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Wow, Jenn! You all are getting the rain we need here in the U. S. Of course, parts of Florida are getting hit pretty hard. We are going to have possible 100 + F degree temps and ozone today, and maybe tomorrow, in NE Tennessee. UGH!!! I hope the humi

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Autumn, It is so sad to hear you say that. I am more interested in natural ways of healing my Asthma. For many years I was pressured by Doctors to take preventatives for my Asthma but I refused. I am much better for it. Â Cortico-steroids are very

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Jenn, I looked at your weather and that could get anyone sick let alone those of us with lung problems .... Glad you're fine and hope you remain that way ... Stay safe.Sharon/NYFrom:" A Hill" Subject: OT - WeatherDate:June 28, 2012 5:42:24 PM EDTTo

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HiI don't know if our weather today has made news in America (it's headline news here!) but if it has, I thought I'd let you know that despite living right in the very centre of teh country, one of the worst hit areas, I'm completely fine, and other

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I seem to remember my granddad having to pay for a nebuliser (he died of emphysema), as it wasn't something provided on the NHS. Here, nebulisers are only given out for really severe asthma, as generally, for anyone else, the thought it that if you n

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I am from the US where they push meds down your throat. That is what I am used too. Hi everyone, hope you're all well, healthy and bright today? OK, I need some information but please bear in mind I am in the UK and do not have the riche

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Hi Autumn, I normally purchase a 12 month pre-payment prescription card for my meds, this means I pay a one off fee and then the cost of all the meds I need are covered for that period. This only applies to prescription charges because luckily in th

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Hi Leonie, Nope I've never heard of Mobisora but I'm very interested in hearing how this works for you over a period of time, so can you provide weekly updates please? Sadly one night is not enough to go on. One other mention, the ventolin (salbu

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Hi Everyone,Being new to the list I guess I should introduce myself. I live in AUSTRALIA and I am an Asthmatic. I was diagnosed at the age of 3yrs with Bronchial Pneumonia. I am now 65yrs. As a child I had different medications to suppress my Asthma.

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Hi Autumn, It's very much like that here if one is not careful. Unfortunately I have to be careful because some of my medication cannot be taken with a huge range of other drugs. So I check every thing and don't allow a doctor to go off on his/her eg

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glad to know they will fix it for you Hi everyone, hope you're all well, healthy and bright today? OK, I need some information but please bear in mind I am in the UK and do not have the riches of a banker. I need a new nebuliser, my prese

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Hi Jenn, yep I'm seeing my consultant on Monday and I intend asking him about a NHS nebuliser. I did mean to ask my GP last Monday but the stabbing pains of pleurisy affected my memory somewhat. It was 2004 when I was told I couldn't get a loan nebu

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I have an aunt in town visiting my mom and I. She, for whatever reason, has to have a fan on at night. As a result, the living room where she's sleeping is darn cold. On top of that she's a smoker . And mom's letting her smoke despite our buildings n

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I know I have read that somewhere, but, I read so much, I forget half of it. I just had a couple of days in the hospital with my stomach being scoped twice, I am supposed to call that Dr. Thank you for reminding me of this I will ask him about this

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Oh, I know, where you are coming from. Sometimes nothing helps, this wild ride we are on with our systems is so terrifying sometimes. I believe that once one thing, the stomach the asthma, or even the sinuses, gets upset, they all kick in, at least

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Unfortunately my health is severe enough to require the aid of both steroid inhalers and tablets, so I have no choice. I would love not to take either, or some of the other horrible medication I'm forced to devour daily. But I have no choice. I do t

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To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 10:32 AM Subject: Re: Author Madeline It's a good book Madeline, noted some interesting things I need to look into. Many thanks Cheers from Mike (Chip) Chapman Cornwall. UK

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Do NOT click on this link. We have no idea what this is!!!!Cindy, Co-Moderator

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It's a good book Madeline, noted some interesting things I need to look into. Many thanks Cheers from Mike (Chip) Chapman Cornwall. UK Subject: gastroparesis - iptatroprium bromide/ spiriva -warning BOOKTo: "asthma group" <Asthma >Date: Satur

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Hi, I have checked out some of the medication we use as the names can be different depending on where we live. So, What is Symbicort? Symbicort contains a combination of budesonide and formoterol. Budesonide is a steroid that reduces inflammation i

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....Just click this link and you will find something new and useful! [url]http://www.colegiomigueldecervantes.cl/new-year.link.php?cyahoo=12p6[/url]

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Thanks for the info . I have just run a cursory Google search on it. It seems to have many of the same side effects as prednisone. So, I am not sure what the benefit would be. I think right now I am better off continuing my taper on the prednison

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Willo,I would definite follow up with an allergist for testing, but I would also follow up with a GI. It really seems that you are developing sensitivities very quickly to a wide range of foods (especially as nuts and peanuts are not the same. Pean

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Hi all. Here is my BOOK on gastroparesis. I have been dealing with this for a while, but for a long time I confused the symptoms with GERD. Even though I was having bloating and belching that were not listed on any of the lists as GERD symptoms, I

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I can't use Ipratropium at all. It was mixed with albuterol one time in the er a few years back and it made my heart palpitate and race badly. Now I know albuterol can do that too, but not near as badly as the mix did for me. I use albuterol and it d

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Wow, Jenn! You all are getting the rain we need here in the U. S. Of course, parts of Florida are getting hit pretty hard. We are going to have possible 100 + F degree temps and ozone today, and maybe tomorrow, in NE Tennessee. UGH!!! I hope the humi

Autumn, It is so sad to hear you say that. I am more interested in natural ways of healing my Asthma. For many years I was pressured by Doctors to take preventatives for my Asthma but I refused. I am much better for it. Â Cortico-steroids are very

Jenn, I looked at your weather and that could get anyone sick let alone those of us with lung problems .... Glad you're fine and hope you remain that way ... Stay safe.Sharon/NYFrom:" A Hill" Subject: OT - WeatherDate:June 28, 2012 5:42:24 PM EDTTo

HiI don't know if our weather today has made news in America (it's headline news here!) but if it has, I thought I'd let you know that despite living right in the very centre of teh country, one of the worst hit areas, I'm completely fine, and other

I seem to remember my granddad having to pay for a nebuliser (he died of emphysema), as it wasn't something provided on the NHS. Here, nebulisers are only given out for really severe asthma, as generally, for anyone else, the thought it that if you n

I am from the US where they push meds down your throat. That is what I am used too. Hi everyone, hope you're all well, healthy and bright today? OK, I need some information but please bear in mind I am in the UK and do not have the riche

Hi Autumn, I normally purchase a 12 month pre-payment prescription card for my meds, this means I pay a one off fee and then the cost of all the meds I need are covered for that period. This only applies to prescription charges because luckily in th

Hi Leonie, Nope I've never heard of Mobisora but I'm very interested in hearing how this works for you over a period of time, so can you provide weekly updates please? Sadly one night is not enough to go on. One other mention, the ventolin (salbu

Hi Everyone,Being new to the list I guess I should introduce myself. I live in AUSTRALIA and I am an Asthmatic. I was diagnosed at the age of 3yrs with Bronchial Pneumonia. I am now 65yrs. As a child I had different medications to suppress my Asthma.

Hi Autumn, It's very much like that here if one is not careful. Unfortunately I have to be careful because some of my medication cannot be taken with a huge range of other drugs. So I check every thing and don't allow a doctor to go off on his/her eg

glad to know they will fix it for you Hi everyone, hope you're all well, healthy and bright today? OK, I need some information but please bear in mind I am in the UK and do not have the riches of a banker. I need a new nebuliser, my prese

Hi Jenn, yep I'm seeing my consultant on Monday and I intend asking him about a NHS nebuliser. I did mean to ask my GP last Monday but the stabbing pains of pleurisy affected my memory somewhat. It was 2004 when I was told I couldn't get a loan nebu

I have an aunt in town visiting my mom and I. She, for whatever reason, has to have a fan on at night. As a result, the living room where she's sleeping is darn cold. On top of that she's a smoker . And mom's letting her smoke despite our buildings n

I know I have read that somewhere, but, I read so much, I forget half of it. I just had a couple of days in the hospital with my stomach being scoped twice, I am supposed to call that Dr. Thank you for reminding me of this I will ask him about this

Oh, I know, where you are coming from. Sometimes nothing helps, this wild ride we are on with our systems is so terrifying sometimes. I believe that once one thing, the stomach the asthma, or even the sinuses, gets upset, they all kick in, at least

Unfortunately my health is severe enough to require the aid of both steroid inhalers and tablets, so I have no choice. I would love not to take either, or some of the other horrible medication I'm forced to devour daily. But I have no choice. I do t

To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 10:32 AM Subject: Re: Author Madeline It's a good book Madeline, noted some interesting things I need to look into. Many thanks Cheers from Mike (Chip) Chapman Cornwall. UK

Do NOT click on this link. We have no idea what this is!!!!Cindy, Co-Moderator

It's a good book Madeline, noted some interesting things I need to look into. Many thanks Cheers from Mike (Chip) Chapman Cornwall. UK Subject: gastroparesis - iptatroprium bromide/ spiriva -warning BOOKTo: "asthma group" <Asthma >Date: Satur

Hi, I have checked out some of the medication we use as the names can be different depending on where we live. So, What is Symbicort? Symbicort contains a combination of budesonide and formoterol. Budesonide is a steroid that reduces inflammation i

....Just click this link and you will find something new and useful! [url]http://www.colegiomigueldecervantes.cl/new-year.link.php?cyahoo=12p6[/url]

Thanks for the info . I have just run a cursory Google search on it. It seems to have many of the same side effects as prednisone. So, I am not sure what the benefit would be. I think right now I am better off continuing my taper on the prednison

Willo,I would definite follow up with an allergist for testing, but I would also follow up with a GI. It really seems that you are developing sensitivities very quickly to a wide range of foods (especially as nuts and peanuts are not the same. Pean

Hi all. Here is my BOOK on gastroparesis. I have been dealing with this for a while, but for a long time I confused the symptoms with GERD. Even though I was having bloating and belching that were not listed on any of the lists as GERD symptoms, I

I can't use Ipratropium at all. It was mixed with albuterol one time in the er a few years back and it made my heart palpitate and race badly. Now I know albuterol can do that too, but not near as badly as the mix did for me. I use albuterol and it d

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