holiday plans

[yawningjoe56]

well a few weeks ago i told you guys i was going on holidays to scotland, and after all the great advice you guys gave me if you all recall . i was pondering should i take my machine or not well i went to see my docotor today, and after the discussion i had with him i have decided to take my cpap with me. once again i thank you all for the imput on this matter.

[D.H.]

well a few weeks ago i told you guys I was going on holidays to scotland, and after all the great advice you guys gave me if you all recall . i was pondering should i take my machine or not well i went to see my doctor today, and after the discussion i had with him i have decided to take my CPAP with me. once again i thank you all for the input on this matter.

Enjoy! Remember to take an adapter, and an extension cord (which may be called an "extension lead" in the U.K.).

BTW, I suggest a permanent packing list for your CPAP. That way, you won't forget anything like the cord, or the face cushion, etc. Also, a permanent list is useful if you're hospitalized and somebody else has to pack your CPAP (keep the list in the CPAP carrying case when you're not traveling).

[yawningjoe56]

thank you so much.