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Wow! Good for you (and that ER doc)! First time for that one. In my opinion, anyone with CH would be well advised to seriously consider the D3 regimen. It's basically good for you, and it affects attacks (weaker, less often, or eliminated) in positive ways for more than 85% of people who do it. End of advice.

Interesting experience last night. As you know I was without o2 and freaking the heck out. I was terrified quite honestly. So at midnight I went to the Norton hospital ER in hopes they would send me home with a tank of o2. I explained to them I was not in serious pain, but would be throughout the night because I had run out of o2. Shockingly, the ER doctor understood exactly what I was facing and sent me on my way with a E tank to get me through the night. And I'm sure glad he did. So thankful. Worth the $200 bill I will get for the visit? Yep. Also, I want to clarify. I get my o2 from a medical supply and use your typical regulator for e tanks. Also want to clarify why this happened. A washer on my regulator was all worn and cracked and so when I got my early morning hit my tank was empty, so I had to endure a really bad one, then go into trying to get a replacement tank yesterday. Normally this would not have happened. Check your washers! Yes today I got 3 tanks and am all set. This will not happen again. Thanks again for the support. As for sleeping upright, etc. Doesn't seem to help me.

Coz, so sorry . . . That does happen, when shrooms stop working. It's not even all that rare. Sometimes they start working again, later in the cycle or in a future cycle. Of course, it's important to know that the shrooms you tried were not too old or otherwise compromised, and to be sure you are not using any medications that might block the effects of the shrooms. No idea what the situation in Cyprus is, but if shrooms stop working, many people find that a different busting agent will work for them. Seeds, paper, and others.