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I'm so sorry....Prayers sent for comfort and strength for you and your family. I can't even imagine how heartbroken you must be feeling.. He is flying in heaven without any pain, may he rest in eternal peace. Gentle hugs Jenn 40 wCF

I'm so sorry....Prayers sent for comfort and strength for you and your family. I can't even imagine how heartbroken you must be feeling.. He is flying in heaven without any pain, may he rest in eternal peace. Gentle hugs Jenn 40 wCF

Okay, let me try this again, my first response was lost in cyberspace lol.. You could try searching for pulse ox's on Amazon or just do a general search on google and you should be directed to different web pages You might also want to check and see if your insurance will pick up the tab, won't...

Okay, let me try this again, my first response was lost in cyberspace lol.. You could try searching for pulse ox's on Amazon or just do a general search on google and you should be directed to different web pages You might also want to check and see if your insurance will pick up the tab, won't...

Jen, that would be awesome! I will PM you <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> You probably get IV coverage because you have special assistance, which involves medicaid, and they do cover IV 's for home. When I qualified for extra help, medicaid kicked in and covered...

Jen, that would be awesome! I will PM you <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> You probably get IV coverage because you have special assistance, which involves medicaid, and they do cover IV 's for home. When I qualified for extra help, medicaid kicked in and covered...

Medicare unfortunately does not cover home IV's..I have Medicare as my primary insurance, with Part D and a medigap policy. What I have done to get around this is use my part D insurance to get my IV's (my doctor pre orders them in advance so I have a stockpile of the most commonly used...

Medicare unfortunately does not cover home IV's..I have Medicare as my primary insurance, with Part D and a medigap policy. What I have done to get around this is use my part D insurance to get my IV's (my doctor pre orders them in advance so I have a stockpile of the most commonly used...

To the I am on the chubby side, my pulmo is okay with it though....whenever I am sick, I tend to drop weight fast so that extra padding comes in handy.. It's not unusual for me to drop 20 lbs in a severe exacerbation. I do want to lose a little though, it's funny, a few years back, I couldn't...

To the I am on the chubby side, my pulmo is okay with it though....whenever I am sick, I tend to drop weight fast so that extra padding comes in handy.. It's not unusual for me to drop 20 lbs in a severe exacerbation. I do want to lose a little though, it's funny, a few years back, I couldn't...

Yes, had a few of them done over the years.....one was done to see if my SVT was provoked by activity, and another was done because I had chest pain whenever I did anything strenuous. I wound up having a cardiac cath to check for blocked coronaries, turns out I have vaso spastic vessels (part of...

Yes, had a few of them done over the years.....one was done to see if my SVT was provoked by activity, and another was done because I had chest pain whenever I did anything strenuous. I wound up having a cardiac cath to check for blocked coronaries, turns out I have vaso spastic vessels (part of...

If the tip goes too far into the right atrium of the heart, palpitations are likely to occur, once the line is pulled back, then all should be well. That's why they take xrays once the PICC is placed, to make sure that the tip isn't too far advanced. If you are having palpitations with position...

If the tip goes too far into the right atrium of the heart, palpitations are likely to occur, once the line is pulled back, then all should be well. That's why they take xrays once the PICC is placed, to make sure that the tip isn't too far advanced. If you are having palpitations with position...

I would do what Kyla does, it seems to fit better that way. Also, you must may have a faulty cannula that won't fit right no matter what you do, it's happened to me and I have had to toss them on occasion. Certain brands def fit better than others and are more comfortable so you might want to...

I would do what Kyla does, it seems to fit better that way. Also, you must may have a faulty cannula that won't fit right no matter what you do, it's happened to me and I have had to toss them on occasion. Certain brands def fit better than others and are more comfortable so you might want to...

Okay...I just saw that you are still inpatient.....while you are there, can't they put you on telemetry to monitor your heart? That is just a thought since this has happened twice to you already...That way, they can tell what is going on the instant your heart decides to take off on you. Just a...

Okay...I just saw that you are still inpatient.....while you are there, can't they put you on telemetry to monitor your heart? That is just a thought since this has happened twice to you already...That way, they can tell what is going on the instant your heart decides to take off on you. Just a...

You could be having bursts of of tachycardias from arrhythmias.....They come on quickly and can go away just as fast. I have had these from my SVT's (I posted about it on your first thread regarding this). Sometimes I need intervention to stop them, but they also have stopped on their own. Have...

You could be having bursts of of tachycardias from arrhythmias.....They come on quickly and can go away just as fast. I have had these from my SVT's (I posted about it on your first thread regarding this). Sometimes I need intervention to stop them, but they also have stopped on their own. Have...