I recently read a book written for physicians called Fatal Asthma. I wouldn't recommend it though, because it was a difficult read. Yet it was filled with some excellent asthma facts I thought I'd share with you.
Now I certainly wouldn't want to rehash th...
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Enjoyed reading your sum up of book "Fatal asthma".
cajungirl
Thursday, May 14, 2009 at 04:27 PM -
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Thursday, May 14, 2009 at 06:51 PM
Thank you for your efforts,it sure will be very helpful for lots of asthmatics like me who goes in and out of hospital confinements. 
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For those of you new to this asthma disease --...
Hi, Just a note to say "thanks".
Yes, I have lived with "asthma" 45 years of my 47 year life , so I know first hand how important it is "too get proper care and treatment" as soon as symptoms begin. I am scheduled to have "allergy testing" done by my Ear Nose Throat Dr. next week. I have had to re-schedule this appt. 2 times since you MUST be off of steroids for 6 weeks in order to be able to have the allergy testing done. About 2 weeks my husband and I went to visit "a neighbor" and needless to say her son and his 20 year old friends were smoking indoors and once I got home..I was "so sick", wheezing, hyperventilating. I went to the family dr. and they had to do me 2 nebalizer (spelt wrong probably) treatments. I was so sick from the "smoke" in their home. I had not had a back "asthma" attack since 2000 when I went to emergency room and got a "shot" to breathe better. Usually my "nerves" contribute to my "asthma".
sincerely, cajungirl