7 years on a machine
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7 years on a machine
hi everyone its been a long 7 years on the machine but i have learned to accept the mask i am able to be off the machine now during the day thanks to a diaphragm pacemaker and i only have to use the machine at night now i have my freedom back i am now 26 and i would like to thank everyone who has helped me over the years
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kind regards chantilly
Re: 7 years on a machine
ow!! lookin' good, chantilly. happy you are doing so well.fordjx4000 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2019 1:53 pmhi everyone its been a long 7 years on the machine but i have learned to accept the mask i am able to be off the machine now during the day thanks to a diaphragm pacemaker and i only have to use the machine at night now i have my freedom back i am now 26 and i would like to thank everyone who has helped me over the years
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Re: 7 years on a machine
Soooo happy to hear you are doing so well Chantilly. All the hard work has paid off and YOU are the winner GREAT!!!!!!!!!
Cheers
Nan
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Re: 7 years on a machine
Great to hear you are doing so well. Good to see you without a mask on your face.
Growing old is mandatory, but growing up is optional.
Re: 7 years on a machine
Chantilly I'm glad your getting your life back, cause I know it's been a long hard road that you've traveled. It's good to see you without a mask on and showing us your beautiful smile. Please keep in touch.
Rick
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Re: 7 years on a machine
Wow, that's fantastic news and I'm glad your therapy is going so well.
Life is filled with challenges, big and small, regaining your freedom is certainly a milestone. It takes someone strong of heart and mind to not just overcome those challenges but have an appreciation for the mountain they just climbed. I'm totally stoked for where you've ended up but even more so, your appreciation of the journey you've been on.
Wishing you continued success in your treatment.
JP
Life is filled with challenges, big and small, regaining your freedom is certainly a milestone. It takes someone strong of heart and mind to not just overcome those challenges but have an appreciation for the mountain they just climbed. I'm totally stoked for where you've ended up but even more so, your appreciation of the journey you've been on.
Wishing you continued success in your treatment.
JP
Always doing my best to make someone else's day better. 
Re: 7 years on a machine
Great news! You’re one tough cookie. Enjoy your freedom. Earl
Re: 7 years on a machine
Wonderful news. Glad you are cpap free during the day. Also, I like the cute new hair do. Have a fun day. Debbie
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Re: 7 years on a machine
Congrats, I remember you from when I first started my journey. So glad ur doing well!
This is my Orig Post "The start of my venture to find proper therapy" - http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?f ... &sk=t&sd=a
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Re: 7 years on a machine
Are you ok on supplies etc? Just checking
This is my Orig Post "The start of my venture to find proper therapy" - http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?f ... &sk=t&sd=a
