2/7/2007
Maybe I'm finally getting some control over my asthma/reactive airway disease or whatever they want to call it. I seem to be far less sensitive and my coughing is not as severe.Other than the one small setback with this recent cold weather, the only time I have need for my rescue inhaler otherwise is at work. I use it just prior to reporting for duty and usually need it again about half way through my shift. Believe it or not this is a big improvement. My officers are great and try to warn me if cleaners or pepper spray have been used in an area where I might come in contact with it. Still susceptible to unexpected triggers and my endurance isn't what it was but things are looking up.
Still waiting on my Hep C test results but I'm sure it will be all right. (Well, pretty sure)
God bless us all,
tom
Maybe I'm finally getting some control over my asthma/reactive airway disease or whatever they want to call it. I seem to be far less sensitive and my coughing is not as severe.Other than the one small setback with this recent cold weather, the only time I have need for my rescue inhaler otherwise is at work. I use it just prior to reporting for duty and usually need it again about half way through my shift. Believe it or not this is a big improvement. My officers are great and try to warn me if cleaners or pepper spray have been used in an area where I might come in contact with it. Still susceptible to unexpected triggers and my endurance isn't what it was but things are looking up.
Still waiting on my Hep C test results but I'm sure it will be all right. (Well, pretty sure)
God bless us all,
tom
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Hey Tom thank you for responsding in my entry, I always seem to have a tightness in the diaphragm area.... im with you too!! My pulmonolist won\'t look into more things for me so far *sigh*. Anyhow, glad you sound to be improving :) That is fantastic!!