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Anyone up for a "welcome back" challange?

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Christmas Carol Game anyone?

Okay... Let's try again. Can you name that carol?

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Difference Between COPD flareup and COVID?

My 85 year old mom has has COPD for 13 yeats years and typically gets a flareup once or twice a year. Then she takes prednisone. Yesterday she started having difficulty breathing. I called her doctor for a prednisone prescription and he said to go to the …

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Does anyone have a recommendation for a brand of nebulizer that they feel works best for them?

I am trying to purchase a nebulizer, but before I do so I was just wondering whether anyone has any advice on which brands they think are the best.

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When is a humidifier recommended on your O2 concentrator?

It is winter and very dry in my house seated by hot air. Do I need a humidifier on my O2 concentrator?

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How long do I have? And how good will it be?

I’m 38M with acid reflux, and had been vaping dried cannabis for about 4-5 years. Quit about 7 months ago because I felt restricted in my breathing. About a month into my quit I started producing clear sticky phlegm, and then some thicker greyish or pale …

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How about a colorful puzzle?

4 - Blue Hawaii. 10 - New York, New York

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Endobronchial Bronchoscopy

I am scheduled for a EBUS Bronchoscopy on 12-8-2010 because of changes to my CT scans. I am a little scared. My doctor told me he is putting me to sleep and this is an outpatient procedure. Have any of you had this done? What can I expect?

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Looks like you guts need something to do...up for it?

These look more difficult than the last one. //ed

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My COPD Action Plan - Have you used it?

Because we have several new people who have recently joined us, I thought it might be good to pose the question to the group. The My COPD Action Plan is a tool that you use to help you live well with COPD as it encourages you to do self-checks and keep …

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Anxiety

I had an intense panic attack last night, probably the first in almost a year (since right after my diagnosis). One of those "you are going to die horribly and slowly and painfully in some cold impersonal hospital" bouts of anxiety. Assuming I'm not the …

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Check in - You can always find a way

Hello dear friends... Have you ever had one of those days? One of those weeks? One of those...years? Sometimes it seems like nothing is going right, but just like this thirsty sheep in the town square, we figure out a way to get by. Somehow... we manage …

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Shortness of breath and a good O2 Sat

I have had COPD for about 4 1/2 years. When I have a breathing incident where im very short of breath for several minutes, i can take my O2 saturation, and its 94 or 95. How can that be and still be short of breath? Could it be something other than COPD?

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Can you find the clue for this season?

Jean was right on, however Dave got it backwards. Would an "N" help in solving C2? Coming up with clever hints is almost as taxing as solving tuh clues! just sayn...//ed

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Wednesday Check in - What do you look for in a doctor?

Doctors. Our doctors. Your doctor. My doctor. Just as we, their patients are all different, we might say that it’s the same with them. No two docs are exactly alike. So, what do you look for in a doctor? What’s most important to you? For some people it’s …

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Yet another wacky?

More wackies //ed

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Check In with us- Let us know how you are doing!

I'm doing OK. I've been getting out for exercise-staying away from people and trying to follow the rules. Watching a minimum of news-It gets to be too much. Keeping in touch with family and friends. I can tend to a loner at times-but-this is more alone …

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Mask wearing for a work day

Hey everyone! For those who are working, what is your experience with wearing a mask for your work day? I wear one nine hours a day and it really bugs my lungs. When I am off work my lungs feel fine, no coughing etc...Put me in a mask for five days …

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Activity Tracking Group???

Would any of you be interested in an activity tracking group? We could figure out a way to connect and share how many steps we have taken, or time we have exercised, or some other metric. Any interest?? All activity levels would be welcomed! Might be a …

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Wednesday Check in - A Different Kind of Holiday

Holidays and celebrations are a time to get together with friends and loved ones to share special meals, exchange gifts, and be inspired by the meaning of the season. But right now it’s different. Much different. We’re in the middle of the Covid-19 …

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How about a post TG puzzle?

Ready for a new challenge? //ed

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New Inhaler

IGood Morning Everyone Recently I went to a new pulmonologist. I have been on Flovent for quite sometime and it’s been working for me except sometimes I do feel the need for my lungs to open up a bit. The Doctor suggested Breo. Is anybody taking Breo and …

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mRNA and possible application for COPD?

Greetings all, first time poster here. I'm wondering if anyone has any information or insights regarding the use of mRNA technology that's being used in Pfizer's and Moderna's coronavirus vaccines into its potential application for COPD? Thanks

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Are you aware that there is a High-Dose Flu Vaccine only for persons aged 65 years and older?

I get fluzone which is higher dose for adults 65 and older I will be getting mine Friday. This 3rd year for this one.

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Exercise - treadmill or a vibration machine best for COPD sufferer?

Hi, my first time here. I would like to ask whether a treadmill or a vibration machine would be best for COPD sufferer. I have looked at both and good reports for each, so just a little unsure. Thanks.

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