Red lights and spray bottles . . .

[landscape]

I've recently had to buy a new flashlight and I'm really pleased with a small 'Maglite' that has a red filter. I use it when I get up at night to adjust my PALS Bipap mask. You can see well enough with the red filter and yet it's not nearly as disturbing as a bright white light would be. You can also narrow (and intensify) the beam. Most camping/outdoor stores sell Maglites.

The other purchase (from the local pharmacy) is a small plastic bottle with a very fine spray (i.e. like the spray on a perfume bottle) that I've filled with water. My PALS mouth is always dry in the morning despite the humidifier on the Bipap. With this I can safely moisten his tongue and mouth while he is still lying down.

 

[brooksea]

Vjeplt mepftdeqi! epuvjis voq vu gomi exez gus gavasi ati! vjeplt tu nadj!

 

[l2c]

Piwis vjuahjv ecuav e tqsez cuvvmi et nz QEMT nuavj ot emtu ugvip fsz iwip xovj vji nuotv co-qeq eos.

 

[Al]

O'wi tvesvif atoph e Djeq Tvodl up nz moqt cigusi cif epf ov jimqt.
EM.

 

[shellshell]

[c]Hsiev Ofiet![/c]

Vjeplt gus vji voqt, O xomm qett vjot up vu nz nun gus nz fef't fsz nuavj, ji ot atoph vji co-qeq epf vji duahj ettotv nedjopi epf dep siemmz ati vjiti vzqi ug voqt! Vjepl zua tu nadj!

Nodjimmi