Cell phones

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Thank you Jeanette;Sometimes i am not sure if i even have three inches, because in the subway it gets soo crowded that everybody is on top of eachother and thats when i get into a panic mode and start looking around for people that are playin games on their cell phones.I had a girl right behind me yesterday and i felt her cell phone right on my neck right above my ICD and thank God i was able to move within 2 seconds otherwise i might have been in trouble. Thank for your help. Regards TURKJeanette Lund <davitaharp@...> wrote: Dear Turk, I asked my husband about the cell phone business. He said that as long as the "magnets" are 12" away there should be no problem. We have a cell phone and he uses it on his right ear. My husband has had his device since 2000 and so far he has not had any problems with electronic fields. But, we are never in subways!!! Jeanette King Boynton Beach, FL --- TURK <goturk1 > wrote: > Hello everyone; > I have not posted in a while. I hope all is well. > First of all I would like to hear from all the older > members(members that have been here longer). Just > check in and say hello so that I know you are all > ok. I haven't heard from you guys and gals in a > while. Secondly My biggest worry is when i take the > subway in the morning and having somebody right > behind me and

playing a game on their cell phone. > Subway tends to get very crowded sometimes so i > could get awfully close to these cellphones. Any > thoughts? > Regards. > TURK > > Becca <beccageo1980 > wrote: > > I would like to have OnStar in my device so the > little voice could tell me which way to turn, or > warn me not to step in "that" or alert me to the > impending meeting with some jerk, or whisper the > perfect excuse why I cannot possibly have lunch with > said jerk, ever. I would like to download books to > listen to when standing in the DMV line or at the > grocery, music, the weather. And I would love for it > to tell me that I just might be heading for a zap > and to go sit down somewhere. > Becca > > ph Schmidt

<glua.joegmail> wrote: > Thanks for the info on battery replacement. I > was trying to make a funny at > the end of a serious discussion on our favorite > topic of insurance > companies. I guess it looked too much like a real > question. Sorry! > > I know that I will be back in the hospital for a > replacement someday. Maybe > by then they will have a replacement for coumadin so > I don't have to spend a > week on an IV waiting for my coumadin level to be > high enough to leave the > hospital. I think I was in the hospital for eight > days when they put in the > ICD. > > Has anyone had their ICD replaced when they were > taking blood thinners? > > I have a mechanical heart valve and they keep my > blood really thin so I > don't get a clot on the

valve which might break > loose and cause a stroke or > heart attack. > > I get the impression that the doctors would love to > have a replacement for > coumadin because of all the problems it causes. > > Sorry for the confusion. I should know not to mix > jokes with serious > topics. I guess my jokes aren't really that funny! > Will the OnStarICD > allow my wife to track me down when I am taking a > long walk? > > Joe Schmidt > > God Loves Us All > > Re: ICD replacements > > Being able to switch out batteries is a dream we > have ALL had... but > it will likely never happen. The ENTIRE device must > be swapped out. > Rationale is good: Getting a new device about every > half decade is A > PLUS... as we get newer devices with more features, > such as improved > diagnostics, better record keeping and a broader > spectrum of > "therapies" requiring fewer full blown 700 volt > zaps. Now... many can > do everything almost as good as placing a call to > your doc when your > heart starts to flutter. Next year... I expect to > see an OnStarICD > interface! > > I am now on ICD#4... having gone through 3 > replacements in 12 years. > First time, went into pre-op after my noon:30 soap > (Y & R) ... and drove > self home in time to watch 6PM

news! > > Last time... went into pre-op at 11AM... on way home > at 2PM. > > Unless you need a lead replacement... or have > special circumstances, > it is usually quick in and out. (guess that should > read out and in) > > Please visit the Zapper homepage at > http://www.ZapLife.org >

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One thing to remember Turk, is that the cell phone MAY provide a magnetic field only while it is near your ICD, once the cell phone is gone your ICD works normally. I use a cell phone all the time left hand right hand -- I am okay. A guard at the Courthouse even tricked me with his wand... I told him I had an ICD and I wanted a pat down - he told me he could do that - he would only use his wand below my waist.... Well he turned me around and ran the wand up my back and the wand beeped - I turned around so fast in a panic and gave him a look and I said that was my ICD! He apologized. But I was fine - just scared! or scarred!!

~guin

Re: ICD replacements> > Being able to switch out batteries is a dream we> have ALL had... but> it will likely never happen. The ENTIRE device must> be swapped out.> Rationale is good: Getting a new device about every> half decade is A> PLUS... as we get newer devices with more features,> such as improved> diagnostics, better record keeping and a broader> spectrum of> "therapies" requiring fewer full blown 700 volt> zaps. Now... many can> do everything almost as good as placing a call to> your doc when your> heart starts to flutter. Next year... I expect to> see an OnStarICD> interface!> > I am now on ICD#4... having gone through 3> replacements in 12 years.> First time, went into pre-op after my noon:30 soap> (Y & R) ... and drove> self home in time to watch 6PM news!> > Last time... went into pre-op at 11AM... on way home> at 2PM.> > Unless you need a lead replacement... or have> special circumstances,> it is usually quick in and out. (guess that should> read out and in)> > Please visit the Zapper homepage at> http://www.ZapLife.org>

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----- Original Message -----

From: TURK

> Sometimes i am not sure if

> i even have three inches,

Turk:

Only because you're such a nice guy and great moderator am I not going to make one of my usual tasteless jokes.

From California where with all the earthquakes that Turkey has, there's no doubt that seism matters.

Bill

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Thanks Guin, since cellphones transmit signals, I thought that the ICD might make a mistake and think that I am on VT or Vfib. Because when you get the cellphones close to a radio I hear some fast staticy sounds and thats what scared me. I feel much better now. Thanks againRegardsTURKGuin Van Dyke <guin@...> wrote: One thing to remember Turk, is that the cell phone MAY provide a magnetic field only while it is near your ICD, once the cell phone

is gone your ICD works normally. I use a cell phone all the time left hand right hand -- I am okay. A guard at the Courthouse even tricked me with his wand... I told him I had an ICD and I wanted a pat down - he told me he could do that - he would only use his wand below my waist.... Well he turned me around and ran the wand up my back and the wand beeped - I turned around so fast in a panic and gave him a look and I said that was my ICD! He apologized. But I was fine - just scared! or scarred!! ~guin Re: ICD replacements> > Being able to switch out batteries is a dream we> have ALL had... but> it will likely never happen. The ENTIRE device must> be swapped out.> Rationale is good: Getting a new device about every> half decade is A> PLUS... as we get newer devices with more features,> such as improved> diagnostics, better record keeping and a broader> spectrum of> "therapies" requiring fewer full blown 700 volt> zaps. Now... many can> do everything almost as good as placing a call to> your doc when your> heart starts to flutter. Next year... I expect to> see an OnStarICD> interface!> > I am now on ICD#4... having gone through

3> replacements in 12 years.> First time, went into pre-op after my noon:30 soap> (Y & R) ... and drove> self home in time to watch 6PM news!> > Last time... went into pre-op at 11AM... on way home> at 2PM.> > Unless you need a lead replacement... or have> special circumstances,> it is usually quick in and out. (guess that should> read out and in)> > Please visit the Zapper homepage at> http://www.ZapLife.org>

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Hey Bil;You got me, You don't even have to say anything and I am still getting stomach cramps from laughing so much. You're the best. Thanks again buddy.TURKbillmahan <billandmarthamahan@...> wrote: -----

Original Message ----- From: TURK > Sometimes i am not sure if > i even have three inches, Turk: Only because you're such a nice guy and great moderator am I not going to make one of my usual tasteless jokes. From California where with all

the earthquakes that Turkey has, there's no doubt that seism matters. Bill

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my doctor said never to use the cell phone on the left side always carrier it on the right pants pocket never in the shirt poctet always at least 12" away from icd ! iwas told the older phones can set a defibrilator off newer ones just shut it off personaly i dont take chances !!!! stacie,23 shocking life for shocking people!billmahan <billandmarthamahan@...> wrote: ----- Original Message ----- From: TURK > Sometimes i am not sure if > i even have three inches, Turk: Only because you're such a nice guy and great moderator am I not going to make one of my usual tasteless jokes. From California where with all the earthquakes that Turkey has, there's no doubt that seism matters. Bill

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Thanks .TURKLIghtingpaw <lightingpaw@...> wrote: my doctor said never to use the cell phone on the left side always carrier it on the right pants pocket never in the shirt poctet always at least 12" away from icd ! iwas told the older phones can set a defibrilator off newer ones just shut it off personaly i dont take chances !!!! stacie,23 shocking life for shocking people!billmahan <billandmarthamahanPRODIGY (DOT) NET> wrote: ----- Original Message ----- From: TURK > Sometimes i am not sure if > i even have three inches, Turk: Only because you're such a nice guy and great moderator am I not going to make one of my usual tasteless jokes. From California where with all the earthquakes that Turkey has, there's no doubt that seism matters. Bill

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I use the motorola razor with my implant. I don't use any coils or loops or

anything. It sounds wonderful!

On 4/27/07, C J <cjcj05@...> wrote:

>

> I know this has been asked a thousand times but please tell me what cell

> phone you are using--I should say if you really like it.

>

> As some of you know I have been having trouble getting my neck loop to

> work with my phone and Verizon just told me today that they are going to

> give me a new phone (not sure if I will have to pay anything or not). They

> sell the neck loop on their website so I think that has something to do with

> it.

>

> Thanks!!!

>

> Connie

>

>

> " The Miracle at Ohio State "

> aka Nucleus Freedom

> Implanted 10/04/2005

> Activated 11/1/2005

> Surgery: Ohio State University

> Surgeon: Dr. Bradley Welling

> http://internalmedicine.osu.edu/article.cfm?ID=2021

>

>

[Guest guest]

Connie,

What neck loop are they giving you??? I know Nokia has a special neck loop that

goes with their cell phone, it was demonstrated at the convention in February.

I wish I could find the paper w/ the manufacturers number. I misplaced it and

still can't find it.

I have the CLA70 that the phone company gives out FREE (land phone)

Let me know what you decide and what Verizon is going to do with this problem.

We are currently having a problem with DISH a satellite company for the TV. We

gave up cable because it was too expensive. The captions are coming in the HD

stations garbled. Why can't big corporations be a little more sympathetic to

HOH people. I really wonder sometimes.

Have a great weekend.

a

[Guest guest]

Connie,

What neck loop are they giving you??? I know Nokia has a special neck loop that

goes with their cell phone, it was demonstrated at the convention in February.

I wish I could find the paper w/ the manufacturers number. I misplaced it and

still can't find it.

I have the CLA70 that the phone company gives out FREE (land phone)

Let me know what you decide and what Verizon is going to do with this problem.

We are currently having a problem with DISH a satellite company for the TV. We

gave up cable because it was too expensive. The captions are coming in the HD

stations garbled. Why can't big corporations be a little more sympathetic to

HOH people. I really wonder sometimes.

Have a great weekend.

a

[Guest guest]

a

Verizon is actually not giving me a neck loop--I bought the CLA7 (wonder if I

could have gotten it free how did you do that). My phone won't work with it so

Verizon is going to supply me with a new phone (not sure what or if I have to

pay).

Connie

Bernard Borenstein <bernardb3@...> wrote:

Connie,

What neck loop are they giving you??? I know Nokia has a special neck loop that

goes with their cell phone, it was demonstrated at the convention in February. I

wish I could find the paper w/ the manufacturers number. I misplaced it and

still can't find it.

I have the CLA70 that the phone company gives out FREE (land phone)

Let me know what you decide and what Verizon is going to do with this problem.

We are currently having a problem with DISH a satellite company for the TV. We

gave up cable because it was too expensive. The captions are coming in the HD

stations garbled. Why can't big corporations be a little more sympathetic to HOH

people. I really wonder sometimes.

Have a great weekend.

a

" The Miracle at Ohio State "

aka Nucleus Freedom

Implanted 10/04/2005

Activated 11/1/2005

Surgery: Ohio State University

Surgeon: Dr. Bradley Welling

http://internalmedicine.osu.edu/article.cfm?ID=2021

[Guest guest]

Connie,

I have the Qualcomm 3G CDMA from Verizon. It is t-coil compatible and with or

without the t-coil, the sound is very clear.

Happy Hearing!

Carol

Boca Raton, FL

N24C 3G left ear -12/11/01

N Freedom- right ear- implanted 3/01/06 activated 4/6/06

Cell Phones

I know this has been asked a thousand times but please tell me what cell phone

you are using--I should say if you really like it.

As some of you know I have been having trouble getting my neck loop to work with

my phone and Verizon just told me today that they are going to give me a new

phone (not sure if I will have to pay anything or not). They sell the neck loop

on their website so I think that has something to do with it.

Thanks!!!

Connie

" The Miracle at Ohio State "

aka Nucleus Freedom

Implanted 10/04/2005

Activated 11/1/2005

Surgery: Ohio State University

Surgeon: Dr. Bradley Welling

http://internalmedicine.osu.edu/article.cfm?ID=2021

[Guest guest]

Hi Connie,

I use an LGVX 4500 phone through Verizon and have never used a neck

loop or any accessory with it. I've had my phone since after my

activation with my CI (May 04), and love it. I seldom use telecoil

with it unless I'm in a shopping mall or at a college football game

where background sounds are very loud. My phone is CMDA and is very

clear and also Hearing Aid compatible.

Hint: Try all the cell phones in the store. If the sales person is

not willing to let you test them, go somewhere else. Explain the

situation that you have a CI, want to test them and see what works for

you before you buy a phone.

Hope this helps.

Dixie

[Guest guest]

Hi Connie,

This question will always be a new one every time, or at least the answers will

be new, the cell phone technology changes so fast you could ask this monthly.

Without getting all geekie here are a few things I learned in my work with cells

phones and my CI. I tried several models before I bought my last one, generally

speaking I found the clam shell design phones (flip open style models) seemed to

work better with my CI withor without the tCoil. I read that there is a reason

for this and was told the same by a rep from my service provider, but I can not

remember the specific reason now - " Brain Fart " . I did end up choosing a Samsung

A740 last time for a couple reason, it was the best quality sound of the 5

models I tried, and I also found the speaker was positioned very high at the top

which made it very easy to hit the " Sweat Spot " on my Processor so I rarely

needed to use the tCoil. I did find it worked well just with the processor mic

in most situations, but it was excellent with the tCoil and it also offered side

talk so I could hear my own voice when using the tCoil (this is or was not that

common on cell phones at the time). I had also tried a couple models of the

candy bar style phones and had very little luck with those, but I know some

folks do well with them. My wife has a Motorola and I can barely hear anything

on it, however, the new Razar (flip style model) is much better I tried a

co-workers the other day and it was amazing. I guess the best advice is like

others have said you need to " Try before you Buy " it is the only way to get a

good idea.

I will add one more thing which might be of interest to some, take a look at the

newer Blackberry devices, I have the new model 8700 (the model number may be

8750 or 880 in the US) not only is is a neat toy (major GEEK Gadget ;-)) these

new models has a special tCoil option which boosts the magnetic field around the

speaker to enhance the operation of CI and Hearing Aid tCoils. The funny thing

was I discovered the feature myself the sales rep did not know it was there, he

just suggested it would be a good choice...lol One other nice thing about the

Blackberry is the text messaging is easier with the full keyboard for those who

like that sort of thing.

You should check with your vendor about the M & T ratings for the phones you are

looking that is always a good indication. I have some spec's on those ratings

somewhere if you want them let me know. And ask about phones that have special

tCoil modes there is probably other models besides the Blackberry that are

offering this by now.

Hope this helps, and best of luck

Regards,

Mike " Ears Hopin " P

Posted by: " C J " cjcj05@... momtwins5551

Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:22 pm (PST)

I know this has been asked a thousand times but please tell me what cell phone

you are using--I should say if you really like it.

As some of you know I have been having trouble getting my neck loop to work with

my phone and Verizon just told me today that they are going to give me a new

phone (not sure if I will have to pay anything or not). They sell the neck loop

on their website so I think that has something to do with it.

Thanks!!!

Connie

[Guest guest]

Connie,

Here in California we have a service called California Telephone Access. Some

states have it and others don't. Ask your land phone company if they

have any service for the deaf and hard of hearing. Phones and CLA7 are given

out FREE. Yes, I said FREE. I have one Ameriphone 50 phone and one neck loop.

If you work they allow you to have one phone at your place of employment also.

Monday, I will call them and ask if Ohio can participate in

this program. I know New York has it as well.

a

[Guest guest]

Nokia LPS-4 (loopset type 4). I have one, also a LPS-1, the original model,

now no longer sold..

As far as I know, there never was a LPS-2. There was a LPS-3 but it has been

withdrawn from marketing.

LPS1 and 4 only fit Nokia phones. LPS-3 had a 2.5mm plug so theoretically

could be used with any phone that had a 2.5mm socket, but that is not

guaranteed

NZ

Re: Cell Phones

Connie,

What neck loop are they giving you??? I know Nokia has a special neck loop

that goes with their cell phone, it was demonstrated at the convention in

February. I wish I could find the paper w/ the manufacturers number. I

misplaced it and still can't find it.

I have the CLA70 that the phone company gives out FREE (land phone)

Let me know what you decide and what Verizon is going to do with this

problem.

We are currently having a problem with DISH a satellite company for the TV.

We gave up cable because it was too expensive. The captions are coming in

the HD stations garbled. Why can't big corporations be a little more

sympathetic to HOH people. I really wonder sometimes.

Have a great weekend.

a

[Guest guest]

Thanks a. I just did a search and didn't see it but that doesn't mean they

don't have it.

Just came in from working in the yard and not it is time to get some dinner.

Thanks!!!

Connie

Bernard Borenstein <bernardb3@...> wrote:

Connie,

Here in California we have a service called California Telephone Access. Some

states have it and others don't. Ask your land phone company if they

have any service for the deaf and hard of hearing. Phones and CLA7 are given out

FREE. Yes, I said FREE. I have one Ameriphone 50 phone and one neck loop. If you

work they allow you to have one phone at your place of employment also. Monday,

I will call them and ask if Ohio can participate in

this program. I know New York has it as well.

a

" The Miracle at Ohio State "

aka Nucleus Freedom

Implanted 10/04/2005

Activated 11/1/2005

Surgery: Ohio State University

Surgeon: Dr. Bradley Welling

http://internalmedicine.osu.edu/article.cfm?ID=2021

[Guest guest]

Our daughter seems to prefer my husband

Motorola....and she likes in on speaker phone the

best. (no tcoil).

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

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[Guest guest]

I was told things like that might happen.  I was curious if anyone on here has

trouble with their cell phones.  I never had a problem until I got the

stimulator and now I have a hard time, I keep dropping calls.  My daughters

always tell me to turn off my stimulator!!!!  But that's not going to happen. 

But does anyone else have that problem?

 

Take Care,

B. in TEXAS

set off alarm

  Went to walmart with my wife as we are leaving the security alarm goes

  off it was embarsing I told them My stimulator was causing it to go

  off. just my luck mike group owner

 

[Guest guest]

i actually killed a phone by putting it in my pants pocket on the same side

as my stim battery i too am having problems i was told by my rep that they

had never heard of it but if my stim is off i have no prob glad i'm not

the only one like i thought i have a motorola killed a nokia lol

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LOL same on my end i hate my home phone provider so i only have a cell

i turn my cell down and it seems to help a lill

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I have a nokia and used to have a samsung.  Both phones acted up.  I'm with you,

glad to hear I'm not the only one.  And I can't keep turning my stimulator off,

I don't have a home phone, I just use my cell.  So when I call anyone I always

make sure they have my phone # in case we get disconnected, I explain the

problem and ask them to please return the call.

 

Take Care,

B. in TEXAS

Re: cell phones

i actually killed a phone by putting it in my pants pocket on the same side 

as my stim battery  i too am having problems  i was told by my  rep that they

had never heard of it  but if my stim is off i have no  prob  glad i'm not

the only one like i thought  i have a  motorola    killed a nokia lol

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[Guest guest]

I have a verizon and I never drop a call it works great.I am on mine

alot. suzy

>

> I have a nokia and used to have a samsung.  Both phones acted up. 

I'm with you, glad to hear I'm not the only one.  And I can't keep

turning my stimulator off, I don't have a home phone, I just use my

cell.  So when I call anyone I always make sure they have my phone #

in case we get disconnected, I explain the problem and ask them to

please return the call.

>  

> Take Care,

> B. in TEXAS

>

>

>

>

> Re: cell phones

>

> i actually killed a phone by putting it in my pants pocket on the

same side 

> as my stim battery  i too am having problems  i was told by my  rep

that they

> had never heard of it  but if my stim is off i have no  prob  glad

i'm not

> the only one like i thought  i have a  motorola    killed a nokia

lol

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[Guest guest]

OH WOW !!!!  I thought it was just me that has these problems... Seems like I

always have bad reception or my calls drop... I  also have Verizon and never had

problems before.. Ive only had my scs since Feb and never put 2 and 2

together... My battery is on my right side and I keep my phone in left front

pocket... never thought ablout this..... Learn something new every day in this

group....

   Hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving.....

      Love ya all,,, soft hugs

                   T

 lisa

From: suzanne lieberman <suzyl62@...>

Subject: Re: cell phones

Stimulator

Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 1:54 PM

I have a verizon and I never drop a call it works great.I am on mine

alot. suzy

>

> I have a nokia and used to have a samsung.  Both phones acted up. 

I'm with you, glad to hear I'm not the only one.  And I can't keep

turning my stimulator off, I don't have a home phone, I just use my

cell.  So when I call anyone I always make sure they have my phone #

in case we get disconnected, I explain the problem and ask them to

please return the call.

>  

> Take Care,

> B. in TEXAS

>

>

>

>

> Re: cell phones

>

> i actually killed a phone by putting it in my pants pocket on the

same side 

> as my stim battery  i too am having problems  i was told by my  rep

that they

> had never heard of it  but if my stim is off i have no  prob  glad

i'm not

> the only one like i thought  i have a  motorola    killed a nokia

lol

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