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From: cameronbeheshti
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  • Aha. that's me in the Breathe Easy video.

    Lois

  • Check out my FaceBook video. On the search put in "Vigorage."

    Lois

  • @LOP512

    Sorry, facebook didn't find anything when I searched for "Vigorage".

  • How I envy you your transplant. I'm 82 and out of the running. Literally.

    Lois Perelman

  • @LOP512

    Lois, My father had lung disease in his early 80's and wasn't eligible either. It is sad, and painful for everyone. May God bless you.

    Cameron

  • Thanks for your comment.

    Unless both the o2 supply company and the medical staff at Toronto General Hospital in the Lung Transplant group are both wrong, it is what I said is it in the video.

    The technology for home oxygen breathing aids keeps getting better and better.

    To deliver the o2 I needed, they had to join 2 machines that each delivered over 7 litres / minute, to give a combined flow of up to 15 litres / minute.

  • that doesnt look like a high flow...........I dont see any sort of reservoir other than your own anatomic reservoir. That looks like a regular nasal cannula that has a oxygen Fio2 of 24%-44% with Flow range 1-6 lpm. If your turning your flow rate above 6lpm from your concentrator it's just being wasted to atmosphere. Any oxygen device labeled high flow is a device that supplies your more 02/air then your are breathing. Just sharing what I know for your knowledge and other people.

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