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  1. I received that e-mail, but I did not open it, it didn't sound right. To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Friday, March 9, 2012 10:58 AM Subject: Re: Jingles9999 I got a complaint from Donna too. I emailed this Bob about that. Since it's h

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  2. I have a feeling this guy's account has been hacked because he has his account marked no email. He's still under moderation in the group though. I'll ban him out and it should stop.Cindy To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Friday, March 9, 2012 4:36

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  3. I didn't actually get one either, but I did ban this guy. We're trying hard to keep this a good, clean group and we won't put up with the spam. If you run across a good article on asthma or asthma treatments out there, that's fine to post. Cindy, Co-

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  4. Cindy, thank you for your careful watch on the asthma group because now more than ever spam is getting out of hand. Am sure you have already heard about the newest spam being sent to smart phones. Sometimes I think that getting older can be a bles

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  5. That's true Jenn, and I did try to contact Bob, but received nothing back from him. If he'd like to rejoin the group, we'll let him back in as long as the spam doesn't continue.Cindy To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 3:

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  6. Most of the time they are plastic type of material or metal ones. > >  Hi all,  I realise this may seem a strange question, but please answer if you can.  Is a bedpan called the same in other parts of the world, like the USA & Europe?  If n

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  7. Hi , unfortunately in many UK hospitals, bedpans are now constructed from pressed recycled cardboard! So don't strike a light or leave it too long or it'll leak! All in the names of health & safety and finance! Relieving ones self into a cardboar

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  8. Eeeeeewwwwww!!! LOLJanelle Hi , unfortunately in many UK hospitals, bedpans are now constructed from pressed recycled cardboard! So don't strike a light or leave it too long or it'll leak! All in the names of health & safety and finance! Reli

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  9. Good idea,Steve, to let others know about one's inhaler location--just in case. > > > In social settings, whether it's a night of karaoke, or dinner and dancing. Do you let someone in your party know you have asthma and where your inhaler is shou

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  10. I don't. But when I go away with my Guides, I generally make sure at least one other Guider knows where my spare inhaler is, just in case.JennTha can tek t'lass outta Yorkshire...! Don't brand me, don't classify me, don't tell me what to wear. I'll

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  11. Here in the US a bedpan is used for people who can't get up to go to the bathroom.Cindy To: AsthmaGroup <asthma >; AspergillusGroup Sent: Monday, March 12, 2012 11:24 AM Subject: Bedpan Hi all, I realise this may seem a strange q

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  12. I find that the white noise of the heater and fan also help me to sleep better. I am living in my Grandparents house right now while they are out of the country. Why pay to heat or cool the whole house when it is just me? I can take the heater or fan

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  13. Madeline this lastest front coming through today is kicking things up with me...Im coughing a bit more than normal. I hope you are ok at this point. We in GA have a 60% chance of severe weather this evening...this is the remnants of the system that

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  14. Pass some rain up here. The pollen count is 8.7 and will be 9.7 2morrow and my parents are expecting me to go to Easter service with no a/c in the building.I wake up with running itchy eyes, sneezing,stuffed up nose and no rain in sight.Not sure if i

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  15. Do you mean with eating it or smelling it? I don't have a problem with either as long as the cinnamon doesn't get up my nose.Cindy To: [email]Asthma [/email] Sent: Saturday, April 7, 2012 12:34 PM Subject: Cinnamon Anyone have proble

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  16. That's not as bad as I have gotten, but bad enough. I have gotten bad enough to have to go to the health clinic. I carry my portable neb with me too, but I rarely have to use it lately. I almost had to with this.Cindy To: [email]asthma [/email]

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  17.  Perfume can do it to me too! But never as bad as that attack. Usually a couple of puffs twice will clear me back up. Re: I have a stupid question Wow! Glad you're ok! Smoke makes me so ill. Today at school, I was getting ready t

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  18. So do I, , but unfortunately heard it again on a different channel & different weatherman. They are saying that we are going to have very low humidity, very dry and hotter than ever weather this summer. My mind went blank for a moment but they

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  19. Ive had good luck with Nasalcrom in the past..but research is showing that sinus rinses with distilled water and a saline mix packet 2-3 times a day have the same effect. I know that the sinus rinses have played a huge role in getting my asthma und

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  20. Hi, my grandson uses a Sodium cromoglicate nasal spray while I use a Beclonase nasal spray which works very well. I know the beclonase is steroid based but I'm not sure about the cromoglicate one. I can't even pronounce the word! Hope this helps?

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  21. For me Serious meanscan not breath even after taking 60 mg of Prednisone for 5 days or wake up and can not talkThis last Oct, I couldn't talk, the ER doc annoyed me by saying "I can not believe you came in under your own steam." To bad I could say t

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  22. Hi,The school that my kids go to is sad.They ask the child "what do you want me to do?" and I found out today the nurse is only there on Thursdays. Then the 12 year old comes home and says that just because his older brother was home with a day and a

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  23. ...Ill trade ya pollen counts! But you wont want to....ours have been 11 or higher for the last week or so. Today its only 10.7 but we were in Charlotte NC yesterday and my eyes are tore up and my asthma wants to switch gears. FYI the whole easter

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  24. Wow! Glad you're ok! Smoke makes me so ill. Today at school, I was getting ready to take a test in class, and some girl's perfume lit me up. It took 3 puffs of my inhaler and stepping out of the room for a minute to get my breath. I couldn't talk muc

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  25. From what I understand there is specific Marijuana grown for Asthma.  Now I do not know much about this, the how’s and whys.  They also have a special type of pipe -  for lack of better words, that mists the marijuana much like those

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