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From: Lee on 15 Aug 2008 12:52
Are you the Stephanie from long long ago?

Regards
Lee in Toronto
From: magesteff on 21 Aug 2008 10:05
On Aug 15, 12:52 pm, Lee <g...(a)sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Are you the Stephanie from long long ago?
>
> Regards
> Lee in Toronto

*laughs* yes I am Lee!

I've moved recently and decided to check back in on my favorite Usenet
group! Still using my Bi-PAP, and my brother is still using his CPAP.
Unfortunately My mother passed away last year, so there have been a
lot of life changes for me recently.
From: Lee on 23 Aug 2008 14:30
magesteff(a)comcast.net wrote:
> On Aug 15, 12:52 pm, Lee <g...(a)sympatico.ca> wrote:
>> Are you the Stephanie from long long ago?
>>
>> Regards
>> Lee in Toronto
>
> *laughs* yes I am Lee!
>
> I've moved recently and decided to check back in on my favorite Usenet
> group! Still using my Bi-PAP, and my brother is still using his CPAP.
> Unfortunately My mother passed away last year, so there have been a
> lot of life changes for me recently.

Steff....... so glad to see you alive and kicking. Sorry about your mother.
I moved into a senior's building three years ago and am using a mobility
scooter now. OSA is under control with CPAP but damage to heart hasn't
gotten better but hasn't gotten worse either.

Was down at the CNE a few days ago and saw the new electric two wheeled
scooters that are now legal here without a licence, etc. Thinking of
getting one. A bunch of the old fogies in here think I'm nuts. I told
them I knew that years ago!

Keep on posting, kid!

Regards
Lee in Toronto
From: Magesteff on 24 Aug 2008 19:58
Yeah, I got one of those electric scooters myself this year, the car
accident in 2003 left me not able to walk more than a few hundred feet
or so. Parking in the student lot when there is a change in elevation
is not a fun thing to walk. The college Has been renovated to comply
with the ADA (AMerican's with Disabilities Act) but I think it was
before they specified specific widths to the ramps. Some of them are
rather narrow. It makes going to the mall a whole lot easier! I really
like it, and use it to drive over to the local grocery and a drug
store, which are just down the street from me.

I picked up a cold oe flu this week somewhere, my sinuses are really
congested, and I have been rinsing them with saline several times a
day just to keep them open enough so I can sleep.


From: Hal S. on 24 Aug 2008 20:11

"Magesteff" <magesteff(a)comcast.net> wrote in message
news:704a4dfc-5f7b-4baa-b931-17731e462671(a)k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
> Yeah, I got one of those electric scooters myself this year, the car
> accident in 2003 left me not able to walk more than a few hundred feet
> or so. Parking in the student lot when there is a change in elevation
> is not a fun thing to walk. The college Has been renovated to comply
> with the ADA (AMerican's with Disabilities Act) but I think it was
> before they specified specific widths to the ramps. Some of them are
> rather narrow. It makes going to the mall a whole lot easier! I really
> like it, and use it to drive over to the local grocery and a drug
> store, which are just down the street from me.
>
> I picked up a cold oe flu this week somewhere, my sinuses are really
> congested, and I have been rinsing them with saline several times a
> day just to keep them open enough so I can sleep.
>
>------------------------------

Glad you were able to get a scooter to help your mobility. I really enjoy
my electric powerchair. I don't know what I'd do without it now.


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