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Wednesday, November, 25, 2009
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Take control of asthma: How one young athlete took back her life – and her sport

Taken from the story, A Winning Season Breathe Better, Live in Wellness: Winning your Battle Over Shortness of Breath ©Copyright Jane M. Martin.  Infinity Publishing, 2003   Read Part II of Jennifer Smith's Story Here   I invited Jennifer Smith, a college student and award-winning tennis player, to share her story at our... Read moreChevron

Get the most out of your doctor visit: 7 things you need to know

"What brings you here today, Mr. Jones?" the doctor asks as he enters the room."Well, Doctor, I started feeling kind of crummy a while back and I've noticed that the feeling comes and goes.”"How long ago did it start? Can you describe your symptoms?""I'm not quite sure when it started. It may have been a... Read moreChevron

Is your doctor meeting your COPD needs?

If you have COPD it is especially important for you to have the right physician. As with any chronic health condition, you will, hopefully, be working with your doctor for a long period of time. So, how do you find the right doc for you?  "Jane, if one of your patients just told you what you told me, what would you suggest they... Read moreChevron

Journal your way to better breathing: Can writing actually improve your health?

 Last time we talked about exercise and how it can improve your breathing and your overall wellness. Today we're going to talk about another thing you can do to improve your health and wellbeing with COPD - journaling. Now, you might be thinking, "Journaling is fine for people who like to write, but there's no way that just... Read moreChevron

Reclaiming Your Life Through Pulmonary Rehab

Probably one of the biggest issues faced by people with COPD is loss; the loss of their former level of activity, the loss of the ability to do what they used to do, and perhaps the biggest concern of all, the loss of control over their breathing - and their lives. In another COPD blog, "Now What? Six Steps to Breathing Better with... Read moreChevron

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