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And now we play the waiting game.
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\n..oh the waiting game sucks, let’s play hungry hungry goats!
\n15\/6 2026<\/a>
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\nOkay, got the ventilator looked at.
\nIt took a little longer than expected. The ventilator tech guy had said he would come around 11, maybe sooner if possible. Ten to eleven he called and said that the job he was on had taken longer than expected and he asked if he could come tomorrow instead. I hemmed and hawed a little and told him that I’d really like to get it looked at today. Didn’t really want another day of nervous waiting. He said okay, he’d be there around 12.15 then. And around 12.45 ish he arrived. Haha. Well, that was fine, I understand with service people like that you can’t always get an exact time, and I used the wait to get some important computer stuff done.
\nAnd then he got to work, he brought a bunch of equipment and he measured their flow levels and unscrewed covers and all sort of fancy stuff. He told me that their output was within the normal range, but that he would try to help me so they weren’t so invase. He got some noise plugs that he put into the vent system. And he went up on the roof to see if there was anything he could adjust up there with the air intake. And I guess he called the main office and got permission to adjust some things. He was really nice and friendly and helpful, all in all.
\nAnd with all he did, the system seems considerably quieter and the gust of wind is not so powerful. The proper amount of suction? (You’re welcome, fellow Craig Ferguson fans). Well, it’s still quite a bit stronger than in the old apartment. I am honestly not sure if the level it’s at now is comfortable enough for me. Or if I still want to put some cloth over it. I am very sensitive to the cold and the breeze. I’ll have to see how I feel. But it’s definitely better, and he did as much as he could. I’m just happy it got done today and now I can put that all behind me.
\nThat’s a relief.
\nI’m going to relax for the rest of the day. I didn’t have a good night last night. Threw up quite violently. Fun!
\nI’ll sit back and enjoy the gently breeze.
\n15\/6 2026<\/a>
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\nGot an hour fifty on the bike today. So I got that going for me. Trying to right the course again, after some unealthy days. I fall so easily, and so hard, back into bad habits.
\nA tough one today. Very tired and hurting head, legs felt weak. It was a struggle, but I did it, so that’s good. And tomatoes waiting for me. Do the right thing. Why do bad things hae to taste so good?
\nSo far the adjusted ventilator is working out pretty well. It’s definitely an improvement. Still not completely sure if I want to cloth it up. We have hot days coming, it’s not bad to have some airflow when it’s really hot out. And in.
\nGot myself a pulse oxi meter device thing. Measuring oxygen in the blood. Results so far seem to indicate that I have enough blood in my oxygen. No wait, the other way around. So that’s good. I’ll have to try to remember to measure it if I should have another blackout. Maybe I’m over them now, yes maybe.
\nOne day a day, this is way.
\n16\/6 2026<\/a>
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\nRelax.’
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\n16\/6 2026<\/a>
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