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hi all. I'm not sure if I'm aloud to ask this question or not on here. So apologies if i should not have asked this n please deleate if need b. Cut long story short I hav Bn in hos fir couble off days, with breathing problem, ad lots of test ect. The datpy I was discharged I was still b in told to slow my breathing down n breath properly. My daughter n I looked at each other n both said my breathing was fine,  but still told I breathing to fast. When I got home I suddenly remembered, that when I was having physio, I was told some people with frybro  do not breath properly. I have Bn trying to research this, but can't find anything on it, I have also asked other frybo groups. But no one has got back to me one way or another. Please can anyone help me find information bout this? Or does anyone know if this is true and why this happens. Thank you for reading this. Again sorry if this was not what I should of put on here. Kind regards Sue.

 

 

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Hello @Hidden username ,

Thanks for the topic. Actually you should post it in a group specially dedicated to fibromyalgia and other related conditions, here is the link: Living with fibromyalgia.

Don't hesitate to create this discussion in the group I named, this way you will have more feedback from other members.

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Fm n breathing https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/other-discussions/news-from-the-media/fm-n-breathing-1467 2016-11-29 11:50:18
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29/11/2016 at 11:59

Thank you very much for your reply. I did post on another group , and got help on what to look up ect. Sorry again for putting it on the wrong site. I'm not very good (as you can probably tell) at doing thing like this. Yes please if you have bit of spare time, to mess me back n tell me how to use Carenity correctly, I would very much appreciate it. Please accept my apology, take care and have a good day. Sue.

 


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No worries, there is nothing to apologize for at all! It's ok to get lost on a site with so many discussions. That's what I am here for - to guide you through the community.

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