I have had a real rubbishy time recently with my asthma, three admissions since October, HDU, IV Mag and amino, the usual works etc.
I came home last Wednesday but have not really picked up ( the ward got me home with PTS plus O2 on board....) I have home nebs, O2, use s/c ventolin etc. Am maxed out on my s/c, nebs and steroids but my nights are really rubbish, not helped by zonking out mid afternoon ( avoided that today with a large cappuccino mid afternoon) I am really struggling but don't feel bad enough for IVs yet.... don't want to go back in . I feel in limbo, waiting for cons to call me for some advice.
I will be sensible and if not well will get to A&E......
Just fed up of lack of sleep, lack of sensible breathing ......
Any ideas please? I am being good and doing nothing and I don't have anyone else to worry about at the mo.... just fed up of my stubborn lungs (Brittle type one and two... just to be awkward!)
Thanks
Kate
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Can't really suggest anything as you seem to be doing as much as you can do already, but just to say I know how you feel as I often find myself in a similar situation ... Just waiting for all the meds to finally kick in, or for lungs to give in and end up back in. The only thing I do is to get an emergency appointment in clinic with my cons, not that he can usually suggest much else at home but sometimes reassurance can help, so hopefully when your cons phones you back they can suggest something!
Sorry this hasn't been very helpful :s
B x
Hi Kate,
Sorry you've had such q rubbish time recently and you're struggling, I can totally.empathize.
As boring and miserable as it is sofa surfing does rule when you're like this. Yes it sucks, its tedious and you want to scream from frustration.....but it works eventually
I just try to distract myself with programmes I love, q good book or some top tunes, easier said than done when you just want to feel better I know but you will get there.
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