Speakerphone for RA

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elleninda - 11 Jun 2005 02:40 GMT

I am restarting this thread because I didn't state my problem
properly the first time.
My biggest problem is my RA. I have too many problems with hands,
shoulders and neck to hold a phone to my ear for more than a few
seconds. And I don't like headsets. This leaves speakerphones. I have
been using speakerphones for several years; the quality of most
speakerphones has been just so-so. Lately my hearing is not quite as
good and I really need to try harder to find a high quality
speakerphone. An amplification option would be nice, but I suspect that
good quality without amplification would also do the trick. Any
suggestions?
Thank you,
Ellen

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Harvey R. Stone - 11 Jun 2005 03:26 GMT

>I am restarting this thread because I didn't state my problem
> properly the first time.
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> Thank you,
> Ellen

Yes,,, your DMARD is not doing the job. You and your RD need to talk about
changes.
Harv

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Jo Firey - 11 Jun 2005 03:45 GMT

We are currently using a pair of VTech cordless phones at home. I'm not
much of a judge of sound quality but I find it easy to use. I use the
speakerphone feature. Its a pair of 2.4 digitals I picked up at Sam's Club
for under $40. The caller ID list and the stored number list save me from
having to dial. And I could just sit the handset upright on the table in
front of me and talk using the speaker phone.

Jo

>I am restarting this thread because I didn't state my problem
> properly the first time.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> Thank you,
> Ellen

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