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When I was doing autogenic (and it has been SEVERAL years, so take this with a grain of salt) I used to just stablize my breathing as much as possible by slowing down my breaths. I know as you force the air out this is more difficult. When I did cough too early, I would stop the cycle and start...

When I was doing autogenic (and it has been SEVERAL years, so take this with a grain of salt) I used to just stablize my breathing as much as possible by slowing down my breaths. I know as you force the air out this is more difficult. When I did cough too early, I would stop the cycle and start...

When I was doing autogenic (and it has been SEVERAL years, so take this with a grain of salt) I used to just stablize my breathing as much as possible by slowing down my breaths. I know as you force the air out this is more difficult. When I did cough too early, I would stop the cycle and start...

When I was doing autogenic (and it has been SEVERAL years, so take this with a grain of salt) I used to just stablize my breathing as much as possible by slowing down my breaths. I know as you force the air out this is more difficult. When I did cough too early, I would stop the cycle and start...

When I was doing autogenic (and it has been SEVERAL years, so take this with a grain of salt) I used to just stablize my breathing as much as possible by slowing down my breaths. I know as you force the air out this is more difficult. When I did cough too early, I would stop the cycle and start...

Hmmm...I tried to reply to this last night but it must not have worked? Anyway, I have an IPV for personal use at home. I love it and it's really effective for me, but I also have a vest 104. The reasons I stopped using the IPV solely were: 1) the IPV is a bit harsh for use more than a couple of...

Hmmm...I tried to reply to this last night but it must not have worked? Anyway, I have an IPV for personal use at home. I love it and it's really effective for me, but I also have a vest 104. The reasons I stopped using the IPV solely were: 1) the IPV is a bit harsh for use more than a couple of...

Hmmm...I tried to reply to this last night but it must not have worked? Anyway, I have an IPV for personal use at home. I love it and it's really effective for me, but I also have a vest 104. The reasons I stopped using the IPV solely were: 1) the IPV is a bit harsh for use more than a couple of...

Hmmm...I tried to reply to this last night but it must not have worked? Anyway, I have an IPV for personal use at home. I love it and it's really effective for me, but I also have a vest 104. The reasons I stopped using the IPV solely were: 1) the IPV is a bit harsh for use more than a couple of...

Hmmm...I tried to reply to this last night but it must not have worked? Anyway, I have an IPV for personal use at home. I love it and it's really effective for me, but I also have a vest 104. The reasons I stopped using the IPV solely were: 1) the IPV is a bit harsh for use more than a couple of...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>saveferris2009</b></i> <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Text</end quote></div> Not sure if most don't DON'T recommend using Pulmozyme in the eFLow? Well over 1,000 prescriptions have been written for the eFlow in the US (that doesn't...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>saveferris2009</b></i> <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Text</end quote></div> Not sure if most don't DON'T recommend using Pulmozyme in the eFLow? Well over 1,000 prescriptions have been written for the eFlow in the US (that doesn't...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>saveferris2009</b></i> <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Text</end quote></div> Not sure if most don't DON'T recommend using Pulmozyme in the eFLow? Well over 1,000 prescriptions have been written for the eFlow in the US (that doesn't...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>saveferris2009</b></i> <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Text</end quote> Not sure if most don't DON'T recommend using Pulmozyme in the eFLow? Well over 1,000 prescriptions have been written for the eFlow in the US (that doesn't...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>saveferris2009</b></i> <br /><div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Text</end quote> <br />Not sure if most don't DON'T recommend using Pulmozyme in the eFLow? Well over 1,000 prescriptions have been written for the eFlow in the US (that...

I have it. I got it a while ago and alternate using it with the vest 104. It works well for me but I also enjoy having the option of the vest b/c 1) the IPV is a bit harsh when you have plueral pain, 2) the IPV really shouldn't be used more than a couple of times a day, I've been told, and 3)...

I have it. I got it a while ago and alternate using it with the vest 104. It works well for me but I also enjoy having the option of the vest b/c 1) the IPV is a bit harsh when you have plueral pain, 2) the IPV really shouldn't be used more than a couple of times a day, I've been told, and 3)...

I have it. I got it a while ago and alternate using it with the vest 104. It works well for me but I also enjoy having the option of the vest b/c 1) the IPV is a bit harsh when you have plueral pain, 2) the IPV really shouldn't be used more than a couple of times a day, I've been told, and 3)...

I have it. I got it a while ago and alternate using it with the vest 104. It works well for me but I also enjoy having the option of the vest b/c 1) the IPV is a bit harsh when you have plueral pain, 2) the IPV really shouldn't be used more than a couple of times a day, I've been told, and 3)...

I have it. I got it a while ago and alternate using it with the vest 104. It works well for me but I also enjoy having the option of the vest b/c 1) the IPV is a bit harsh when you have plueral pain, 2) the IPV really shouldn't be used more than a couple of times a day, I've been told, and 3)...