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Sher and Lou, This is the one Joyce has been using for quite a while. I found them to be heavy. I have just increased my flow at home. Apria is bringing more tanks tomorrow. I used a ton on our trip. We took a 3L concentrator for night, I used tanks the whole week. What a PAIN. Anyhow Joyce does really well with whatever is thrown at her. One amazing woman. Queen fits so well.  Love and Prayers, PeggyIPF  2004,  Florida"Worry looks around, Sorry looks back,  Faith looks up." This is from Lou.........................   OXYMIZER PICTURE HERE Get the equivalent of 7.5 liters out of your five-liter concentrators.   No longer will you need two machines for your high-flow patients!  In many ways, the OXYMIZER Disposable Oxygen-Conserving Devices function like standard conservers, because they extend oxygen duration by reducing the flow of oxygen required to saturate a patient.  However, they do not require electronics, batteries, switches, or flow controls.  During exhalation, a reservoir contained within the facepiece or pendant fills with oxygen and is then delivered to the patient upon inhalation.Savings of two to four times over continuous flow.Conservation without batteries or controls.Use with all oxygen sources.Adequate saturations at higher flows when used in place of a nonrebreather mask.Proven efficacy while sleeping and during exercise.Built-in humidification effect - no need for supplemental humidification.   lOVE, MARY LOUWondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food.

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Peggy....you are going through some changes too aren't you? You speak so little about you that you get lost in the shuffle.

Are you mainly needing an increase in O2 now or are you having other 'stuff' to deal with too?

Most of this equipment is new to me. Are you using this same thing Peggy, or did in the past?

We all do well with whatever is thrown at us, huh? Joyce had so much it's overwhelming!

ML, you take it easy.

Hugs to all.

Mama-Sher, age 69.IPF 3/06, NSIP 4/08 OR. Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

OXYMIZER PICTURE HERE

Get the equivalent of 7.5 liters out of your five-liter concentrators.

No longer will you need two machines for your high-flow patients!

In many ways, the OXYMIZER Disposable Oxygen-Conserving Devices function like standard conservers, because they extend oxygen duration by reducing the flow of oxygen required to saturate a patient. However, they do not require electronics, batteries, switches, or flow controls. During exhalation, a reservoir contained within the facepiece or pendant fills with oxygen and is then delivered to the patient upon inhalation.

Savings of two to four times over continuous flow.

Conservation without batteries or controls.

Use with all oxygen sources.

Adequate saturations at higher flows when used in place of a nonrebreather mask.

Proven efficacy while sleeping and during exercise.

Built-in humidification effect - no need for supplemental humidification.

lOVE, MARY LOU

Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food.

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Peggy,

Well, thank you mam. I had such a good day, today. We went to ihop and met friends for breakfast. Then went to Lowe's to look for new kitchen lights. Then we stopped for groceries and prescriptions. I also made dinner....meatloaf and the fixings (had a little help from the old guy on this)....good eating.

Soooo, having him home during the week is going to be good for me. I know he gets tired of all the packing and carrying, but he is willing. It helps just to get out of the house. My friend told me today that I needed to start wearing earings again. I did put on a little make up....didn't help much.

The thing is that I am trying so hard to recoup some quality of life. I have been walking my hallway trying to get strength back in my legs. I have to have a wheelchair every where I go. I love those electric carts in stores. I always thought I would feel like a spectacle, but it is such freedom that I don't even care..

I listened to the tape today that you made for me and gave to me in Chattanooga. I love that God on the Mountain song. I just cry my heart out every time I hear it. I am so thankful for the selection of songs on that tape. Beautiful.

Hugs, Joyce D.Pulmonary Fibrosis 1997 Bronchiectasis 2004 Pulmonary Hypertension 2008 Mixed Connective Tissue Disease (Lupus, RA, Sjogren's, etc) Rejected for Transplant 2006 .....I will not forget you. Behold, I have engraved you on the palm of my hands. Isaiah 49: 15-16> > > This is from Lou.........................> > > OXYMIZER PICTURE HERE> > Get the equivalent of 7.5 liters out of your five-liter concentrators.> No longer will you need two machines for your high-flow patients!> > > In many ways, the OXYMIZER Disposable Oxygen-Conserving Devices > function like standard conservers, because they extend oxygen > duration by reducing the flow of oxygen required to saturate a > patient. However, they do not require electronics, batteries, > switches, or flow controls. During exhalation, a reservoir contained > within the facepiece or pendant fills with oxygen and is then > delivered to the patient upon inhalation.> > Savings of two to four times over continuous flow.> > Conservation without batteries or controls.> > Use with all oxygen sources.> > Adequate saturations at higher flows when used in place of a > nonrebreather mask.> > Proven efficacy while sleeping and during exercise.> > Built-in humidification effect - no need for supplemental > humidification.> > > > > lOVE, MARY LOU> > > > > Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family > favorites at AOL Food.>

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Hi Ladybug Yes I have had a drop again. But have given notice I WILL NOT DO THIS AGAIN>> hee heeI am using 8 L to walk around. That is very limiting. I've gotta ask Joyce how she does it. I am coughing too.really hurts my back. I am getting the heating pad out. I am good. Going to Church in the morning.. that makes everything better. Happy Mothers Day to our Mama Sher.   Love and Prayers, PeggyIPF  2004,  Florida"Worry looks around, Sorry looks back,  Faith looks up." Peggy....you are going through some changes too aren't you? You speak so little about you that you get lost in the shuffle.Are you mainly needing an increase in O2 now or are you having other 'stuff' to deal with too?Most of this equipment is new to me. Are you using this same thing Peggy, or did in the past?We all do well with whatever is thrown at us, huh? Joyce had so much it's overwhelming!ML, you take it easy.Hugs to all.     Mama-Sher, age 69.IPF 3/06, NSIP 4/08 OR. Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there! OXYMIZER PICTURE HERE Get the equivalent of 7.5 liters out of your five-liter concentrators.   No longer will you need two machines for your high-flow patients!  In many ways, the OXYMIZER Disposable Oxygen-Conserving Devices function like standard conservers, because they extend oxygen duration by reducing the flow of oxygen required to saturate a patient.  However, they do not require electronics, batteries, switches, or flow controls.  During exhalation, a reservoir contained within the facepiece or pendant fills with oxygen and is then delivered to the patient upon inhalation.Savings of two to four times over continuous flow.Conservation without batteries or controls.Use with all oxygen sources.Adequate saturations at higher flows when used in place of a nonrebreather mask.Proven efficacy while sleeping and during exercise.Built-in humidification effect - no need for supplemental humidification.   lOVE, MARY LOUWondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food.