Taking a Deep Breath
All my life I have struggled with breathing. I spent many days in an oxygen tent as an infant and as an adolescent. My teen years were some of the worst. I can remember long nights in my dad's lazy boy chair struggling to inhale and wishing I was dead. One of the toughest things at that time is that there were so many doctors that thought that asthma was a psychosomatic illness. The acceptance of asthma as a real illness is just one of the positive steps in its treatment. There are more drugs. There are more therapies.
Now I still struggle at times with it. No - I don't want anyone to start telling all the things that have worked for them and I hope that this does not elicit an onslaught of commercial e-mails. I just wanted to say I really enjoy life when I can breathe and it is not so good when I can't. Right now I can't.
Missy
365/267/115
Now I still struggle at times with it. No - I don't want anyone to start telling all the things that have worked for them and I hope that this does not elicit an onslaught of commercial e-mails. I just wanted to say I really enjoy life when I can breathe and it is not so good when I can't. Right now I can't.
Missy
365/267/115
1 Comments:
At 2/06/2006 12:14 PM, Karon said…
OMG ... You are two pounds away from having 100 lbs gone. Woo hoo! I'm going to be watching for that post. Keep up the good work and I hope you're able to breathe again soon.
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