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Home Dialysis Machine/System Transition: Part 4
Initial Impression of NxStage at home . . . I have been home, with my NxStage machine, since March 25th. So far I really like it. It has definitely improved my quality of life . . . with the possibility … Continue reading →
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Something Positive to Come Back For . . .
Fingers crossed . . . but I may have the opportunity to try the new dialysis machines for the hospital in the new year. The new machines are the NxStage dialysis machines. Portable. Easier to set-up and use. Travel-friendly. (Google … Continue reading →
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