[SPAM] Re: Re: Read this on another group

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It makes sense that you would not be able to decompress the chamber

if the child was holding their breath during a seizure. I am sorry

for not being misleading in my post. Also, I tried to be clear that

HBOT causing seizures is rare. I understand that it is VERY rare.

Also, I am not a doctor or trained in HBOT, so I am just trying to

recall what I was told about the chamber. I guess my main point is

that what makes a HBOT center safe is the staff. You need to make

sure there are knowlegeable staff on hand. I called other well known

centers in my area who would not treat for brain injury due to red

tape and asked them about the doctor and staff at the center I

chose. They came highly recommended from everyone at the other

centers I spoke to. I apologize for my previous post being

misleading and not very well educated. What you have added makes

total and complete sense. Just make sure you do a little research

into the staff at the center you choose and then ask them what their

procedures are so you know and are informed and feel that they are

well trained.

> > > >

> > > > Greetings all,

> > > > Has anyone ever heard of this place? Anyone ever go to this

place?

> > > >

> > > > It's a 3 week program of conductive education and HBOT. I'm

> > > > considering it for my daughter. Anyone have any insight,

> > thoughts,

> > > > opinions?

> > > >

> > > > Thanks,

> > > > Dave

> > > >

> > >

> >

> > R. Todd Giager

> > President

> > Giager Medical Systems

> > 405-833-9911

> >

> >