Living with Oxygen

If I walk 10 steps I would lose it, I would lose my bread, all the strength in my body would go because I couldn't breathe and I was in the hospital, each time it will be with me forever, you can treat it and keep it. on an even kill, some days are good, some days are bad, it has made a huge difference in my life, it really allowed me to move on. One of my um Pas times I had been looking for wild mushrooms in the forest and I had really been unable to do this like I had just run out of breath with the backpack you are free, you are independent, it doesn't matter what the terrain is, you can climb hills in mud, whatever, it's great to have that freedom again It's not difficult at all to live with

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it's great, it's fantastic, it becomes one of the elements of my life now that I have to do certain things, I use it to I clean my entire house, I work myself, everything I eat, I do it myself, I don't have anything. a race and my family was very happy when they found out that I was receiving this

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It made them feel more comfortable and I feel stronger. I feel much stronger. As it used to be at the beginning. I was worried because I felt it. It was going to be another obstacle. I was very depressed. He was extremely reluctant to appear in public with a bottle strapped to his back and parade around as such. I'm English and I guess at first I'm different and attract attention. That way, when they first told me I needed oxygen, I was a little worried and when it came I started to get that anxious feeling, but I didn't really want you to know and I had to use it all the time. time 20 hours a day or so you know when I first went to sleep it was affecting me because that machine makes a noise and it was affecting me for a while emotionally it was quite overwhelming because the idea of ​​having to use oxygen You just think about it like If someone was in the hospital if I came back.

The first time I went out in public was when I went to the local post office and one of the guys who normally served me just moved. away, he couldn't stand it, when he saw me come in with the oxygen, so it was a shock for me because I felt very, very sad, very, very, very sad, you know, the reaction, I went to stand on the bus. stop and you know, remember that this woman a couple of years ago left her ssb bag on the floor so I wouldn't sit next to her because it was like she had some kind of illness or was expecting me to do the X.

You know what? What am I saying, of course, I felt embarrassed because this child approached me, mommy, look, I'm going, you took out the room, my friend, and the mother laughed, you know, but people have to catch you, you don't see people with outside, but gradually the most likely that you do it, and if you are a demon of comfort without it, you are no good, you don't care about people, you live well, it is a lifesaver, it is not a dream ticket, it is difficult, difficult, difficult, because suddenly you are limited however you must not let limitations rule you there is nothing bigger than fear than fear itself so you have to be brave with this you have to be brave with the looks you have to be brave with the stigma that you will not be afraid of the people around you, your immediate family, you won't be able to cope, you know what I mean?

There's a whole kind of emotional journey that you go through, it really makes a difference, now it's fantastic, it's just part of me. now you know it's like my shirt or my pants that I have to put on and it's something natural, you know it's like being married after a few years, you say, yes, the name of U, my ulatory oxygen that I have adopted is a rocket. because it looks more like the device Flash Gordon used to use to move around in his field and thus became Roger Rocket. I think that's good because I feel a little like Flash gon when I have it on and spinning around.

In the park I no longer feel self-conscious at all. I. I forget I'm actually wearing it. I would say don't be self-conscious, just wear it and forget he's there because very quickly you'll forget. Understand that you are using it. I think one of the hardest things is remembering to receive your order for new cylinders. You have to be quite disciplined in this. You just have to know that you will go through the stigma. through people looking at you in a funny way, but you can do it because if you don't want to end up staying at home and being alone for doing nothing, then you have to go out and face it, it's like it's a leap of faith every time You open the door and go out, it is an act of faith to face the public.

Believe me. I think what I've learned from the experience is that I was foolish at first to hesitate and doubt using the device because once I did it it was great and suddenly I came out of nowhere to be more or less normal, you know, yeah, That's a lifesaver, yes.