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Elfdelite
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Non-Rebreather masks
« on: Jan 9th, 2008, 1:54pm » |
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Hello, The last time I posted was about a year ago when I finally figured out what was wrong with my head. This being after having been misdiagnosed with sinus problems, migraines etc... So after I finally took matters into my own hands and after doing a little research on the internet I found this site and O.U.C.H., and I can't tell you what a relief it was to find others with the same symptoms as me and to know that my headaches had a name. The unfortunate thing was that shortly after my first post here I reached the end of my cycle and I never followed up with my neurologist. Well as you can tell I am back and I'm carrying the "devil" with me, so to speak. After my first "dancing" lesson I got on the phone and called my neurologist and got in to see him ASAP, so armed with a ton of info from this site and others I went in and begged, pleated and offered my first born to let me give oxygen a try. Dr. Reichert looked a little skeptical at first but I described all my symptoms going back 10+ years and convinced him to let me try oxygen and verapamil. I have to tell you that the first time I aborted the pain with oxygen I swear I heard Beethoven's Ode to Joy! The only problem I am having now is the medical supply company that gave me the oxygen stated they did not give out non-rebreather masks for home use due to the risk of suffocation. So when I have to go on oxygen I have to cup the mask with my hands in order for it to do any good. So my question is does anyone know if the non-rebreathers sold on Amazon are any good? Or do you know of another place on the web where I can get a decent one for a fair price?
Here are the ones found on Amazon:
1st one
2nd one
3rd one
4th one
5th one
Last one
As always, thanks for all your support.
Ellis
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E-Double
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Re: Non-Rebreather masks
« Reply #1 on: Jan 9th, 2008, 9:27pm » |
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GET THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.clustermasx.com/
Created by a cluster head and superior to anythin many of us have used by far
RE: suffocation
Never heard that as a reason for denial.
I am just given what is perscribed.
you can also get things like you posted which should do the trick but do not compare to the link I gave ya
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DennisM1045
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Re: Non-Rebreather masks
« Reply #2 on: Jan 9th, 2008, 9:31pm » |
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I don't think Ben has resumed selling them yet.
Hey Linda, this guy needs a mask 
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Re: Non-Rebreather masks
« Reply #4 on: Jan 10th, 2008, 10:34am » |
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Just a side note. Cut the straps off of the mask. There is a slight chance of suffocation if you put the straps on, fall asleep, and run the tank dry. I suspect that was the company's "concern"...as chicken sh$# as it sounds!!!!
Way to be your own advocate and DEMAND the 02. My wife swears when I'm on cycle I look at the green E-Tank with more love then I show her!!!!
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