When the COPD patients in Respiratory Therapist Sandy Wright’s pulmonary rehab class were discouraged about having “bad air” days, she put them to work…not with a new routine on treadmills and bicycles, but in a much different way.
As we all know, the mystery of “good days – bad days” can be a real problem for people with COPD. Bad days, sometimes called by COPD’ers as “bad air” days, seem to come out of nowhere just when things are going along pretty well. For some...
At the risk of sounding like some classic old western movie, if you have pain, then you know about the good, bad and ugly days. As soon as... Read more »
A note from Jane: I’ll be taking some time off in July, but in place of my usual shareposts I’d like to pass on some wisdom from the... Read more »
My father and I recently braced my father's brother and his wife about what to expect during their first visit with Mom in two years.... Read more »
What does your experience with RA look like today? Is it an intimidating pile of medication, a swollen joint or testing a new mobility aid?... Read more »
This weekend we celebrated another Father’s Day – a day once a year that we recognize the hard work our fathers, husbands, and sons do... Read more »
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