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Hi Folk's,

Does anyone have Bob Rice's mailing address and hospital location for flowers & card?

Also I had a friend back in the 70's with a stroke and made an EMG monitor (from Pop-Electronics) that helped him regain some control over his other side. It picks up microvolts across a couple paddle electrodes differentially (just an op amp) and had a wrist ground reference bracelet (use conductive paste from the hospital), makes a motorboat sound as you try to move your muscles. A EMG or electromyograph could probably be had online now up in Connecticut (or currupticut as Bob would say.

Have a renewable energy day,
mark
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Dave Oliveria has been visiting him and sent this:
It sounded like they may be transferring him to a therapy center in
Old Saybrook, just waiting for an available bed there? Some have
asked for an address to send cards to. The hospital said that you can
send mail to the following address and they'll get it to him. They
will also transfer letters to his next location (therapy or home).

Middlesex Hospital N6
Attn: Bob Rice, Room 644
28 Crescent St.
Middletown, CT 06457

Dave Davidson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bob's home address is on the NEEAA website - www.neeaa.org - and is
> the killingsworth, ct address. I'm sure one of his kids is getting his
> mail and will take all cards to him.
>
> On 10/25/10, Mark Hanson <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Folk's,
>>
>> Does anyone have Bob Rice's mailing address and hospital location for
>> flowers & card?
>>
>> Also I had a friend back in the 70's with a stroke and made an EMG mo=
nitor
>> (from Pop-Electronics) that helped him regain some control over his other
>> side. It picks up microvolts across a couple paddle electrodes
>> differentially (just an op amp) and had a wrist ground reference bracelet
>> (use conductive paste from the hospital), makes a motorboat sound as you=
try
>> to move your muscles. A EMG or electromyograph could probably be had =
online
>> now up in Connecticut (or currupticut as Bob would say.
>>
>> Have a renewable energy day,
>> mark
>> www.reevadiy.org
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