Yes Hospital allows vaping...

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Bootiewootsy

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I had to take my husband to the hospital yesterday as the chemo was affecting his kidneys and heart in a bad way.. I am positive they will find an answer. Any way the important thing is I had already asked his chemo Dr. if good vap. He finally three weeks ago quit the stinkies with the green smokes. So today I took them into the hospital and and asked if it was ok for him to use them in his private room.. They said yes and that they have several patients that have them. Just don't walk the halls while vaping, which he would not do anyway.. So hurray for the vapers.. He is in Florida Hospital in Ormand Beach. very nice and brand new..
 

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I had to take my husband to the hospital yesterday as the chemo was affecting his kidneys and heart in a bad way.. I am positive they will find an answer. Any way the important thing is I had already asked his chemo Dr. if good vap. He finally three weeks ago quit the stinkies with the green smokes. So today I took them into the hospital and and asked if it was ok for him to use them in his private room.. They said yes and that they have several patients that have them. Just don't walk the halls while vaping, which he would not do anyway.. So hurray for the vapers.. He is in Florida Hospital in Ormand Beach. very nice and brand new..

I sending Positive Waves your way for your Husband and for You.
 

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I've got a friend going through chemo for stage 4 colon cancer. I hope your husband gets through it okay. It can be brutal. Oddly though, it doesn't seem to affect my friend at all. He does his chemo at home over a 48 hour period, last time was his 7th time I think, he spent the whole weekend outside doing yard work. lol
 
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If they ever put my mother back in the hospital they better allow vaping because she will be doing it. There used to be a small courtyard down the hall you could go to but now the entire hospital grounds are "Non smoking"
My local hospital has an entire "smoke free" campus. Even the employees have to walk off the property to smoke so I highly doubt they'd allow vaping. My mother works there and I pick her up from there sometimes and I sit right in my jeep with the windows down and vape while waiting in the parking lot. I get some strange looks sometimes but
nobody has said anything yet.

OP: I hope your husband has a speedy recovery and that everything works out for the best!

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zoiDman

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My local hospital has an entire "smoke free" campus. Even the employees have to walk off the property to smoke so I highly doubt they'd allow vaping. My mother works there and I pick her up from there sometimes and I sit right in my jeep with the windows down and vape while waiting in the parking lot. I get some strange looks sometimes nobody has said anything yet.p

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I never Agreed with this type of Total property Ban on Smoking and or Vaping. If a Hospital (or any other Business) wants to Ban Smoking and Vaping from enclosed Spaces, OK. I don't love the Vaping part, but I can Honor it.

But when a Ban Includes Outdoor Areas such as Parking Lots? That is Just going Too Far in My Mind.
 
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