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I don't know. Might be an interesting individual thing based on body size. That came from my pulmonologist though, not just something I fiddled with.

I use the Resmed Quattro FX with my Trilogy. My favorite max pressure is 25, and tidal volume set to 780.

I have to very respectively disagree. Clonus is a rhythmic repetitive motion. For example, having 5 or more "beats" of ankle clonus is the criteria for being labeled as pathological. There are some examples on you tube.

Check out speakbook dot org. We use that all the time but just have my caregivers point instead of eyes. It's pretty adaptable.

I can pretty much do any of the games that don't have a fast time limit, or require you to have the mouse pointer in a different spot from where you look (often happens on those popup menus ). And the Tobii gaze selection method gets around that latter issue. I've done the built-in Windows...

I'm a happy user of the Trilogy as well. I like that I can change the settings on my own. That has come in very helpful when I've been congested with junk in my chest. Plus it can be used as a ventilator for a tracheotomy which was my original plan, so I would not have to learn a different...

I'm sorry and outraged for you dalvin. Capping at the equivalent of $10K annual salary is ridiculous. And if I had to guess, no one knows about that cap until they are on STD.

With hands not usable, and speech going, you should focus your clinic time on an eyegaze device. I say this even if you might end up using something else in reality before going to eyegaze. But get it now so you can submit the whole thing to insurance once, and you will have it to practice now...

Ouch! I've never heard it being THAT low by anyone else that explained their short term payment. 50% was the lowest I remember. Not to state the obvious, but did you check the actual plan documents?

Yes it does stink. So for your case it sounds like you will be two months of no income. Then at the two months mark, you will get 60% salary with LTD. Then at the 5 months mark SS kicks in. But if your LTD plan is like everyone else so far that has mentioned it on the forum, your LTD benefit is...