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i work during the day and my PD hubby is home by himself most of the time. he recently found a set of small, remote cameras and a website for me to log into at work so i can check on him. what a help to my peace-of-mind! his idea is to put them up in his office, the living room and hallway. this way, i won't worry-as much-about him while i'm gone. i can get the details from him if anyone is interested. Pat |
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| I love this idea, but while we're talking about equipment. Does anyone know where I can get one of those alarms they have at the hospital that clips to a persons clothing and goes off when they get up? |
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Libby - not knowing your exact application, I did a quick google and found bed alarms ranging from $50 to around $175. Here's the link for you to see the search results: fficial&client=firefox-a'>http://www.google.com/search?q=bed+alarm&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US  fficial&client=firefox-a
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| I would love to know more about this. |
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the website is called Logitech. i login to check on him when i haven't heard from him and am wondering if he's up and about yet (but don't want to wake him if he's still sleeping). he just bought 2 more "cameras" that look like digital clocks and are less obvious. we have 2 others that look like webcams. it is closed-circuit, and he had to allow "permission to view" to my desktop machine at work. this is a good security feature so that even if you have someone's username & password, that just anyone cannot login to view. so far, it's working for us. |