Thanks for sharing your trip. The great memories will last a lifetime.
Kona is my very favorite coffee. Wonderful stuff!
One question or observation – If you breath better there and need less oxygen, what is the elevation? I am now living in Florida at an elevation of 60 feet above sea level and breathe much better than I did when I lived in Virginia where the house was at 1,900 feet.
I have Mayo Clinic diagnosed Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis since 2012 and use O2 24/7. For the past 4 years, the wife says the house is too hot and I say it’s too cold. She can tolerate the thermostat set at 79 degrees F and I do too with the use of a long sleeve flannel shirt.
Never once have I considered the cold intolerance to be a side effect of IPF. At 83, there are too many other possibilities. I do not believe that heat intolerance is a proven side effect of IPF. Thank of the thousands of people with heat intolerance who do not have IPF.
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