🟣 “It didn’t change my diagnosis, but it changed how I live with it — and that’s everything.”

I was a long-haul truck driver for nearly 30 years. My job kept me moving — across states, through every kind of weather. But in 1999, everything changed. I thought I was coming down with the flu, but a week later I was in the ICU with just 10% lung function. I was diagnosed with emphysema and bronchitis.That was the start of a long, slow fight.I quit smoking and got by with inhalers for years. But in 2017, my lungs took a turn. I had five serious flare-ups in just a few months. I went from needing oxygen only at night… to needing it all day.I couldn’t bring oxygen tanks into the truck — so I had to stop driving. I tried going back a few times, but the risk was too high. Eventually, I had to retire.That year, I had to sell my Chevelle. I stopped working on cars altogether. We even downsized our home because I couldn’t keep up with the yard. I wasn’t just losing breath — I was losing my independence.

🟣 Finding Puffly™
For a long time, I used a big plug-in nebulizer at home. It helped — but it was loud, slow, and I had to plan my day around it. I couldn’t take it with me. I didn’t feel free.Then my daughter — a nurse — told me about something called a vibrating mesh nebulizer. That’s when I found Puffly™.I was skeptical, but the first time I tried it, I felt the mist hit deep — no hissing, no cords, no struggle to time my breath. It was over in 6 minutes. Quiet. Portable. Easy.

🟣 Life Now
I keep a Puffly™ in my glovebox, one by the bed, and one in my workshop. I haven’t had to drag a loud machine around in months. I still have COPD — but now I feel more in control.I can walk out to the mailbox. I can sit through church without worrying about wheezing. I can shower without turning my oxygen up to 4.5 liters.Most of all, my wife feels better knowing I can manage without her hovering over me.We’ve got five kids and 23 grandkids between us. And now that I’m breathing better, we’re planning to actually see them all this year — not just talk about it.Everyone’s experience is different. Puffly™ is not a cure, but for me, it’s been a small thing that made a big difference.Would you like a shorter version of this for email, landing page quote, or testimonial carousel format?

★★★★★
- Donald A.
- Condition: Emphysema, Chronic Bronchitis, Advanced-Stage COPD.
- Age: 77 Years Old.

🟣 “Puffly gave me back what I was missing — the confidence to be active again. I don’t feel stuck anymore.” 

"Breathing was never easy for me. I was told for years I had chronic bronchitis — and honestly, I didn’t think much of it. I kept smoking, living how I wanted, thinking I could power through it.

Then around age 35, things got more serious. I was diagnosed with both COPD and a mild form of cystic fibrosis. But the real decline hit about a decade ago.

I was working as a carpenter at the time — remodeling kitchens, hauling cabinets, running stairs. One day, while working with my brother, I couldn’t catch my breath at all. That was my wake-up call.

I finally quit smoking. I even changed careers, moving into truck driving to avoid the physical strain. But that didn’t last long either. My lungs just couldn’t keep up.

For a while, I got by. I could walk flat distances if I paced myself — but lifting, stairs, anything uphill? I was totally gassed. And I never knew when the next flare-up was going to hit. I tried using my old nebulizer, but it was so slow and noisy I found myself skipping treatments — or only using it when I was desperate.

🟣 Then I Found Puffly™
A new doctor I started seeing asked me how I was managing my breathing day to day. I told her the truth: “Not very well.

”She told me about newer handheld nebulizers that didn’t need cords or compressors. That’s when I found Puffly™.I was skeptical at first. I’ve tried a lot of devices over the years. But this one was different.I didn’t need to time my breath just right. It was quiet, cordless, and easy to carry — I could treat myself in under 7 minutes and get on with my day.

🟣 Life Now
After a few weeks with Puffly™, I started noticing the difference. I wasn’t dreading stairs anymore. I wasn’t panicking during flare-ups. I even flew to Tennessee recently to help clean out my mom’s house — something I know I couldn’t have done last year.My oxygen numbers are better. I’m more active. I walk five miles a day now, and I’m even thinking about signing up for a local 5K — not to win, just to finish. A year ago, I wouldn’t have dreamed of that.Puffly™ didn’t cure my lungs, but it gave me the confidence and control I’d been missing. It gave me something I hadn’t felt in a long time: hope.Now I tell my neighbor about it. He’s dealing with the same things I was. I told him straight:“It’s small, quiet, and if it doesn’t help, no harm done. But if it does? It could change everything.”

★★★★★
- Ralph H.
- Condition: COPD, Mild Cystic Fibrosis.
- Age: 58 Years Old.

🟣“I Don’t Panic Anymore — I Just Reach for My Puffly"

“I worked in manufacturing for most of my life — welding, painting, working around fumes and dust. (Strange for a woman, I know - but I was always a tom-boy growing up, working on cars, bikes you name it. I loved it) But add in a couple decades of smoking, and my lungs didn’t stand a chance.

I was diagnosed with emphysema six years ago, and it’s been a battle ever since.

The flare-ups are the worst. One minute I’m folding laundry… the next, I’m gasping for air like I’ve just run a marathon. I used a big tabletop nebulizer for a while — it helped, but I hated being stuck in one spot for 20 minutes just to breathe.

It was loud, slow, and completely unportable. I’d skip treatments when I was out, and that backfired more than once.

A woman I met in pulmonary rehab mentioned she used a little handheld nebulizer called Puffly™ — and she swore by it. I ordered one that night.

Now I take mine everywhere — in my purse, in the car, even to church. It’s quiet. It’s fast. And it works. I used it once during a flare-up at the grocery store — no one even noticed.

Puffly™ didn’t cure my condition, but it gave me back my confidence. I don’t feel panicked every time I leave the house. I know I’ve got a way to breathe again — anytime, anywhere. That kind of peace of mind is priceless.”

★★★★★
- Linda J.
- Condition: Emphysema, COPD.
- Age: 66 Years Old.