Keeping Oxygen Tubes On At Night

RE: Keeping Oxygen Tubes On At Night Post By Miss Jen (Guest Post) (07/24/2007) I'm so sorry for your loss but thought I might give a tip incase anyone read this needing an idea. I had a baby on oxygen and the hospital gave us little round band aid type adhesives that stuck to her cheeks and then had a second layer to stick the tubes to. You can get them at the hospital if you ask or at a medical supply store. They are cheep and very helpful. RE: Keeping Oxygen Tubes On At Night Post By Sandy (Guest Post) (07/23/2007) I lost my dear Dad 6 months ago today. So sorry--sounds like your Dad is better off now like my Dad is--my Dad had Parkinson's disease for half his life--starting at age 38. RE: Keeping Oxygen Tubes On At Night Post by candleglows (27) | (07/23/2007) Profile | Contact I want to convey my deepest condolences to you on the loss of your dad and he will always be with you in your thoughts and in your heart.. God Bless you!! RE: Keeping Oxygen Tubes On At Night Post By (Guest Post) (07/23/2007) Thank you for your condolences--my family appreciates it. We are blessed in so many ways!! RE: Keeping Oxygen Tubes On At Night Post By (Guest Post) (07/22/2007) Thank you for your suggestion--my Dad passed away on Saturday. But maybe this can help someone else. Thanks again. Editor's Note: So sorry to hear this. Our sincere condolences are with you. Take care. RE: Keeping Oxygen Tubes On At Night Post By deb (Guest Post) (07/19/2007) Take the tubing that goes around his ears and leave the whole thing behind his head, main tube that usually hangs under his neck will now rest at the base of his neck. Tighten the little piece of plastic which usually tightens under his chin and tighten at the base of his skull. Just make sure he is alert enough that when he's sleeping that he rotates with the tubing. If not alert run tubing in the back of his night shirt, to prevent getting it aroung his neck while sleeping. If you dont want to put it behind his head you can use one of the straps that athletes use to keep thier glasses on. You may have to make ajustments in case tubing is to thin, rap tape around tubing. You could make a similar device with velcro or elastic. Measure from back of ear to back of ear, with elastic make sure its snug so it wont slip,like a half head band. Secure around tubing you have marked for proper fit and placement, fix one just for night use only so you can change the tubing in am an not have to fasten and unfasten your stap from the tubing. Good Luck.