Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
FT also has it written in their policies that complying with local rules is up to the buyer. If a package is returned to them by customs they will refund minus a fee for actual shipping (usually $25) but that if the package was confiscated by customs there is no refund.
Now thatz ridiculouse. How on earth kood a lil ego get anyone to qui... oh... wate. That wood be me!
I heard about vaping for the first time in the early 90's. Something about using a flashlight. I blew that off. Then about 8 years ago a friend of my nephew came to a party at my sisters home & he was vaping on what I now recognize as an Evod, maybe a carto tank set up. It got my attention, I didn't inquire, but I recognized the word vaping & sort of knew what it was & it had progressed beyond flashlights. It eventually progressed enough & looked simple enough that I was genuinely interested in doing some research.
YES!! pages of fishing might get us in trouble if we don't "reel" it inbut the health/well being of our porchers is never off topic here.
Time for an update concerning my Bride's cancer treatment and stuff for those that are interested in following along. If not interested, please feel free to bypass the rest of this post.
We spent the 15th and 16th in the emergency room because she was having trouble breathing and her oxygen stats had dropped into the 70's, according to our pulse oximeter at home. They ran several tests and determined that she had fluid in the pleural space (the pleura is a sac that encases the lung; the pleural space is the area between the pleura and the lung). The doctor came in on Sunday the 16th and performed a thoracentesis (stuck a needle in her back to drain the fluid). We went home that night and she was feeling much better, but she's been on home oxygen since then.
She began having trouble breathing again this past Monday, so we managed to get in to see the doctor again yesterday. The doctor put in a catheter so that I can drain the fluid off from home. We'll have to do that for about the next six weeks. After that point, she says that the pleura should re-attach to the lung and there is a less than ten percent chance that fluid will accumulate after that. So that was good news, because we were expecting that this was going to be a long term issue.
Also, yesterday afternoon, we heard back about the clinical trial medications. Our insurance had denied coverage and denied all appeals. We applied for Merck's Patient Assistance Program. About a week and a half ago Merck denied our request, but said that we may qualify for an exception clause and allowed us to apply for that. We did, and it was approved yesterday! YAAYYYY!!! So now, we're waiting to actually receive the medications, which shouldn't take too long. We have a CT scheduled for tomorrow morning, and will likely have several appointments next week so that the doctors can run tests to establish baselines before beginning the treatment. She will take the treatments for two months, then have the scans and blood work done again to see if it is doing any good. But we're finally On The Path! She has been without any treatment for the past three months or so, and we've both been very anxious to get something started again.
So, that's the long and short of it for now... sorry for not updating y'all in a while, but we've been in limbo for a while and finally have some news to share. At least it is the beginning of some good news.
lol Love it when this type of thing happens!!
Jup nephew spent gobwods of $$ on an MPV 3 Pro, an IsubG tank and some juice, I wanna say it was about 300.00
I could have gotten him a much better mod (those are good, but bulky and no replaceable batt) a better tank for him starting out than a sub ohm, for a whole lot less money. And he knew that, but he wanted to do it himself, and he just never trusts anything his mom or I tell him......even though the "so called" experts often tell him the same thing. Could have even gotten him the same set up for a lot less money if that's what he wanted. He's got some severe mental illness. Part of it includes thinking that if he pays more money for something, it must be a better thing. lmao.......love it!
I have a dremmel too and erm...I never learned to use it. Seriously. I don't know how this crazy thing works. I got my brother in law to drill out the airholes on my IGO-L.
Usually Vape NoVA, on Rt1, just north if Target. I'm in there once a week, anyway -- just to visit and help newbies. I
Aaron, Heather and Patrick. What little I know about building, I learned from Aaron .
Usually Vape NoVA, on Rt1, just north if Target. I'm in there once a week, anyway -- just to visit and help newbies. I
Every once in awhile, I go to Eco Vapez on Duke (cuz I like Cisco).
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Never been to Vaporsolutions. Falls Church has way too much traffic! It's funny, isn't it, that we tend to have "our" vape shop
). Mostly, I DIY... What's special about the shop, to me, is that they are very well-informed, helpful, and really kind. And they give a military, firefighter, law enforcement and educator discount.
Never been to Vaporsolutions. Falls Church has way too much traffic! It's funny, isn't it, that we tend to have "our" vape shop
Vape NoVA has a decent selection. They carry a lot of brands, with several popular cereals and fruits (none of which I vape
Eco vapez changed management (same owner), and opened a shop in Hyattsville. Much better, now. EV and VN have done some fund raising for CASAA, together.
