Step One: Solomon, hyperbaric chamber engineer, arrives to supervise the move

Step Two: Rose moves the Hyperbaric Chamber (she’s strong!)

Step 3: Chamber Takes a Walk Down Hallway to the Front of the Building

Step 4: Friendly doctor’s office down the hall lets us take out their window (don’t worry, it went back in)

Step 5: Forklift coming UP to the third floor window opening

Step 6: Chamber Takes a Ride Over to New Office

Step 7: Meanwhile Glass Experts Remove Window in New Office Building

Step 8: Forklift Moves Chamber Up to New Office Window

Step 9: Chamber Coming Through Window of New Office

Step 10: Jen Says A-OK!

See you in our new location 501 Kings Hwy East in Fairfield CT soon! Thank you to Solomon, chamber engineer for supervising the move, Connecticut Plate and Art Glass, Friendly doctor’s office in Suite 307 for their window exit, Meyer Moving, and of course, our own Jen and Rose.

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