Electric Lift Chair

You could ask your local hospice if they know someone who could use it. Or put it on freecycle.

Here's a page for locating a local hospice:
http://iweb.nhpco.org/iweb/Membership/Me mberDirectorySearch.aspx?pageid=3257& ;showTitle=1

2009-08-12 06:03:33 by speeddevil@rogers.com

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Looking to get a lift chair (electric recliner) for my grandmother. Any tips on getting the right one/best value?
Is it easy to get medicare reimbursement for this kind of item?
Kthx

what you really to get is a forklift... i'm sure she'd have tons more fun

2007-07-01 15:55:31 by judgemartiniz

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I have a 1997 F-150 standard cab with a matching cap and only 21000 thousand miles and well taken care of ,Oil change every 3 Months regardless of miles and I have all receipts.Need to trade for similar value.

You'll have better luck asking a dealership to give you the information. Most are willing to help. Or contact a company that caters to the disabled. Good Luck

2006-12-06 14:57:44 by jneal6015@sbcglobal.net

"Napper"
Recliner
Power Lift

She has weak knees and her old one is broken. Where can I get one online for a good price?

do not buy online,freight and handling charges out of line...will your cheap price online come to the house to fix it when it breaks...and they do...i sell them...buy from a local reputable dealer, cheaper in long run

2006-05-19 17:35:34 by T_R

I remember seeing a picture in an article. The picture was of a woman being electrocuted in the electric chair (possibly Ethel Rosenberg). I believe the article was in an issue of Mental Floss. The picture was controversial, if I remember correctly, because the person being electrocuted was (I think) considered innocent by many people and was a political figure. In the article, they said that the photographer had only one chance to take the photo--cameras weren't allowed but he had rigged a camera on his ankle hidden by his pants. He had only one chance to lift the bottom of his pants up and snap the picture (using some sort of string or something he had rigged in his pocket which connected to the camera) because he couldn't wind the film without being noticed. I believe the picture ran on the front of a newspaper, but I do not know which one.

Please help! Link to the photo=10 points

Event was 30 yrs before Rosenberg. Photo: --

http://www.executedtoday.com/images/Ruth _Snyder_electric_chair.jpg

News photographer Tom Howard used an ankle-mounted camera to capture a picture of the first American woman, Ruth Snyder, to be electrocuted. It happened at Sing Sing Prison in New York on January 12, 1928. 1 frame - poor quality. Many photos of other executions, much better quality available on web.

Movies of electrocutions were made by T. A. Edision to discredit his business competitor G. Westinghouse.

"Execution of Czolgosz, with panorama of Auburn Prison "
Also "Electrocution of an Elephant" T. Edision had an elephant electrocuted to demonstrate that electricity provided by Westinghouse was unsafe.

2009-04-28 21:51:41 by crazyj89