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Not_Giving_Up

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Mon Apr-25-05 01:48 AM
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I wish I could sleep

I had to do a damn breathing treatment at 10:00...it's now nearly two, and I'm still wired and shaky from that shit.

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Historic NY

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Mon Apr-25-05 01:49 AM
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1. Me too physical therapy at 11.00................

damn other leg is in a spasm.

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Not_Giving_Up

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Mon Apr-25-05 01:51 AM
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3. Ouch

What's really sad is that I took a Soma for my back, which has been perpetually knotted since my hospital stay, but the Albuterol is winning, I'm not sleeping!

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Droopy

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Mon Apr-25-05 01:50 AM
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2. Breathing treatment? Like for asthma?

I don't have a good excuse. I'm just drinking beer and hanging out here with the skeleton crew.

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Not_Giving_Up

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Mon Apr-25-05 01:52 AM
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4. Yeah, for asthma

Two weeks ago, I spent four days in IMCU with the worst asthma experience of my life. I'm now doing breathing treatments at home, which I couldn't do before because I didn't have a machine. They never thought I was bad off enough to need one. They have now changed their minds.

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Droopy

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Mon Apr-25-05 01:55 AM
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5. I'm sorry to hear that

Get well soon. Here's to that never happening again :toast:

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Not_Giving_Up

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Mon Apr-25-05 01:58 AM
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6. The fun isn't over yet

I have to go sometime this week for another test...My lung capacity is apparently crapola, and they need to find out why. I'm getting out of breath way too easily these days.

The good news is...I was diagnosed with adult onset asthma two years ago. I'm 32, and had smoked since I was 15. I tried over and over to quit with no luck. This took care of that. Smoke free for two weeks now!

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