Health Updates (2.5.2021)

Operation: Breathe!
Operation: Breathe!
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Published 2021-02-11
The regularity of the vlog is going to become more frequent as time continues to move forward and so does normal life. However, here are some updates as to the status of my health and what we are doing about it. Thanks for watching and subscribing.


#RareDisease #PulmonaryFIbrosis
All Comments (8)
  • @MoqqiMurphy
    Love that you keep your Christmas lights on the banister.
  • @williamchesser6540
    hey stranger 💜. Congratulations DR. Megan, super stoked for your future. hope you are feeling way better,
  • @kellyfogg7398
    Hi Dr Megan I am new to your channel and please keep your videos coming out and I hope it to be a doctor soon
  • @Nicky-ws9lz
    Hey Megan, what’s happening over there in regards to vaccinations for the virus? Over here in UK we have a system that is vaccinating people in high risk starting with the 90’s and 80’s and care workers and frontline doctors and nurses etc then moving down to over 70’s and clinically extremely vulnerable adults which is where we are now. I’m classed as vulnerable so am having my jab on Saturday evening, my mum had hers last week as she is over 70. She said it made her have shivers and aching for a day or two so I’m prepared for some kind of similar reaction. Hope you tests go ok and they get you sorted. How is your friend Alison? I assume she’s really busy at work with all this virus nightmare. I suppose it stops you getting together with her and your friend Sam that used to show up in the vlog sometimes. Sorry for the long post, but it’s your fault for not updating much lately 😉 lol. Stay safe x
  • @nerdyorganist
    What flow rate do you use on your stationary concentrator vs portable? I know the pulse dose settings don’t equate to liters per minute. For me it’s 2 liters stationary and my inogen G5 is on a setting of 4