Re: Traveling with a nebulizer?

[Guest guest]

I personally have a neb that I take places and have at home. I received it from my local durable medical equipment place. It works great, I just have to have a plug-in to use it.

I travel with it all of the time.

Bethany

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for your advice. My pulmonolgist says to take one

along, at least to have it in the same city, at all times. I question

myself too much because my husband is such a skeptic. He insists that

I plan for too many what-if scenarios. I've tried to tell him that

asthma is an unpredictable disease and that an asthmatic has to be

prepared.

I think I'm going to just spring for the nice one that operates on

two, AA batteries. Since I do travel out of the country (and this

trip is US, but much cooler than Texas), I think it would be

worthwhile.

I appreciate your help.

Jackie

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> I personally have a neb that I take places and have at home. I

received it from my local durable medical equipment place. It works

great, I just have to have a plug-in to use it.

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> I travel with it all of the time.

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> Bethany

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