an update on " very concerned."

[maruth]

apparently i had an 02 assessment yesterday !!

.i spoke with Jan ,the BLF respiratory nurse today,who helped lots , followed that with a call to my Community Matron,

who will try to get me an appointment with my Consultant and hopefully get the night tests done asap..... my stats today, on air ,are 92 downwards.

i was so grateful for the help and support on here ,last night,for i was climbing the walls.

i have indicated i do not want this lady in my home again.there was more interest in how many cannisters i had, then she discovered one on my scooter.tut tut.somehow i felt guilty,duh...

thanks again, Maruth

[libby7827]

That's good news Maruth, I'm not oxygen but I can understand your worry over the weekend, I would have been just the same! It's bad enough hoping your prescription will come in time before you run out of inhalers/tablets etc. I also empathise with you regarding the woman you don't want in your house again, I've come across one or two of those myself, they could do with some intensive people interaction training! Libby

[maruth in reply to libby7827]

i couldnt have said that better, Libby,

[cuddles64]

They could do with 'Teacher training' days.........although not teachers, I'm sure they'd enjoy their bottles of wine, biscuits and looking over their holiday snaps!!

[libby7827 in reply to cuddles64]

Ha ha, you've been to one then!!!

[cuddles64]

Yes I have

[libby7827 in reply to cuddles64]

We'll have to watch ourselves from now on, I well remember all those lines I had to do! Lol!

[cuddles64]

Oh dear, naughty little school girl then, now you know why they need those teacher training days pmsl

[thatcham1939]

my brother used to take the 8hr oxygen celinder in his car which was very dangerous, but a small one on your scooter is very accepterble,

jan