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Cluster Headache Help and Support >> Cluster Headache Specific >> Question about an "H" tank? http://www.clusterheadaches.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1294965047 Message started by Samiam on Jan 13th, 2011 at 7:30pm |
Title: Question about an "H" tank? Post by Samiam on Jan 13th, 2011 at 7:30pm
Well my doctor did it and found a place for me to get O2. They dropped off an "H" tank on Tuesday and the guy only had a regulator that went to 8 He must of saw I was getting a bit upset and ready to cry and called to have someone else bring me a new one that went to 15. The person on the phone most of said something stupid about what was the problem because I heard him said "This girl has clusters she needs the 15 so get someone out here now". I was never so happy to see the guy show up with the new regulator.
I have been doing OK with the hits being somewhat controlled with the O2 and the Imitrex. Here's my question. Does anyone know a way of knowing how much time I have with this tank? I know it only would be a guess based on how much I use it but I was just wondering if it could be based on hrs and I could then break it down to know if an "H" tank would last me a week if I used it a certain amount of time a day. Also isn't there a travel tank that I could use? I'm told no but I know I had a travel tank last go around. They told me that nothing would accommodate a 15 lpm air flow. Sami |
Title: Re: Question about an "H" tank? Post by Callico on Jan 13th, 2011 at 10:41pm Samiam wrote on Jan 13th, 2011 at 7:30pm:
That would be either a D or an E tank. You are dealing with absolute morons! They told you a bunch of asinine garbage! check the oxygen info button on the left. You will find all the info you need for it there. I would suggest you go on EBAY and find a regulator that will go to at least 25 lpm and you will probably keep the trex only for emergencies. If you don't find a 25 lpm regulator that is priced reasonably get a welding regulator and use it. You will need an inexpensive adapter to fit the tubing on. Jerry |
Title: Re: Question about an "H" tank? Post by Samiam on Jan 14th, 2011 at 9:13am
Thanks so much for the info. Yes I am dealing with morons but that's to be expected since I believe 69 out of 100,000 of us suffer from Clusters. Many just don't understand or even care what we do and why many of us have the attitude of sucking it up when they complain of a headache that one advil will kill. I could scream. I even had a guy tell me he understood completely the pain I was in I should just take 2 advil and rest in a dark room. If I was larger I would have thrown him out the window.
Batch that's for taking the time to send me the paper on the O2 therapy. I going to read this further and read more on the website. There is so much more info that I should keep up with. I gotta tell you that it's this site that gets me through those days that I feel I'm going to lose my mind. Sami |
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