something to hold
all of your insides in, then the easy part is to make a nice tighter skin flap.
I was in dire staights in 2011 when I went in with a 3 day ol
Im Ron M Pracht in St. Louis..add away, but no refunds.
On Saturday, November 14, 2015 8:32 PM, Gmail
wrote:
I'm Bobbie Humphreys in Parsippany, New Jersey
Smile Everyday
> On Nov 14, 2015, at 3:52 PM, Larry Willis wrote:
>
> Who on the ol' list has a Facebook page? How
Sorry for all your challenges greg. All I can say is if you keep fighting each
problem as they come, most of the time you can stay healthy in the long run.
The quads that I have seen die very quickly are the ones that let everything
build up to a point where its unmanageable
Dawn is an interesti
I know all about syrinxes. Most neuros wont drain a syrinx on a quad with a
needle, you have to install a shunt. Its a scary deal. I need it done as well.
Ron
On Saturday, January 2, 2016 7:24 PM, greg wrote:
I know Cyrinx Cysts are quite common in quads, I have one that I haven't
che
I went through it all this past year. It broke my down to tears when I thought
my father had a stroke. I thought our 18 yr run was over. Cherish the good
times folks.
Ron
On Saturday, January 9, 2016 7:25 PM, Danny Espinoza
wrote:
Prayer sent, hang in there Larry and family.
-Danny
-
that was very informative and right on , im a man but could relate to most of it
ron
On Friday, February 5, 2016 9:24 PM, Gmail
wrote:
I found this and thought it was funny. Bobbie
http://kdsmartchair.com/blogs/news/78227398-20-things-women-in-wheelchairs-should-know
Smile Everyday
x27;s and things plus
stuffed animals they may have won all over me and my wheelchair...they like to
load me down, while they go and ride. LOL Dan H**
On Friday, February 5, 2016 9:55 PM, RONALD L PRACHT
wrote:
that was very informative and right on , im a man but could relate to m
What I do with appointments now is I have THEM write the appointment on their
sheet and give it to me. Then I bring the sheet on my clipboard and if there is
any confusion I hand them the conformation they wrote. Either this method or
appointment conformation is the way to go because its a full
It would really depend on the situation how I would perceive a person imitating
me. A gf or mother could get away with a lot, in your case a bro is ok, but a
stranger doing that could upset me. I can say Ive had people imitate how I push
my chair and gfs being funny. A guess its all in the situa
Some people say that opioids cause pretty bad scalp itch
Ron
On Friday, March 18, 2016 2:03 PM, greg wrote:
I thought I had my head
itching under control, but the coconut oil topped working. I finely went to a
Dermatologist. About scalp itching and a mole nerve. Can't do much about the
I cant imagine trying to immobilize a shoulder being a quad. I don't have
enough people to care for me to get through that, but I guess you do it when
you must.
Ron
On Monday, March 28, 2016 8:18 PM, "wheelch...@aol.com"
wrote:
Hey, let Carolyn be the 1st and let us all know. The op
Ive read all about people that have a sexual desire to be with a disabled
individual, be disabled themselves or have a certain disabled fetish like
crippled feet or legs. Ive had men come on to me for that reason, women pretend
to be disabled and phone me. There are paralyzed girls online that m
Simple. Either keep it, which is probally far fetched to keep 2 mobility vans
going and parked or sell it to a person who needs it. I sold one on ebay and
got good money or you can try your hand at craigslist, but without a title its
not much good..you need that.
Ron
On Thursday, April
She has to dwell on survival until living gets to a point where she can breath.
Lori is one of the smartest quads on the list and I have no doubt she will
handle this. God cant help a stopped train, as long as you keep pushing you
will reach the next stage of life. My offer to Lori or any person
For awhile I took a little pillow and rigged some Velcro straps on it to hold
it on my right leg. I sleep on left side,so I would gently set the pillow on my
left knee. Now that my stomach is bigger is holds me further on my side and I
can take the right leg and lay it beside the other leg.
Ron
Well Lori, the reason is lack of movement. When I swam just twice a week my
feet were in decent shape. Four years later and Im barely able to cram a shoe
on. Im told the only way to fight it is with passive movement, like in some
sort of lower exercise for like 20 mins at a time. I found a stret
the exact style that works
the best.
Ron
On Sunday, April 17, 2016 7:04 PM, Lori Michaelson
wrote:
Ok, I found the nike kukini's but I was wondering what your feet are like at
the end of the day after being in them all day?
~Lori
On Sun, Apr 17, 2016 at 5:33 PM, RONALD L P
I have been using my rio dragonfly handcycle since 2010, so I decided to
upgrade and get the electric powered rio firefly. I found one never used on
ebay for 1500.00 dollars shipped. It looks great, attaches to the front of a
manual chair and has a speedometer and odometer, capable of speeds of
anual chair except to move around in level stores
while shopping, been in a powerchair for over 18 years now. I bet you could
really enjoy that on trails . Dan H***
On Monday, April 18, 2016 11:14 AM, RONALD L PRACHT
wrote:
I have been using my rio dragonfly handcycle since 2010,
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