Good point. I believe that I'll leave instructions to send it to Richard
Oehm. I used to have instructions to leave it to a girlfriend, as she had
hers going to me. However, her health has declined to the point that
they'd be an encumberance, plus she has two of them, thinks of disposing
of one, but her husband does not want her to do so.
Bye for now,
Carolyn
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[mailto:optacon-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jyrki Voutilainen
Sent: Saturday, March 5, 2016 10:10 AM
To: Optacon User List <optacon-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [optacon-l] Re: number of years
Congratulations also to you, Camille!
Have any of you ever thought what hapens to your Optacon when the time
comes when you do not need it any more? This happens to everybody some
day, but the Optacon is a long-lasting device assuming that service has
been performed whenever needed.
I have thought about this, even though I probably do have many years of
Optacon usage left. But in case of something unexpected would happen, and
even otherwise, I would like to know that my Optacon would not be just
thrown away as something unnecessary. I would not even like it to be just
taken somewhere to collect dust instead ofbeing used of somebody!
On Sat, 5 Mar 2016, Camille Petrecca <ctap10547@xxxxxxx> wrote:
39 years of Optacon use for me, and the novelty has still not wornthe quotes) in the message subject.
off.-Camille from Connecticut
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