Re: Need Help Designing my Perfect Oxygen Plan

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Right on, Peggy. You rock and you are an inspiration. I sure like the way you and Joyce D think. I think you both have your finger on the pulse and do everything you can to squeeze every ounce of good out of what we are given. Diane IPF June 07New Brunswick, Canada

Re: Need Help Designing my Perfect Oxygen PlanBruce honey relax. O2 is going to help you do anything you want to do. If you are in shape and can walk GO.Always have extra tanks where you can get to them.. GO.I promos you aren't going to croke cause you are out living your life. Have your oximeter with you andcary on...GO I told you before if my fat self went up Lookout Mountain on 5L and 6L I am sure youcan pretty much do what you want unless you have something going on you haven't told us about.I am on a diet just as soon as I finish this halloween candy..Love and Prayers, Peggyipf

6/04 Florida"Worry looks around,Sorry looks back,Faith looks up."I'm looking to choose oxygen alternatives live as full a live aspossible while in my current state or near it. I'd greatly appreciateany and all recommendations. Here are the basics:Oxygen Requirements:• 2 liters continuous flow at rest and casual moving aroundhouse. Sometimes less when just sitting.• 2..5 liters – 3 liters when out and about doing casual thingsand on conserver/pulse• 4 liters continuous to exercise• Intend to get out of house if only for a few minutes every dayand for several hours every other day.• Intend to take trips of one to three days by car periodically.• Intend to take a few longer trips of two to three weeks

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[Guest guest]

Right on, Peggy. You rock and you are an inspiration. I sure like the way you and Joyce D think. I think you both have your finger on the pulse and do everything you can to squeeze every ounce of good out of what we are given. Diane IPF June 07New Brunswick, Canada

Re: Need Help Designing my Perfect Oxygen PlanBruce honey relax. O2 is going to help you do anything you want to do. If you are in shape and can walk GO.Always have extra tanks where you can get to them.. GO.I promos you aren't going to croke cause you are out living your life. Have your oximeter with you andcary on...GO I told you before if my fat self went up Lookout Mountain on 5L and 6L I am sure youcan pretty much do what you want unless you have something going on you haven't told us about.I am on a diet just as soon as I finish this halloween candy..Love and Prayers, Peggyipf

6/04 Florida"Worry looks around,Sorry looks back,Faith looks up."I'm looking to choose oxygen alternatives live as full a live aspossible while in my current state or near it. I'd greatly appreciateany and all recommendations. Here are the basics:Oxygen Requirements:• 2 liters continuous flow at rest and casual moving aroundhouse. Sometimes less when just sitting.• 2..5 liters – 3 liters when out and about doing casual thingsand on conserver/pulse• 4 liters continuous to exercise• Intend to get out of house if only for a few minutes every dayand for several hours every other day.• Intend to take trips of one to three days by car periodically.• Intend to take a few longer trips of two to three weeks

or more.

[Guest guest]

Right on, Peggy. You rock and you are an inspiration. I sure like the way you and Joyce D think. I think you both have your finger on the pulse and do everything you can to squeeze every ounce of good out of what we are given. Diane IPF June 07New Brunswick, Canada

Re: Need Help Designing my Perfect Oxygen PlanBruce honey relax. O2 is going to help you do anything you want to do. If you are in shape and can walk GO.Always have extra tanks where you can get to them.. GO.I promos you aren't going to croke cause you are out living your life. Have your oximeter with you andcary on...GO I told you before if my fat self went up Lookout Mountain on 5L and 6L I am sure youcan pretty much do what you want unless you have something going on you haven't told us about.I am on a diet just as soon as I finish this halloween candy..Love and Prayers, Peggyipf

6/04 Florida"Worry looks around,Sorry looks back,Faith looks up."I'm looking to choose oxygen alternatives live as full a live aspossible while in my current state or near it. I'd greatly appreciateany and all recommendations. Here are the basics:Oxygen Requirements:• 2 liters continuous flow at rest and casual moving aroundhouse. Sometimes less when just sitting.• 2..5 liters – 3 liters when out and about doing casual thingsand on conserver/pulse• 4 liters continuous to exercise• Intend to get out of house if only for a few minutes every dayand for several hours every other day.• Intend to take trips of one to three days by car periodically.• Intend to take a few longer trips of two to three weeks

or more.

[Guest guest]

Joyce...I've been off the board most of the summer, as you know. Coming back recently I sensed a change in your posts. Now reading this one I see this past summer has created more change for you.

I want to tell you again, how much I admire you and thank you for your influence on this board!

Your good and kind words have raised my spirits and brought a smile to my face many days.

Are you still enjoying your new kitchen or has "KP" become too hard for you?

God's blessings on you Joyce.

Hugs.

Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

[Guest guest]

Joyce...I've been off the board most of the summer, as you know. Coming back recently I sensed a change in your posts. Now reading this one I see this past summer has created more change for you.

I want to tell you again, how much I admire you and thank you for your influence on this board!

Your good and kind words have raised my spirits and brought a smile to my face many days.

Are you still enjoying your new kitchen or has "KP" become too hard for you?

God's blessings on you Joyce.

Hugs.

Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

[Guest guest]

Joyce...I've been off the board most of the summer, as you know. Coming back recently I sensed a change in your posts. Now reading this one I see this past summer has created more change for you.

I want to tell you again, how much I admire you and thank you for your influence on this board!

Your good and kind words have raised my spirits and brought a smile to my face many days.

Are you still enjoying your new kitchen or has "KP" become too hard for you?

God's blessings on you Joyce.

Hugs.

Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

[Guest guest]

Oh, yes, Sher....I love my kitchen.

I have been struggling with this hideous sickness and enduring some family problems since spring. I admit to being a little down. I am finding that I am a little more breakable than I thought.

Thanks Sher, I am glad you are back. I know the heartaches that you have endured so I know I can survive too. It is just so hard to keep the outer me and the inner me alive and healthy at the same time.

Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Joyce...I've been off the board most of the summer, as you know. Coming back recently I sensed a change in your posts. Now reading this one I see this past summer has created more change for you.> I want to tell you again, how much I admire you and thank you for your influence on this board!> Your good and kind words have raised my spirits and brought a smile to my face many days.> Are you still enjoying your new kitchen or has "KP" become too hard for you?> God's blessings on you Joyce.> Hugs.> > Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.> Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!>

[Guest guest]

Oh, yes, Sher....I love my kitchen.

I have been struggling with this hideous sickness and enduring some family problems since spring. I admit to being a little down. I am finding that I am a little more breakable than I thought.

Thanks Sher, I am glad you are back. I know the heartaches that you have endured so I know I can survive too. It is just so hard to keep the outer me and the inner me alive and healthy at the same time.

Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Joyce...I've been off the board most of the summer, as you know. Coming back recently I sensed a change in your posts. Now reading this one I see this past summer has created more change for you.> I want to tell you again, how much I admire you and thank you for your influence on this board!> Your good and kind words have raised my spirits and brought a smile to my face many days.> Are you still enjoying your new kitchen or has "KP" become too hard for you?> God's blessings on you Joyce.> Hugs.> > Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.> Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!>

[Guest guest]

Oh, yes, Sher....I love my kitchen.

I have been struggling with this hideous sickness and enduring some family problems since spring. I admit to being a little down. I am finding that I am a little more breakable than I thought.

Thanks Sher, I am glad you are back. I know the heartaches that you have endured so I know I can survive too. It is just so hard to keep the outer me and the inner me alive and healthy at the same time.

Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Joyce...I've been off the board most of the summer, as you know. Coming back recently I sensed a change in your posts. Now reading this one I see this past summer has created more change for you.> I want to tell you again, how much I admire you and thank you for your influence on this board!> Your good and kind words have raised my spirits and brought a smile to my face many days.> Are you still enjoying your new kitchen or has "KP" become too hard for you?> God's blessings on you Joyce.> Hugs.> > Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.> Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Joyce. I realize I too am more breakable... and more vulnerable, tire more quickly, give up more easily, have less patience and more and more weary.

Thank God I'm welcome here. If it weren't for poor health I'd have no health at all. lol

Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

[Guest guest]

Thanks Joyce. I realize I too am more breakable... and more vulnerable, tire more quickly, give up more easily, have less patience and more and more weary.

Thank God I'm welcome here. If it weren't for poor health I'd have no health at all. lol

Sher; ipf 3-06; OR.Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!