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#974 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Mon Dec 22, 2008 10:44 pm
Subject: Re: New Blog Post - 12/22/08 		nodakwheeler
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Chris,

Great blog!  You summed up the day perfectly.  I know what you mean about being more self conscious around kids.  With me it doesn't have to do with family but with any kids.  Maybe it's because I'm not around kids alot.  I love kids don't get me wrong but they just are much more upfront than adults.

Mark



From: Chris <chriswebb2007@...>
To: Duchenne_MD_Support_Group@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 1:03:05 PM
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] New Blog Post - 12/22/08

http://bostongimp. blogspot. com



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#973 From: Ruby Cullet <bobertacollins@...>
Date: Mon Dec 22, 2008 8:26 pm
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Im glad you had a good time. You are lucky to have a family that gets along so well. Have a great holiday and a Happy New Year.
Audrey



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Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 20:03:05 +0000
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] New Blog Post - 12/22/08


http://bostongimp.blogspot.com



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#972 From: "Chris" <chriswebb2007@...>
Date: Mon Dec 22, 2008 8:03 pm
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#971 From: Ruby Cullet <bobertacollins@...>
Date: Mon Dec 22, 2008 2:52 pm
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That must have been a horrible feeling. Thank God your caregiver heard you. Im glad they were able to get the backup fast without any problems. Thank you for sharing this information with us.
Audrey



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From: nodakwheeler@...
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 20:56:36 -0800
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] Scary situation


This morning I had something unexpected happen that scared the hell out of me. I hate to even think what might of happened but I figured I better warn other LTV users.

 
Before I begin, I want to give a bit of background on my respiratory setup. I use a safety strap (made from another trach tie) that velcroes to my trach tie and it keeps the ventilator circuit from popping off. It has worked well for the nearly 6 years I've been trached.
 
This morning about 6:00 a.m. my vent circuit popped off very slightly and it was still held on by the safety strap. I wasn't getting any air and to my horror the vent (LTV 800) wasn't alarming. My caregiver was fortunately awake enough to hear my distress call of clicking my tongue against the roof of my mouth. She raced in and reconnected to my vent. Needless to say I was really shaken up by the whole ordeal.
 
I contacted my DME and they had no idea why that happened. I requested a pulse oximeter be ordered and they totally agreed with me. My doc got the script to my DME and they brought it out tonight. I'm relieved to have this backup in case my vent acts up ever again.
 
Have any of you experienced an incident like this or do you use a pulse ox as a backup precaution?
 
Thanks!
 
Mark




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#970 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Sun Dec 21, 2008 10:59 pm
Subject: Re: Blog Update - 12/17/08 		nodakwheeler
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Chris,

I am so glad to see you blogging again.  You have important things to say and I look forward to reading each entry.  Don't put too much pressure on yourself to write a perfect entry everytime.  Nothing wrong with short entries with whats on our mind:-)

Mark
 

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Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2008 8:05:09 PM
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#969 From: "Adele" <jasona65@...>
Date: Sat Dec 20, 2008 12:23 pm
Subject: RE: Scary situation 		navymom2josh
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Ok,  I was just wondering.  We have a pulse ox, but I only use is to measure Jason’s PSO2 levels.  Good piece of information to know

 

Adele

 

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Sent: Friday, December 19, 2008 11:10 PM
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Subject: Re: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] Scary situation

 

Adele,

 

The pulse ox will alarm if my vent wouldn't alarm or stopped working altogether.  Great piece of mind...Mark

 


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From: Adele <jasona65@verizon.net>
To: Duchenne_MD_Support_Group@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2008 7:34:31 AM
Subject: RE: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] Scary situation

Mark,  I¢m so glad to hear that things turned out ok.  I have a question.  You said that you now that you have a pulse oximeter, you now have a back up.  How is the pulse ox a backup?  For what?

 

Adele

 

 

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Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 11:57 PM
To: Duchenne MD
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_ Support_Group] Scary situation

 

This morning I had something unexpected happen that scared the hell out of me. I hate to even think what might of happened but I figured I better warn other LTV users.

 

Before I begin, I want to give a bit of background on my respiratory setup. I use a safety strap (made from another trach tie) that velcroes to my trach tie and it keeps the ventilator circuit from popping off. It has worked well for the nearly 6 years I've been trached.

 

This morning about 6:00 a.m. my vent circuit popped off very slightly and it was still held on by the safety strap. I wasn't getting any air and to my horror the vent (LTV 800) wasn't alarming. My caregiver was fortunately awake enough to hear my distress call of clicking my tongue against the roof of my mouth. She raced in and reconnected to my vent. Needless to say I was really shaken up by the whole ordeal.

 

I contacted my DME and they had no idea why that happened. I requested a pulse oximeter be ordered and they totally agreed with me. My doc got the script to my DME and they brought it out tonight. I'm relieved to have this backup in case my vent acts up ever again.

 

Have any of you experienced an incident like this or do you use a pulse ox as a backup precaution?

 

Thanks!

 

Mark

 

 


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#968 From: Bonnie Dombrowski <Dombrofam@...>
Date: Sat Dec 20, 2008 5:49 am
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Merry Christmas to you. Hope you have a happy and healthy 2009!
Bonnie

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Peace,
John
 
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--George Santayana(1863-1952)
 
 
 
 


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#967 From: Bonnie Dombrowski <Dombrofam@...>
Date: Sat Dec 20, 2008 5:52 am
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I am so glad things turned out ok Mark! That is a horrible nightmare. Happy Holidays to you!
Bonnie
On Dec 18, 2008, at 9:56 PM, Mark Boatman wrote:


This morning I had something unexpected happen that scared the hell out of me. I hate to even think what might of happened but I figured I better warn other LTV users.
 

Before I begin, I want to give a bit of background on my respiratory setup. I use a safety strap (made from another trach tie) that velcroes to my trach tie and it keeps the ventilator circuit from popping off. It has worked well for the nearly 6 years I've been trached.

 

This morning about 6:00 a.m. my vent circuit popped off very slightly and it was still held on by the safety strap. I wasn't getting any air and to my horror the vent (LTV 800) wasn't alarming. My caregiver was fortunately awake enough to hear my distress call of clicking my tongue against the roof of my mouth. She raced in and reconnected to my vent. Needless to say I was really shaken up by the whole ordeal.

 

I contacted my DME and they had no idea why that happened. I requested a pulse oximeter be ordered and they totally agreed with me. My doc got the script to my DME and they brought it out tonight. I'm relieved to have this backup in case my vent acts up ever again.

 

Have any of you experienced an incident like this or do you use a pulse ox as a backup precaution?

 

Thanks!

 

Mark




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#966 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Sat Dec 20, 2008 4:10 am
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Adele,

The pulse ox will alarm if my vent wouldn't alarm or stopped working altogether.  Great piece of mind...Mark
 

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To: Duchenne_MD_Support_Group@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, December 19, 2008 7:34:31 AM
Subject: RE: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] Scary situation

Mark,  I¢m so glad to hear that things turned out ok.  I have a question.  You said that you now that you have a pulse oximeter, you now have a back up.  How is the pulse ox a backup?  For what?

 

Adele

 

 

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Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 11:57 PM
To: Duchenne MD
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_ Support_Group] Scary situation

 

This morning I had something unexpected happen that scared the hell out of me. I hate to even think what might of happened but I figured I better warn other LTV users.

 

Before I begin, I want to give a bit of background on my respiratory setup. I use a safety strap (made from another trach tie) that velcroes to my trach tie and it keeps the ventilator circuit from popping off. It has worked well for the nearly 6 years I've been trached.

 

This morning about 6:00 a.m. my vent circuit popped off very slightly and it was still held on by the safety strap. I wasn't getting any air and to my horror the vent (LTV 800) wasn't alarming. My caregiver was fortunately awake enough to hear my distress call of clicking my tongue against the roof of my mouth. She raced in and reconnected to my vent. Needless to say I was really shaken up by the whole ordeal.

 

I contacted my DME and they had no idea why that happened. I requested a pulse oximeter be ordered and they totally agreed with me. My doc got the script to my DME and they brought it out tonight. I'm relieved to have this backup in case my vent acts up ever again.

 

Have any of you experienced an incident like this or do you use a pulse ox as a backup precaution?

 

Thanks!

 

Mark

 



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#965 From: "Adele" <jasona65@...>
Date: Fri Dec 19, 2008 2:34 pm
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Mark,  I’m so glad to hear that things turned out ok.  I have a question.  You said that you now that you have a pulse oximeter, you now have a back up.  How is the pulse ox a backup?  For what?

 

Adele

 

 

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Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 11:57 PM
To: Duchenne MD
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] Scary situation

 

This morning I had something unexpected happen that scared the hell out of me. I hate to even think what might of happened but I figured I better warn other LTV users.

 

Before I begin, I want to give a bit of background on my respiratory setup. I use a safety strap (made from another trach tie) that velcroes to my trach tie and it keeps the ventilator circuit from popping off. It has worked well for the nearly 6 years I've been trached.

 

This morning about 6:00 a.m. my vent circuit popped off very slightly and it was still held on by the safety strap. I wasn't getting any air and to my horror the vent (LTV 800) wasn't alarming. My caregiver was fortunately awake enough to hear my distress call of clicking my tongue against the roof of my mouth. She raced in and reconnected to my vent. Needless to say I was really shaken up by the whole ordeal.

 

I contacted my DME and they had no idea why that happened. I requested a pulse oximeter be ordered and they totally agreed with me. My doc got the script to my DME and they brought it out tonight. I'm relieved to have this backup in case my vent acts up ever again.

 

Have any of you experienced an incident like this or do you use a pulse ox as a backup precaution?

 

Thanks!

 

Mark

 


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#964 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Fri Dec 19, 2008 4:56 am
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This morning I had something unexpected happen that scared the hell out of me. I hate to even think what might of happened but I figured I better warn other LTV users.

 

Before I begin, I want to give a bit of background on my respiratory setup. I use a safety strap (made from another trach tie) that velcroes to my trach tie and it keeps the ventilator circuit from popping off. It has worked well for the nearly 6 years I've been trached.

 

This morning about 6:00 a.m. my vent circuit popped off very slightly and it was still held on by the safety strap. I wasn't getting any air and to my horror the vent (LTV 800) wasn't alarming. My caregiver was fortunately awake enough to hear my distress call of clicking my tongue against the roof of my mouth. She raced in and reconnected to my vent. Needless to say I was really shaken up by the whole ordeal.

 

I contacted my DME and they had no idea why that happened. I requested a pulse oximeter be ordered and they totally agreed with me. My doc got the script to my DME and they brought it out tonight. I'm relieved to have this backup in case my vent acts up ever again.

 

Have any of you experienced an incident like this or do you use a pulse ox as a backup precaution?

 

Thanks!

 

Mark



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#963 From: "The Wrights" <mjib@...>
Date: Fri Dec 19, 2008 9:00 pm
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Hi John,
 
I was so expecting Charlie Brown piano music to go with the photo!  Good on you for donating to Toys for Tots.  I admire your positive attitude and appreciate you sharing your thoughts and activities with all of us here. 
 
I hope you enjoy a heartwarming Christmas holiday with lots of family and friends.
 
~ Johanna
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Check out my new blog post. www.johnrsf.blogspot.com
 
Peace,
John
 
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#962 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 9:02 pm
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Thanks Johanna!  I'm sure things will go well and my doc is pretty confident about everything...Mark
 
















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I hope your "blasting" is successful the first time, Mark, and that your transfer into and out of the apparatus is safe and painless for you.  The Photoshop course sounds intriguing.  I spend a lot of time with one of their older programs working on our photos.
 
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
 
~ Johanna
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#961 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
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John,

Always love your insight on things.  Glad to hear you donated to Toys for Tots.  A wonderful program indeed!  Happy holidays to you and your family...Mark
 













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Check out my new blog post. www.johnrsf. blogspot. com
 
Peace,
John
 
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Yahoo IM:johnrsf@pacbell. net
 
 
 


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#960 From: John Herrmann <johnrsf@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:15 pm
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Check out my new blog post. www.johnrsf.blogspot.com
 
Peace,
John
 
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--George Santayana(1863-1952)
 
My E-Mail: johnrsf@...
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#959 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:52 pm
Subject: Disabled advocate’s poems published posthumously 		nodakwheeler
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Disabled advocate’s poems published posthumously | disabled, book, thomas - Local News - TheTelegraph
 
Marlin was an amazing man.  Had to share this.  Take care...Mark


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#958 From: "nanatomikhal2000" <a_swalton@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 4:48 pm
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Hi Chris , you never know what will be interesting to other folk. The
fact that you are from Mass. caught my eye. We used to live in Hingham
many years ago . Now we're in Canada , but have great memories of Mass.
( I can't spell it !!!!!! ). Anyway keep writing , it's folk like you
who give us hope when we are dealing with our little guys. And have a
great Christmas with your family , if you've been to Hingham let me
know .  NanatoMikhal (12)

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#957 From: "Tina Riley" <tsriley@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 4:06 pm
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Hi Chris -
 
I tried to comment on your blog, but the visual verification picture isn't working. The text of my comment:
 
"Thanks, Chris, for the update. I am one of those who would like to read about the "uninteresting" things you would write about. Most of us, able-bodied or not, don't spend our days reshaping the planet and our evenings at fabulous parties; life just isn't that dramatic for most people. The "read-worthy" stuff is all right between your ears, if you have the time, inclination, and skill to share it."
 
Take care - Tina


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#956 From: Bonnie Dombrowski <Dombrofam@...>
Date: Thu Dec 18, 2008 3:50 pm
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Chris,
Thanks for keeping in touch. I would be very interested in hearing about your life in the hospital. It is not something most of us really know about from the inside. Also, Happy Holidays to you and to everyone! I am glad that you will get to particiapte in your family celebration! 
Best regards,
Bonnie
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#955 From: Ruby Cullet <bobertacollins@...>
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Sometimes what you think may not be interesting can interest others. You are 40 years old with DMD, you are an inspiration. I look forward to reading more of your posts. Hope you have a wonderful holiday.
Audrey



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Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 03:05:09 +0000
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] Blog Update - 12/17/08


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#954 From: "The Wrights" <mjib@...>
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Good for you, Chris.  I hope your weekend celebration with your family turns
out even better than you anticipate.  I look forward to your weekly blogs.

~ Johanna, mom of Ian (17) with DMD

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#951 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
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Thanks very much Bonnie!

Mark
 

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From: Bonnie Dombrowski <Dombrofam@...>
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Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 7:45:41 PM
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Hi Mark,

I just wanted to wish you well in the procedure for the stones. I really hope it works for you the first time around.  Glad the school was accommodating to you as well! Have a merry merry and a happy happy as my mother always said!
Bonnie
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#950 From: "The Wrights" <mjib@...>
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I hope your "blasting" is successful the first time, Mark, and that your transfer into and out of the apparatus is safe and painless for you.  The Photoshop course sounds intriguing.  I spend a lot of time with one of their older programs working on our photos.
 
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
 
~ Johanna
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#948 From: Bonnie Dombrowski <Dombrofam@...>
Date: Tue Dec 16, 2008 2:45 am
Subject: Re: 12/14 blog 		dombrowfam
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Hi Mark,
I just wanted to wish you well in the procedure for the stones. I really hope it works for you the first time around.  Glad the school was accommodating to you as well! Have a merry merry and a happy happy as my mother always said!
Bonnie
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#947 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:03 pm
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#946 From: Mark Boatman <nodakwheeler@...>
Date: Tue Dec 2, 2008 11:05 pm
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#945 From: Ruby Cullet <bobertacollins@...>
Date: Mon Dec 1, 2008 3:10 pm
Subject: RE: New Blog Post 		rubycullet
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those are wonderful things to be thankful for

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From: johnrsf@...
Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2008 13:28:55 -0800
Subject: [Duchenne_MD_Support_Group] New Blog Post

Check out my Thanksgiving blog post www.johnrsf.blogspot.com
 
Peace,
John
 
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