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Re: CPAP & Hospital Use

Posted by D.H. on September 08, 2004 at 04:20:42:
In Reply to: Re: CPAP & Hospital Use posted by John Len on September 07, 2004 at 20:00:53:
I always keep a packing list in the carrying case. If you had done that, your daughter whould have known to pack the cord. There are other parts that can be forgotten, for instance the piece that holds the mask to the hose and the reservoir (F&P CPAPs cannot be used without the reservoir).

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Re: CPAP & Hospital Use John Len 19:06 9/08/04 (4)

Re: CPAP & Hospital Use D.H. 19:47 9/08/04 (3)

Re: CPAP & Hospital Use John Len 17:58 9/09/04 (2)

Re: CPAP & Hospital Use D.H. 06:07 9/10/04 (1)

Re: CPAP & Hospital Use John Len 19:45 9/10/04 (0)

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