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Hello Cindycoleman.

For sure you can get it.

Ask at the Pharmacie de la Gare or the Royal PP hospital.

Both the best in their field.

Good luck

Joe
Cambodia expert
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thanks.

actually, you responded by saying, "for sure you can get it"....do you know that for sure, or are you assuming that it so?

Are you questioning my advice?

Don't follow it , go your own way, I was only trying to help.
I don't care if you follow it up, it's my duty here to give advice and so I do.

But to "defend" my remark that you can get it for sure:

Had a neighbour in Sihanoukville with home oxygen. He brought it from PP...........

Have a nice day.

Joe
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no, i am not questioning your advice, nor am i not going to follow it.  i was asking a simple question.   do you know that for sure or do you assume it?  and you answered my question, when you said that you knew someone who had gotten home oxygen from PP.
that's all i wanted to know. 
you don't need to be defensive, but you do need to understand that someone who depends upon oxygen to be able to breathe may be concerned about whether it is actually available.

I understand that to the full content.

I had to save the life of my neighbour after he fell out of the bed and his girlfriend was not able to put him back and get him oxygen. He nearly died but luckily things changed and he survived.

Instead of questioning me and my advice you could have better gotten in touch with the two links I mentioned, then you would have known not only that it is available but also where it is available.

Wouldn't that be of more significance?

Joe

cindycoleman wrote:

nor am i not going to follow it.

Not a lot of point asking then

I read the thread, googled, rang a place using my free Skype minutes, and found a supplier willing to deliver to local addresses.
Took a few minutes and I'm not even in the country.

Yes, my friend did that for my mum and she was able to purchase a home oxygen, no problem.