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From: bobruth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Robert Ruth)
Subject: Re: Need Info:Home For Spastic Children
Date: Sun, 8 May 1994 18:38:57 GMT
In article <1994May7.220425.1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> kanil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
writes:
>Hi,
>I am trying to get some info on a Home for Spastic Children for my
>sister who is working on a project entitled "Design of Home for Spastic
>Children." I was wondering if anyone of you could send me some literature
>or tell me how I could get any such information. I have been looking in the
>Public Library for addresses of such homes in and around Ohio. It would be
>nice if I can get info on a state of the art facility.
>Your help is sincerely appreciated.
>
>Thank You.
>
>Anil (kanil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
My suggestion would be to contact any local or national organizations
that work with spastic children or their families. Start by calling
your local hospital and they should point you in the right direction.
Many of these organization keep a wealth of data on anything that
can improve their clients lives, from special car equipment to
modified homes. If you dig hard enough they can probably give you
names and companies who work on this problem.
Bob Ruth
bobruth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: bobruth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Robert Ruth)
Subject: Re: Need Info:Home For Spastic Children
Date: Sun, 8 May 1994 18:38:57 GMT
In article <1994May7.220425.1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> kanil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
writes:
>Hi,
>I am trying to get some info on a Home for Spastic Children for my
>sister who is working on a project entitled "Design of Home for Spastic
>Children." I was wondering if anyone of you could send me some literature
>or tell me how I could get any such information. I have been looking in the
>Public Library for addresses of such homes in and around Ohio. It would be
>nice if I can get info on a state of the art facility.
>Your help is sincerely appreciated.
>
>Thank You.
>
>Anil (kanil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
My suggestion would be to contact any local or national organizations
that work with spastic children or their families. Start by calling
your local hospital and they should point you in the right direction.
Many of these organization keep a wealth of data on anything that
can improve their clients lives, from special car equipment to
modified homes. If you dig hard enough they can probably give you
names and companies who work on this problem.
Bob Ruth
bobruth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx