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Wendinthewillows
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Another thing and I can't recommend them highly enough ... Chillies the hotter the better ... very good for the respiratory tract ... I live on them ... raw or cooked ...
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JosephineO
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@Wendinthewillows Hello,
Thank you so for sharing your journey, it is so great that you improve year after year and continue to exercise. I am going to tag some members in this post so that they can share their COPD stories with you and read what you have said :)
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Wendinthewillows
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No problem Josephine ... my life motto is never say never ... ...
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Aaliyah
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@Wendinthewillows It is good to hear a happy story :) still struggling a lot with mine, I will try the chillies ;)
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Gefruaw
@Wendinthewillows Thank you for sharing this...I think I will buy some of those chillie for my wife. Lately she is suffering quite a bit, the cold weather really gets into her chest.
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I was told 2years 5 years ago. Stopped smokng and dr has me in. Anora inhaler my kast lung function test shows my lung age 56 years i am 67 but i still reach the criterua fir emphysema how can thus be uf emphysema is a terminal progressuve desease
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Wendinthewillows
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I were first diagnosed in May 1999... the consultant who diagnosed me was quite negative and told me I'd be dead or bedridden in 4 years ...
However he soon got the push and I hooked up with a new one .. the best thing since sliced bread ... in September 2004 he put me forward for a bullectomy ... since that day I've improved year on year ... and my lung function tests get better ... I walk about 2 miles a day back and forth to work mostly up hill on the way ... I am still free of medication and live a full and active life ... ... In the words of my consultant ... I am his pride and joy ... his star patient ... .. Am I the only one who improves year on year