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#1 ja6318

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Posted 24 January 2012 - 08:22 PM

I'm a c7 quad, I can transfer to almost anything, able to cath with mtg ez gripper, almost get completely dressed. I have a little motor skill in left fingers and even less on right hand. My question is how in the world can I get where I can do my own BP program using enemeez and shower chair any tips would be appreciated

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Posted 24 January 2012 - 08:31 PM

i'm the same level as you and i use a shower chair and enemeez for my bp. first i transfer to shower chair and then roll over toilet then i use my left hand to dilly and get all poo out then i insert enemeez. there is a dilly stick you can buy if you aren't able to dilly yourself. the enemeez is easy to handle and shouldn't give you a problem. i think you should give it a try there shouldn't be a problem.



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hi fellow gimps! i'm a c 6/7 quad and have been injured since 1986. i was in a roll over hydroplane accident and it took hours for the paramedics to get me out of the car in the pouring rain. that definately wasn't my day. but alas life goes on!

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Posted 25 January 2012 - 05:36 AM

Thank u so much guess like everything else just got to do it

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Posted 29 January 2012 - 02:30 AM

i'm the same level as you and i use a shower chair and enemeez for my bp. first i transfer to shower chair and then roll over toilet then i use my left hand to dilly and get all poo out then i insert enemeez. there is a dilly stick you can buy if you aren't able to dilly yourself. the enemeez is easy to handle and shouldn't give you a problem. i think you should give it a try there shouldn't be a problem.



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Do you pay out of pocket for enemeez or does your insurance pay? I have medicare and they wont pay for them.

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Posted 29 January 2012 - 02:32 AM


i'm the same level as you and i use a shower chair and enemeez for my bp. first i transfer to shower chair and then roll over toilet then i use my left hand to dilly and get all poo out then i insert enemeez. there is a dilly stick you can buy if you aren't able to dilly yourself. the enemeez is easy to handle and shouldn't give you a problem. i think you should give it a try there shouldn't be a problem.



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Do you pay out of pocket for enemeez or does your insurance pay? I have medicare and they wont pay for them.




i have workman's comp and yes they pay.
hi fellow gimps! i'm a c 6/7 quad and have been injured since 1986. i was in a roll over hydroplane accident and it took hours for the paramedics to get me out of the car in the pouring rain. that definately wasn't my day. but alas life goes on!

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Posted 30 January 2012 - 07:59 PM

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Posted 05 February 2012 - 10:39 PM

i'm the same level as you and i use a shower chair and enemeez for my bp. first i transfer to shower chair and then roll over toilet then i use my left hand to dilly and get all poo out then i insert enemeez. there is a dilly stick you can buy if you aren't able to dilly yourself. the enemeez is easy to handle and shouldn't give you a problem. i think you should give it a try there shouldn't be a problem.



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I'm curious about the dilly stick ? I take it you have sensation ?
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Posted 06 February 2012 - 12:17 AM


i'm the same level as you and i use a shower chair and enemeez for my bp. first i transfer to shower chair and then roll over toilet then i use my left hand to dilly and get all poo out then i insert enemeez. there is a dilly stick you can buy if you aren't able to dilly yourself. the enemeez is easy to handle and shouldn't give you a problem. i think you should give it a try there shouldn't be a problem.



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I'm curious about the dilly stick ? I take it you have sensation ?



i do have sensation. i don't use a dilly stick but i have tried one in the past. i think you're supposed to dilly for a minute before inserting the enemeez.


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hi fellow gimps! i'm a c 6/7 quad and have been injured since 1986. i was in a roll over hydroplane accident and it took hours for the paramedics to get me out of the car in the pouring rain. that definately wasn't my day. but alas life goes on!




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