Re: Air Fresheners in My Pulmonologist's Office

[Guest guest]

I would suggest giving him something that relates to asthma and perfumes.  I

cannot believe a pulmo would have it, but then I have seen it as well and jusy

had to leave since my throat swells. I cannot be there at all.

 

 Pulmo offices with carpeting, with mold, with anything but the right

instruments.  I cannot even get my 02 saturation done right because no one has

an ear meter, so they are satisfied with false readings.

 

Maybe since he is being nice he may listen.

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: sparksella <sparksella@...>

I had an appointment today with my pulmonologist. Their building has been

relatively safe for me until today. The waiting area has an air freshener in it.

I checked in, asked about it, The girl innocently said she didn't know anything

about it, and I told her I would be outside.

They called me in, and of course I had to go through the lobby again. One

reaction to AF's is a need to go. After she did the initial intake, I went to

the bathroom--AIR FRESHENER in that small space. I complained about it, and the

doc said no one else has complained. And indicated he saw nothing wrong with

them. I guess I'll be printing out website urls and info for the next time I go.

All suggestions welcome.

On the other hand, he is writing a letter of support for me for using cardio

machines.

Ella

[Guest guest]

If it's the ass, Jim Chirstiansen here inVegas don't bother. He's a mego-maniac

and will calim you are in need of a shrink as AF don't caude pulmonary

problems...neeless to say, I advise people to stay the hell away from him

[] Air Fresheners in My Pulmonologist's Office

I had an appointment today with my pulmonologist. Their building has been

relatively safe for me until today. The waiting area has an air freshener in it.

I checked in, asked about it, The girl innocently said she didn't know anything

about it, and I told her I would be outside.

They called me in, and of course I had to go through the lobby again. One

reaction to AF's is a need to go. After she did the initial intake, I went to

the bathroom--AIR FRESHENER in that small space. I complained about it, and the

doc said no one else has complained. And indicated he saw nothing wrong with

them. I guess I'll be printing out website urls and info for the next time I go.

All suggestions welcome.

On the other hand, he is writing a letter of support for me for using cardio

machines.

Ella

[Guest guest]

What is an ear meter, and how is it used? AllI've ever had is the fingertip

thingy.

Ella

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> I would suggest giving him something that relates to asthma and perfumes.  I

cannot believe a pulmo would have it, but then I have seen it as well and jusy

had to leave since my throat swells. I cannot be there at all.

>  

>  Pulmo offices with carpeting, with mold, with anything but the right

instruments.  I cannot even get my 02 saturation done right because no one has

an ear meter, so they are satisfied with false readings.

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> Maybe since he is being nice he may listen.

>

> God Bless !!

> dragonflymcs

> Mayleen

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> From: sparksella <sparksella@...>

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> I had an appointment today with my pulmonologist. Their building has been

relatively safe for me until today. The waiting area has an air freshener in it.

I checked in, asked about it, The girl innocently said she didn't know anything

about it, and I told her I would be outside.

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> They called me in, and of course I had to go through the lobby again. One

reaction to AF's is a need to go. After she did the initial intake, I went to

the bathroom--AIR FRESHENER in that small space. I complained about it, and the

doc said no one else has complained. And indicated he saw nothing wrong with

them. I guess I'll be printing out website urls and info for the next time I go.

> All suggestions welcome.

>

> On the other hand, he is writing a letter of support for me for using cardio

machines.

>

> Ella

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[Guest guest]

No. I'm in Tucson, AZ. When I first started going to them years ago, they were

in a new building, complete with whole office heavy fragrances and scented

candles. I complained, and a lot of other people must have too, because they

removed the candles and pot pourri, and the heavy air fresheners were gone. But,

there were lighter ones in individual rooms. I had to take a breathing test in a

room that was no more than 10 x10, with a high ceiling. I knew there was an AF

in there, but couldn't see it until just before I left. I complained to teh doc

(a different one) and he immediately went in, had a ladder brought in, and had

it removed immediately.

The place has been okay since then with the minor problems of OP's perfumes.

Until yesterday, and the new air fresheners...

Ella

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> If it's the ass, Jim Chirstiansen here inVegas don't bother. He's a

mego-maniac and will calim you are in need of a shrink as AF don't caude

pulmonary problems...neeless to say, I advise people to stay the hell away from

him

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> I had an appointment today with my pulmonologist. Their building has been

relatively safe for me until today. The waiting area has an air freshener in it.

I checked in, asked about it, The girl innocently said she didn't know anything

about it, and I told her I would be outside.

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> They called me in, and of course I had to go through the lobby again. One

reaction to AF's is a need to go. After she did the initial intake, I went to

the bathroom--AIR FRESHENER in that small space. I complained about it, and the

doc said no one else has complained. And indicated he saw nothing wrong with

them. I guess I'll be printing out website urls and info for the next time I go.

> All suggestions welcome.

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> On the other hand, he is writing a letter of support for me for using cardio

machines.

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> Ella

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

If you suffer from infalmation in your hands the finger oxymeters will give you

false reading on your fingers. In which case to get an accurate reading you need

one that is placed on your ear which will give you a good reading.  Apparently

pulmo offices do not know this.  None I have seen anyway.

http://www.amperordirect.com/pc/c-oximeter-probe/choice-oximeter-sensor-m50d02cs\

o.html

http://www.shop.com/Medline_Handheld_Ear_Probe_Pulse_Oximeter-226707748-26296391\

6-p+.xhtml?sourceid=298

http://www.medexsupply.com/products/pid-1759/BCIEarSensorClipforBCI3301Oxim.htm

 

 Even when I explained the problem the nurses at the Dr's do not care and

continue to record false readings.  Good thing when I needed 02 my EI then did

listen and ordered testing, then I had to search for a company that had an ear

tester. Within 2 minutesthe six minute test was over cause I dropped so low. 

Good thing I read.

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: sparksella <sparksella@...>

Sent: Wed, November 25, 2009 11:02:01 AM

Subject: [] Re: Air Fresheners in My Pulmonologist's Office

 

What is an ear meter, and how is it used? AllI've ever had is the fingertip

thingy.

Ella

[Guest guest]

I don't remember an ear meter either. I had the oxymeter (finger

pulse/ox), a computer test for lung capacity using the gadget you blow

into, and an arterial blood test.

Barth

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s> What is an ear meter, and how is it used? AllI've ever had is the fingertip

thingy.

s> Ella

[Guest guest]

Pat, is it a cpap that you wear or just a regular oxygen nasal breathing device?

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> The best test is an overnight pulse/ox sat that records every second

> of your levels. I dropped so low at night that they put me on oxygen

> for sleeping.

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> Barth

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[Guest guest]

I guess it is a cpap(?). It's the finger oximeter that you wear.

Barth

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BB> Pat, is it a cpap that you wear or just a regular oxygen nasal breathing

device?

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>> The best test is an overnight pulse/ox sat that records every second

>> of your levels. I dropped so low at night that they put me on oxygen

>> for sleeping.

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>> Barth

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