I have chamber at home. It has helped immensely. I also do cannabis. I think it too helps.

HBOT definitely helped my son. It’s a slow process like everything else. It is important to do it under a doctors supervision, because while we were at New Orleans we saw patients that came in from other places and had oxygen toxicity. So it’s best to go to a reputable place first. My sons HBOT schedule (from Dr. Harch in Nee Orleans) is 40 dives in 2 months (5 days out of the week) then take a break for 1 1/2 to 2 months.&nbsp;

My husband is 6 years post-TBI (anoxic) and I only just heard about this sort of therapy a few months ago. He got the OK to start in July, but due to scheduling we were only able to get into their chamber 10 times for all of July. A few times it was consecutive days, but then we'd go a week or more without it. I almost feel like it was a waste when I read articles/narratives where people say their benefits/results came from diving every day. Is there still a benefit from a dive here and there or do we need to do it every day? (One place even suggested 2x a day...)

Does anyone have anything to share about using the Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber?

If you can slow yourself down a little bit. This helps for me. Enter a meeting with intent, Interest, and desired outcome. It's all internal. Tell yourself you can and you WILL get through it.

Write some of or better yet, all of the questions you may have down on paper. So if you find yourself getting lost in the conversation you can refer back to your paper to stay focused and in the conversation. It works with meetings with DR's, lawyers, PT, OT etc... not as much with friends or family yet, sometimes it works there to depending on how receptive they are to your needs. Healing vibes!

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Does anyone have anything to share about using the Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber?

Does anybody struggle with being easily confused when having any meetings or conversations with more then 1 individual?