Getting the most out of the vest

Melissa75

Administrator
My only advice, which the respiratory therapist who delivered mine did NOT tell me, is to wear two (not one) thin shirts when you use the Vest. I was getting crazy itching/chafing--like when you exercise in the wrong clothes. Two layers solved that problem.
I don't know if I am the only weirdo who that happens to.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
My only advice, which the respiratory therapist who delivered mine did NOT tell me, is to wear two (not one) thin shirts when you use the Vest. I was getting crazy itching/chafing--like when you exercise in the wrong clothes. Two layers solved that problem.
I don't know if I am the only weirdo who that happens to.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
My only advice, which the respiratory therapist who delivered mine did NOT tell me, is to wear two (not one) thin shirts when you use the Vest. I was getting crazy itching/chafing--like when you exercise in the wrong clothes. Two layers solved that problem.
I don't know if I am the only weirdo who that happens to.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
My only advice, which the respiratory therapist who delivered mine did NOT tell me, is to wear two (not one) thin shirts when you use the Vest. I was getting crazy itching/chafing--like when you exercise in the wrong clothes. Two layers solved that problem.
I don't know if I am the only weirdo who that happens to.
 

Melissa75

Administrator
My only advice, which the respiratory therapist who delivered mine did NOT tell me, is to wear two (not one) thin shirts when you use the Vest. I was getting crazy itching/chafing--like when you exercise in the wrong clothes. Two layers solved that problem.
<br />I don't know if I am the only weirdo who that happens to.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DanaInSeattle</b></i>

NoExcuses- thank you for the advice. I have already been spending many hours reading through your blog- lots of information there. I found the info in your letter from Dr Warwick very interesting. It seems to challenge a lot of what's considered best practice where I'm treated. I'll definitely have a lot of questions at my next appointment.</end quote></div>

glad it has helped.

the proof is in the pudding - warwick's patients live the longest.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DanaInSeattle</b></i>

NoExcuses- thank you for the advice. I have already been spending many hours reading through your blog- lots of information there. I found the info in your letter from Dr Warwick very interesting. It seems to challenge a lot of what's considered best practice where I'm treated. I'll definitely have a lot of questions at my next appointment.</end quote></div>

glad it has helped.

the proof is in the pudding - warwick's patients live the longest.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DanaInSeattle</b></i>

NoExcuses- thank you for the advice. I have already been spending many hours reading through your blog- lots of information there. I found the info in your letter from Dr Warwick very interesting. It seems to challenge a lot of what's considered best practice where I'm treated. I'll definitely have a lot of questions at my next appointment.</end quote></div>

glad it has helped.

the proof is in the pudding - warwick's patients live the longest.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DanaInSeattle</b></i>

NoExcuses- thank you for the advice. I have already been spending many hours reading through your blog- lots of information there. I found the info in your letter from Dr Warwick very interesting. It seems to challenge a lot of what's considered best practice where I'm treated. I'll definitely have a lot of questions at my next appointment.</end quote>

glad it has helped.

the proof is in the pudding - warwick's patients live the longest.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DanaInSeattle</b></i>
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<br />NoExcuses- thank you for the advice. I have already been spending many hours reading through your blog- lots of information there. I found the info in your letter from Dr Warwick very interesting. It seems to challenge a lot of what's considered best practice where I'm treated. I'll definitely have a lot of questions at my next appointment.</end quote>
<br />
<br />glad it has helped.
<br />
<br />the proof is in the pudding - warwick's patients live the longest.
 

DanaInSeattle

New member
Well, I talked to my doctor about what my options are, vest-wise, and was told that my HMO contracts with the maker of 'The Vest', and that's my only option.
 

DanaInSeattle

New member
Well, I talked to my doctor about what my options are, vest-wise, and was told that my HMO contracts with the maker of 'The Vest', and that's my only option.
 

DanaInSeattle

New member
Well, I talked to my doctor about what my options are, vest-wise, and was told that my HMO contracts with the maker of 'The Vest', and that's my only option.
 

DanaInSeattle

New member
Well, I talked to my doctor about what my options are, vest-wise, and was told that my HMO contracts with the maker of 'The Vest', and that's my only option.
 

DanaInSeattle

New member
Well, I talked to my doctor about what my options are, vest-wise, and was told that my HMO contracts with the maker of 'The Vest', and that's my only option.
 

aannddd

New member
We got the vest last year for my son and the Hill Rom group was great with working with the insurance. They let you try the vest for 30 days to make sure it works for you, before they try to get your insurance to pay for it.

Andrea
 

aannddd

New member
We got the vest last year for my son and the Hill Rom group was great with working with the insurance. They let you try the vest for 30 days to make sure it works for you, before they try to get your insurance to pay for it.

Andrea
 

aannddd

New member
We got the vest last year for my son and the Hill Rom group was great with working with the insurance. They let you try the vest for 30 days to make sure it works for you, before they try to get your insurance to pay for it.

Andrea
 

aannddd

New member
We got the vest last year for my son and the Hill Rom group was great with working with the insurance. They let you try the vest for 30 days to make sure it works for you, before they try to get your insurance to pay for it.

Andrea
 

aannddd

New member
We got the vest last year for my son and the Hill Rom group was great with working with the insurance. They let you try the vest for 30 days to make sure it works for you, before they try to get your insurance to pay for it.
<br />
<br />Andrea
 
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