Trach-ties
Site hosted by Angelfire.com: Build your free website today!

Trach-ties

picture of a tracheostomy

text-only version available here


Welcome To Trach-Ties




This is my piece of the world and welcome to it. You can learn more about my journey as you go through the links and pages of this website. More important is that if you need any of the information referenced here that you search it out. Knowledge is the best type of power to avail yourself to. With it there will be no bounds or limitations to what you can do. Those of us with physical limitations do not give up living. If anything we tend to appreciate it more and make the most of what we have. I have not met many along this journey that are dwelling in their own "pity party", just waiting for something to happen while life passes them by. If anything they are very energetic, dynamic individuals who are constantly finding ways to make theirs and others lives easier.

line of blue eyelet flowers


As you will also see not all disabilities are easy to see on the first glance. Not all those who are disabled are in wheelchairs. The person with debilitating lung disease cannot wear their damaged lungs on the outside of their chest just so that you can see they are disabled. The person with a bad heart cannot wear their damaged heart on the outside of their chest just to satisfy an onlooker. The hearing impaired do not have to wear a sign for all to see indicating that they cannot hear as well as those with good hearing. In the same way the speech impaired do not have a noticable deformity to indicate they are challenged in any way until you try to communicate with them. The speech impaired are not necessarily hearing impaired. Those with neurological impairments do not necessarily have to have their brain or damaged nerves on their sleeve for all to see.

line of blue eyelet flowers


As you go through these links I hope you learn that whether disabled or not we each have challenges that we face everyday. The big thing is to have the compassion to accept everyone on the same level.....as a human being. Patience and compassion are the greatest lessons any parent can teach their child as they grow up. To teach them to appreciate life, even the little things that sometimes get lost in the rat race that society has become.



Disclaimer; In no way are these web pages or links intended to replace care by a qualified medical professional. They are here for information only. If you feel you fit any of the symptoms listed in any of these links you should seek care from a qualified medical professional.




line of roses

Tracheostomy Pages
Tracheostomy Helpful Trach Info Trach Accessories Trach Care


line of blue eyelet flowers


Home Oxygen Page

line of blue eyelet flowers


Laryngeal Dystonia Page

line of blue eyelet flowers

Pulmonary Page

line of blue eyelet flowers

Speech Page

line of blue eyelet flowers

Alternatives to Speech

line of blue eyelet flowers

Alternatives to Chemicals

line of blue eyelet flowers

Disability Links Page

line of blue eyelet flowers

Health Related Links

line of blue eyelet flowers

Pseudotumor Cerebri Page

line of blue eyelet flowers

Migraine and other Headache Links

line of blue eyelet flowers

My Story

line of blue eyelet flowers

My Story Update

line of blue eyelet flowers

Immune Deficiency



line of blue eyelet flowers

My Speech Assistance Device

line of blue eyelet flowers

Disability Related Chats

line of blue eyelet flowers

Muscular Diseases

line of blue eyelet flowers


Memorial Pages
Angels Who Have Touched our Lives Gillian's Balloons Pegg - Her Story Dedication to Mom Sept.11,2001 Tribute Pictures



Line of flower blossoms



Trach ties





Our Webrings Page


animated picture of a mailboxEmail: trachties@gmail.com


Sign My Guestbook Guestbook by GuestWorld View My Guestbook





healthlinks buttonmed411.com Award





counter of visitors




Trach-ties is not a business or enterprise. It is the one thing amongst those with trachs that holds us together. I am just someone that wants to let those with some disabilities that life can be lived despite any disability.


Last updated 31March2008