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The seven benefits of having asthma

Rick Frea
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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Living through an asthma attack is never fun.  The good news is asthma can be controlled, and you can live a normal life with it.  That in mind, and since we have to live with it anyway, no point in saying, "Why me?"   Based on my experience from being a lifelong asthmatic, I ha...
  1. 7 Benefits of Asthama
    Dr.Vashisht
    Friday, January 23, 2009 at 07:12 PM

    Common experience when putdown on paper can make a better clinical Laboratary.

    This article shows how to prevent,how to live,how to enjoy a disesae condition.

    GOD BLESS YOU

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    Anonymous
    Sunday, March 08, 2009 at 05:53 PM
    these 7 benefits of having asthma were useless. they didn't help me with anything. you people are so stupid maybe think twice about having those your site. or just find some better benefits because the ones you have are just peices of junk. whoever came up with those must be 5 because those things are super gay
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  3. Not very sensitive to the suffering of Asthmatics
    Jacob
    Thursday, March 12, 2009 at 07:40 AM

    When I read the title in my email I thought, "Well, I need to read this as it seemed a bit of a strethc to look at asthma as a benefit to anyone. Although the sentiments in the list of seven are things to strive for; not many people suffering with a disease as serious as asthma or copd or emphysema would consider their conditions "benefits". Imagine if you were a child with a life-long debilitating illness like asthma, or an elderly person barely able to breathe. You really need to be careful when addressing things to the population you are dealing with. This article had little sensitivity for the sufferer as it was written in what seemed to be rather glib sound-bites. I wonder of the author is an asthma sufferer. Because unless you've been through the near suffocating experience of having to rely on meds breathe, you would write with greater sensitivity and explanation. If the author does have a lung condition than perhaps they need to generate their own "empathy" in a greater fashion when writing such material. In any event, the editors of this site should also be more responsible about what is written here.

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