Portable Oxygen concentrator

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I know this question has been addressed, maybe even recently and until just now, a portable concentrator wasn't an option for me. But a company I used to work for just "discovered" they owe me a pension! And retroactive for a couple of years!! I have tank oxygen now. The company I use in town, PA, has only four portable concentrators for all of town and Philadelphia areas and I can borrow one if it's not already booked. I did borrow one last year and loved it. Plugged into the car, AC, and had rechargeable batteries. Already having one company I doubt that SeniorBlue will add one of these, but I'll check with them. I should probably also check with other local oxygen suppliers..

So I need to know the best way to get one, as inexpensively as possible. Rent to own? Look for a used one? Can they be used when flying? There have to be used ones around somewhere, I'd think. And that one only went to 3 liters. Maybe some other brand would go higher. I'm at 3 now.

The thing was so small and so convenient, that having used one, I want one. And now that I'm going to have a little "found money" maybe I can afford one.

About burying the statue upside down in the yard to sell the house, I lost my job once in Florida, and needed to find work and get back to Indiana. A Catholic friend told me about printing something in the newspaper for ten days in a row or something like that. I'm not Catholic, but I was desperate so I did, and right at the end of the 10 days, here came a great job back in Indiana. Somebody told me coincidences are when God just wants to remain anonymous.

Bill IPF 10/08

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