New member

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I'll be talking to you all after it's done

Thanks for the support

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On Feb 21, 2010, at 1:38 PM, Flashwun@... wrote:

Hi, Ortis - wishing you the best of luck on Thursday! Remember

that many of us were dizzy after surgery for a week or so. So give it TIME

and give yourself time to recuperate! Jackie )

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Hi All,

Your conversations about Meniere's disease is quite helpful. BUT you

do NOT have to include the entire text of each letter with your reply.

Use Cut and Paste to include the important information.

There are several deafblind members on this forum, and having to

scroll through 5 or more letters attached to each reply gets very tiring

for a person who cannot see. It's tiring for people who CAN see. So

please, when you answer, make sure you're not set to include the entire

forum being sent back, or 4 or 5 letters. A few sentences can give

people the idea of what you are replying to.

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

I sort of see your point ..however I disagree . I personally find it helpful to

have the entire thread in case I have missed a response. Or perhaps someone is

new to the forum and has not seen the initial thread, they will then have the

entire conversation. My client server, as do all that I have ever used, puts

the latest response 1st so if a deaf blind person is familiar with the thread

already they can simply stop reading it or if they are coming into the thread in

the middle they have the past responses to review. In the business world this is

the etiquette that is used as well..

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From: Nucleus24 <nucleus24@...>

Sent: Sun, February 21, 2010 9:27:10 PM

Subject: Re: new member

 

Hi All,

Your conversations about Meniere's disease is quite helpful. BUT you

do NOT have to include the entire text of each letter with your reply.

Use Cut and Paste to include the important information.

There are several deafblind members on this forum, and having to

scroll through 5 or more letters attached to each reply gets very tiring

for a person who cannot see. It's tiring for people who CAN see. So

please, when you answer, make sure you're not set to include the entire

forum being sent back, or 4 or 5 letters. A few sentences can give

people the idea of what you are replying to.

Thanks,

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

Small Business Tools

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[Guest guest]

Best of luck with your surgery ! C'mon on over to the group and let us

know how you're doing.

Dan

>

> Hi, Ortis - wishing you the best of luck on Thursday! Remember

> that many of us were dizzy after surgery for a week or so. So give it TIME

> and give yourself time to recuperate! Jackie )

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi! I've just joined your group, and thought I'd introduce myself. My name is

a and I'm a 31 yr old married, SAHM to two. My son is 11 and my daughter is

2. I was implanted with the Freedom in October of 2005. I have done wonderfully

with it. I went from 0% speech recognition to 90% in 6 mos. At the time that I

got the implant, I was on medicaid. I've since gotten married and do not qualify

for medicaid, as my husband makes too much (whoever heard of THAT being a bad

thing!)

Anyway, here's my dilemma. My processor is in dire need of being replaced. I'd

really love to upgrade to the new one, but the costs are just out of the

question right now and from what we understand by speaking with both Cochlear

and our insurance (BCBS), it most likely will not be covered. What, if anything,

can I do? Anyone else ever been through this? Any and all help is appreciated!!!

Thank you all in advance and have a blessed day!

a

[Guest guest]

We were offered the extended warranty when my original warranty was near the

end, but we just didn't have the money to pay for it.

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> > Hi! I've just joined your group, and thought I'd introduce myself. My name

is

> >a and I'm a 31 yr old married, SAHM to two. My son is 11 and my daughter

is

> >2. I was implanted with the Freedom in October of 2005. I have done

wonderfully

> >with it. I went from 0% speech recognition to 90% in 6 mos. At the time that

I

> >got the implant, I was on medicaid. I've since gotten married and do not

qualify

> >for medicaid, as my husband makes too much (whoever heard of THAT being a bad

> >thing!)

> >

> >

> > Anyway, here's my dilemma. My processor is in dire need of being replaced.

I'd

> >really love to upgrade to the new one, but the costs are just out of the

> >question right now and from what we understand by speaking with both Cochlear

> >and our insurance (BCBS), it most likely will not be covered. What, if

anything,

> >can I do? Anyone else ever been through this? Any and all help is

appreciated!!!

> >Thank you all in advance and have a blessed day!

> >

> > a

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