I am glad to help @summertime4. Once you find out what is going on, call home care agencies to find out what services they offer and specialize in. Ask if any therapists are certified in lymphedema. They may have a physical therapist or occupational therapist that can help you. The certification gives therapists the required training to remove the fluid without causing any other harm. Pushing the fluid too quickly to other areas of the body may cause CHF so make sure the therapist knows what he or she is doing. Once a therapist comes out to your home, he or she may recommend a place for you to go for the proper fitting and purchase of the sleeve. The therapist needs to work with you to get a sleeve. With the right sleeve, they will be able to do more therapy. Depending on the location, the sleeve can be expensive. You may also want to call around places that will provide a sleeve and find out the cost. Hopefully your medical insurance can help cover the cost. Try medical supplies companies in your area. Better to find out ahead of time so you can make better decisions with the therapist regarding your treatment. Plus the therapist will be happy to see you are involved in getting help for yourself. That means a lot.