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By Crinklz Kat · Posted
Been many years, but at the time, they were about the same as the Abriform "3" (back when you could get the plastic-backed Abriform in levels 1 through 4) but without waistbands. They were also color coded by size as are many institutional products. -
By Ineedboth1994 · Posted
Very frequent messing is a dream come true FWIW. -
@deewet I don't understand that either: Most people that deal with incontinence have probably decided that the best way to handle it is the way that you are handling it. Truth be Told, I'd rather have Medicaid in Vermont Pay $400 a month for Diapers for me, than try medicines that would cause bad side effects, like heartburn, dry mouth, etc - and cost hundreds and thousands of dollars AFTER insurance: Wearing Diapers is cheaper, and I am NOT taking any more meds than I have to because I NEED it: $227 is I believe what they pay for them whenever I order, so as long as the state is willing to pay for that, I'm not changing what I do, as it works well for me. The State KNOWS I need them for IC. so they said I would NEVER have to worry about it again, because, having severe incontinence BOTH ways, plastic backed diapers that last as long as possible are what i need, and the doctor and medicaid knows I need them, and they said if they found the products that work for ME, that they would not change it, but they TRIED to do that to me last summer, but I was able to talk to someone at the state, and they kept the pricing contract I use, and I can continue to use what works, as I proved that I need what I need, and what they Did was work with ActivStyle, and they, as well as ANY other company have CLOTH BACKED diapers that are TRASH, and I've Tried every one of them (Cloth backed products that are made, from EVERY company) and they don't work for me! Hell: I'm 51, and I've dealt with incontinence on and off since I was born: My brother Richard was disabled, non verbal, and non mobile, and was disabled as a result of an accident that my parents had when they were going somewhere. Mom was holding him in her lap, and he and Dad went through the windshield. Dad was seriously injured as a result of the accident, and mom and Grammy and Grampa took care of him as he healed at home. So, because of Richard's accident he was disabled, and had to wear diapers for the rest of his life, so I and my family know about them, and have used them as needed: I am glad I have the Megamaxes, and I am NOT gonna get railroaded into cheaper products: Plastic Backed Diapers have absorbancy and CAPACITY and ODOR Control, and when I TRIED the cheap Cloth backed stuff, I might just as well NOT use a diaper and PEE and MESS all over the floor: additionally the diapers that I had to try were sub par, did not have much capacity or odor control, and my skin was irritated because the diaper gave off a foul smell and was FLOODED when I used it, and that wasn't my fault - I use diapers, not Bounty Paper Towels with Tabs! At least with my Megamaxes, I can be ASSURED that I CAN use them as INTENDED for #1, #2 and #3: and the padding can take it, and if I have a messy accident the Northshore's HOLD for me until I can get home and change. For the Record: I have Medicare Parts A, B, and D, and I can't Apparently GET Part C. First and foremost, they said that it would make my medical costs increase, and I don't have to do any copays unless it's meds or dental services, and that costs me $3/visit - Second, I would end up NOT being able to get the VISION coverage i need, as my Eye Doctor is NOT in the network that accepts the plan that they wanted to sell me, but my next set of glasses will cost me $300, so I don't know how I am gonna be able to get my new ones when I need to. Insurance Companies decide what they cover and what they will not cover: The problem is that some decisions are not based on the person's NEED of the products or services: Decisions are based on COST and if it costs them $500 for something you need, and they can get away with paying $50, they are gonna DENY the claim at $500, and "cheap out", and I would be surprised if the Insurance Company denials they throw at you DID NOT CAUSE the death of someone - Insurance is always trying to spend the LEAST that they CAN and HAVE to, because that saves them money, when some products you may need may COST HIGHER, and for that, you need to ask for a waiver or whatever they call a Prior Auth for the services you NEED - I think my doctor can Justify what I use, so I'm not as worried, but one of these days theur decision will cause harm to the insured party, and then it will be hell for him/her and the families dealing with the medical needs of the insured: Sometimes I think Private insurance is a RIPOFF - and the State can say "We don't cover this or that anymore.......due to Medicaid rules", and then they tell me to go read it, and it's TECHNICAL, wordy, and makes NO sense That is the problem nowadays: We hear that the Government "takes care of" those that are/were Veterans, and they say that they can get what they may need if you go to the V A - Truth is, I HIGHLY doubt that we do ENOUGH to help or Veterans, and people that need the healthcare coverage, or those that are disabled or elderly: WE NEED to do MORE for those that are vulnerable, as they can't afford to pay for a lot of things, and Veterans and their families should be able to be covered as well, and if a Veteran serves our country, and DIES, the government should be able to help the spouse of a Veteran: That's only fair in my opinion: You help the spouse and family Brian -
By ValentinesStuff · Posted
I'm not sure if you can link to specific sections over long term. My saved link goes to a different section now. Plus one part 11(3) can't be linked to, it defines "content," which includes written, audio, and visual media. Divisions 13 and 14 are also important. While I obviously haven't examined every countries laws, Germany has some fairly restrictive ones. Canada too, just opening a webpage that violates Canadian law could get you prosecuted in Canada even if the site is hosted e!sewhere and legal there. -
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