Member Jo-Jo
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Thank you for the responses. Sorry I was unclear describing my purchase. I found a 100W solar panel and a wind turbine. We do have a small DaranEner Portable Power Station NEO300, but had not purchased any solar panels until the one today.
Due to a stroke, my youngest child is on a home ventilator (Trilogy EVO), continuous pulse oximetry, and oxygen concentrator only when sleeping or ill. (He is such an amazing guy!) We have a wall-chargeable battery system (big, heavy “car” battery) as back-up that we routinely charge for emergencies. The vent has an internal battery, too. We have a propane generator and a gasoline generator, but realize that both are limited due to fuel supplies.
We have a couple of other family members that use Bipaps at night, as well as a daughter that requires shallow hyperbaric dives multiple times per week.
Our little town in Texas was hit pretty hard last week by over 20 inches of rain that caused more flooding than Hurricane Harvey. We were gratefully spared the devastation that many in our neighborhood and area experienced, but it was another reminder that I need to continue learning and striving to add a reliable solar generator and the necessary panels.
I am rewatching Pinball’s videos about solar generators. Any other suggested sites (preferably written in simple terms for dummies) would be greatly appreciated. I know that God has not given us a spirit of fear… I am grateful for this community and the wealth of knowledge each of you offers.
Blessings,
Jo-Jo
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Praying for your mother-in-law, for you, and for all those involved in her care.
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Please enter me in the Grower’s Solution Quonset Greenhouse contest.
Blessed by Jesus,
Jo-Jo
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I am so grateful that you share Jesus, gardening, cooking, and homesteading. You two are such a blessing. I found you on Youtube when looking for gardening videos. I will soon be living in Nacogdoches county Texas. If chosen, I would most like the gift certificate from MyPatriotSupply. May God continue to richly bless you.
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I found that a pharmacy in a nearby town would fill 6 months or 12 months of prescription medications at a reduced cash price. (Be sure to get a quote and ask how the doctor has to word the prescription.) Their “Extended Day Cash Plan” provides many generic prescriptions for as low as $70 for a 12 month supply. Here is a sample of what is offered:
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My mother’s insurance did not cover one of her medications. The pharmacy gave us a cash price. It was more than $70, but much less than having it filled monthly at Wal-Mart.
My brother has also had medications filled through a Canadian pharmacy at a reduced cost.
I hope this helps. I am grateful for this community.
May God richly bless and keep you.
Jo-Jo