Re: Oxygen anyone?

My MIL has a long enough oxygen tube hose that she leaves the machine in her
bedroom and can reach the other side of her house.  The machine is like
white noise and she actually sleeps better with it.   Of course, the cats
may be a problem if they like to play with cords and such.  She had insisted
on getting a dog for companionship and security.  My niece who lives with
her got a really cute sheltie type dog.  the dog though would run around the
house and accidentally disconnect the hose connection  Once we went to go
pick up dinner and came back to find her gasping because the hose got
separated - not a good thing and unfortunately the dog had to be placed
elsewhere.

Maureen

"Eliyahu Rooff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Neal Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > I've been diagnosed some time ago with COPD.  I was a very heavy
> smoker for
> > almost 30 years, smoking more than 3 packs per day.   Now I get to
> pay the
> > price.
> >
> Sorry to hear the news, Neal. My dad smoked heavily for over 60
> years and ended up on O2 for quite a few years. You may want to look
> into getting some cubical-style panels for noise attentuation if the
> sound of the equipment gets on your nerves.
>
> Eliyahu
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