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An Asthma Lexicon: Important Terms You Should Know

Part of being a gallant asthmatic -- like you and me -- is keeping up on our asthma wisdom.  That in mind, I've created an asthma lexicon for asthma termonology that often pop up in your questions or whenever you talk to your doctor:   Asthma gene:  It is believed asthma is somehow linked to genetics. When people have asthma,... Read moreChevron

10 Tips to Help Asthmatics Survive the Halloween Fright

You might not think of Halloween as a trigger for asthma, but it can be.  From my own personal experience, I can think of no holiday worse on asthma than Halloween.    In fact, my asthma acted up just about every Halloween that I participated in Trick-or-Treating until I was 11-years-old, at which time I vowed never to do it... Read moreChevron

Goofus and Gallant take their asthma to hunting camp

I'm sure you remember Joe Goofus.  I introduced you to him as the asthmatic that often neglects his asthma with the intent on not missing out on any of life's fun.  His most recent misadventure was last weekend at the Goofus family hunting camp.   And guess what?  He ended up in the emergency room again. ... Read moreChevron

Hey asthmatics! You are not alone!

It might take another chronic lung-er to understand why I say this, but one of the best days of my life was when I realized I was not the only hard-luck asthmatic in the world.   To this day I still think it's neat to know I am not alone. Just last night at work I was called to the emergency room for a "difficult breather." I rushed down... Read moreChevron

Even We Asthmatics Can Run

At the beginning of every year we write about how important it is that asthmatics exercise. In the words of a pamphlet I have from my stay at National Jewish Health dated 1982: "Exercise is good for your heart and your lungs. Every asthmatic should exercise regularly, no matter how bad your asthma is." That was wisdom that still holds true to this... Read moreChevron

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