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1	General / News / Re: Reachig You for Service	on: Dec 9th, 2002, 5:36pm
Started by OAK | Last post by Karen Tempfel
I have left messages twice to have Mr. Burns call me.  I don't know what I'm doing wrong - maybe I'm not saying my number clearly. PLEASE call me at 660 882-2525 on Wed. Dec. 11th - I'd like to get a pair of crutches but I need some help!!!  Thanks!
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2	General / News / Klick tele crutches	on: Nov 25th, 2002, 12:24pm
Started by Bill | Last post by Bill
Hello - I'm an information specialist with Amputee Coalition.  A client asked me if I could verify something she's been told.  According to her, the Klick travel crutch is no longer available for distribution, as opposed to what is described on the Showcase page.  Is this true?   Thanks,   Bill D.
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3	General / News / Broken Crutch	on: Jul 15th, 2002, 9:06am
Started by Guy_Paradee | Last post by Guy_Paradee
I am an accident reconstructionist working out of Rutland, Vermont.  I have been asked by a local attorney to assit him with a broken crutch case.  Our client, very experienced with crutches, was walking a short distance his his wooden crutches when the bottom leg broke sending him through a window.  He was very severly cut.  I am looking for info on crutch "standards" any any information that may be of help to this person.   Guy Paradee, Chief Investigator Professional Investigations One Justice Square Rutland, Vermont 05701 Tel. (877) 990-9993 email: gparadee@together.net   Thanks very much
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4	General / News / Re: litestix cuffs?	on: Jul 5th, 2002, 2:26pm
Started by Rai Peterson | Last post by Rai Peterson
Thanks Al, Looks like I'll head out to Seoul without them on Thursday, but perhaps they'll be in production when I get home.  I'm planning a rennovation of my titanium sticks--new grips and tips (which I now have on hand) and new cuffs to arrive later.  The titanium holds up much better than aluminum--no bowing or scratching.  They'll be like a new pair with these changes.  I can now see why they have a 10 year guarantee! Rai
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5	General / News / Re: How to use a single crutch/cane	on: Jun 26th, 2002, 1:29am
Started by Gereon Kostelnik | Last post by RatGirl
I bet that Thomas or Al will have a professional type answer.  I learned that you tend to schlump (technical term) down on the side on which you have the cane/crutch.  Since you want the bad leg not to be getting extra weight you stick the crutch on the good side so the good hip/leg gets the pressure and the bad one can move easier.
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6	General / News / Re: Attaching grips	on: Jun 25th, 2002, 10:54pm
Started by RatGirl | Last post by Rai Peterson
Thanks for the advice.   I will try to go glueless as you've suggested. R
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7	General / News / Re: Rivet	on: Jun 17th, 2002, 7:00pm
Started by RatGirl | Last post by Al Burns
There is nothing  special that needs to be done. The old rivet is drilled out  a dab o sealant and a new rivet installed. That is all that really needs to be done.   Al Burns
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