I had to pay a visit to the ER, not for a CH related issue,
for an eye case, as I was in the ER I got lucky and
an attack pays me a visit. And that is when things turn
interesting……

The team knows about CH, (which is nice to know)
but most of them have never seen a “real” CH’er, with
“papers”, just the ones that think they have CH.

I asked if they have O2, which they do, do they have a
regulator of 15lt./min, well yes but what do I need it for?
for the O2 took a few minutes and they got one….. now
can I have a mask? yes no problem - just the wrong one!
so pragmatically I tore of the the “funny” mask and just
used the hose, and “hit” on a  “Zomig”, the funny part
was I became an “observation” object, sort of a rare bird
that one gets to see once in a life time, I found it sort of
amusing.
There were some more "interesting" anecdotes, but this will
turn into a way to long of a post.

And what I came in for became secondary….. which
angered, me needles to say….. but got taken care of later.

and I got to explain what CHers need and showed them
CH.com and all the nice info. that they can find on it,
as well as the link to “OUCH” and a link to  the
O2 doc. as well as the link to CB, and CK Wissen in
Germany

Michael

It's kinda like taking your car to the mechanic because it's making "that noise" but "that noise" disappears when you enter the garage. 

At least you can say "SEE?  THIS IS WHAT I'M DEALING WITH!"

Wow Michael.  I can honestly say that I don't envy you, that's for sure.

You are a very patient soul.  Good on you though for educating the medical community there!

I do hope your eye is doing better now.

hugs,
mel

Charlie