I'd bet the pain/no pain thing is related to how well you're positioned in
your chair.  Some days you might hit it "right," others you don't, or you
may shift over the course of the day.  A good seating eval could help that a
lot.  If I'm not seated well, I get low back and leg pain, and will probably
end up looking at custom seating with my next chair, which is due in
August.  I'm considering an IBOT, if I can sell it to the insurance company!

http://www.ibotnow.com/ibot-in-action.html

Here's a link for National Seating and Mobility.

http://www.nsm-seating.com/

A friend sent me a link to a really cool "tricked out" chair.  It's worth a
look, although I wish they'd shown it in action!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8480900085840936775&hl=en

On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 12:13 PM, Kathy Pink <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Thanks everybody for your comments.  I'm hoping that I can hold out until
> next Wednesday, April Ninth, because , I am having minor surgery (I have
> my
> first cavity in the back of my mouth.) My family physician don't want to
> give me a chomozone shot before my procedure next Wednesday.  I was really
> in pain last night. . .  And at times I'm not in any pain at all.  Figure
> that one out, would you. ?
>
>
>
> Kendall, Do you know if NationalSeating & Mobility has a WebSite?

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