Re: can anyone please give me some answers (lol)

[Guest guest]

call the airlines special assistance department. let them know what you

need. I have taken 's BIPAP and respiratory vest on flight, but never had

the need to plug it in, they do ask if i need during the flight though, so

they may be bale to accommodate. American Airlines is who i used. When you

book the flight you mark off special assistance needed and someone contacts

you.

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[Guest guest]

call the airlines special assistance department. let them know what you

need. I have taken 's BIPAP and respiratory vest on flight, but never had

the need to plug it in, they do ask if i need during the flight though, so

they may be bale to accommodate. American Airlines is who i used. When you

book the flight you mark off special assistance needed and someone contacts

you.

************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

[Guest guest]

call the airlines special assistance department. let them know what you

need. I have taken 's BIPAP and respiratory vest on flight, but never had

the need to plug it in, they do ask if i need during the flight though, so

they may be bale to accommodate. American Airlines is who i used. When you

book the flight you mark off special assistance needed and someone contacts

you.

************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

[Guest guest]

Kellie

We live in the UK where abouts are you, and have you spoken to the company

that supplies the CPAP,

regarding travel and options, insurance and a spare machine?

love Les x

>

> today we went to book a holiday from england to florida to see mickey

> mouse, but unfortunetly caitlyn is on c-pap overnight as she has sleep

> apnea. but the c-pap has to be on charge constantly as far as we know.

> and the only flight times we can get is overnight ahhh! has anyone

> flown a 10 hour flight before with a child with this problem? if so

> what have you done? we really want and need this holiday. thankx!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kellie

We live in the UK where abouts are you, and have you spoken to the company

that supplies the CPAP,

regarding travel and options, insurance and a spare machine?

love Les x

>

> today we went to book a holiday from england to florida to see mickey

> mouse, but unfortunetly caitlyn is on c-pap overnight as she has sleep

> apnea. but the c-pap has to be on charge constantly as far as we know.

> and the only flight times we can get is overnight ahhh! has anyone

> flown a 10 hour flight before with a child with this problem? if so

> what have you done? we really want and need this holiday. thankx!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kellie

We live in the UK where abouts are you, and have you spoken to the company

that supplies the CPAP,

regarding travel and options, insurance and a spare machine?

love Les x

>

> today we went to book a holiday from england to florida to see mickey

> mouse, but unfortunetly caitlyn is on c-pap overnight as she has sleep

> apnea. but the c-pap has to be on charge constantly as far as we know.

> and the only flight times we can get is overnight ahhh! has anyone

> flown a 10 hour flight before with a child with this problem? if so

> what have you done? we really want and need this holiday. thankx!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

they are both similar, BIPAP assists you with your own breaths, CPAP takes

the breaths for you

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[Guest guest]

hi no we have not spoke to anyone yet but i will try on mon do you

think they will have a portable one have you heard of any please tell

me more info about what you said thanks kellie

>

[Guest guest]

hi no we have not spoke to anyone yet but i will try on mon do you

think they will have a portable one have you heard of any please tell

me more info about what you said thanks kellie

>

[Guest guest]

hi no we have not spoke to anyone yet but i will try on mon do you

think they will have a portable one have you heard of any please tell

me more info about what you said thanks kellie

>

[Guest guest]

sorry can you tell me a good insureance firm to use we have been quoted

247.oo pound so far i dont paying any amount its caitlyns health but i

am trying to get the same cover cheeper xx kellie

>

[Guest guest]

sorry can you tell me a good insureance firm to use we have been quoted

247.oo pound so far i dont paying any amount its caitlyns health but i

am trying to get the same cover cheeper xx kellie

>

[Guest guest]

sorry can you tell me a good insureance firm to use we have been quoted

247.oo pound so far i dont paying any amount its caitlyns health but i

am trying to get the same cover cheeper xx kellie

>

[Guest guest]

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>hi its kellie s mum here kellie is a bit busy at the moment what is

the dif between a b pap and a cpap machine thanks for your info very

helpfull thanks rita kellies mum and gran to caitlyn 16 month old

charge baby

[Guest guest]

we live in the north east. havnt spoke to anyone from c-pap, we havnt got

any details on it!! sounds daft but when we got discharged we never got any

info on c-pap just got taught how to use it lol. x

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>Reply-To: CHARGE

>To: CHARGE

>Subject: Re: can anyone please give me some answers (lol)

>Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2007 13:56:55 +0100

>

>Kellie

>

>We live in the UK where abouts are you, and have you spoken to the company

>that supplies the CPAP,

>regarding travel and options, insurance and a spare machine?

>love Les x

>

>

>

> >

> > today we went to book a holiday from england to florida to see mickey

> > mouse, but unfortunetly caitlyn is on c-pap overnight as she has sleep

> > apnea. but the c-pap has to be on charge constantly as far as we know.

> > and the only flight times we can get is overnight ahhh! has anyone

> > flown a 10 hour flight before with a child with this problem? if so

> > what have you done? we really want and need this holiday. thankx!

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

it is the same machines (for bipap and cpap) it is just the settings

are different

>

[Guest guest]

no it isnt same machine sorry to confuse wat everyone is saying here maybe

its different in aus but my deffiniton is cpap helpes with ur in breaths

bipap does both and they r different machines

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> it is the same machines (for bipap and cpap) it is just the settings

> are different

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