Just wanted to alert all you COPDers that Parvati, longtime member here, has a really good blog now up and running, no need to register, here copdinfocus.blogspot.co.uk/ with some really interesting pieces. Well worth a visit. I especially like the history of COPD through the ages. Wishing y'all lightness of breath...
Parvati has launched a new COPD blog... - Lung Conditions C...
Parvati has launched a new COPD blog...
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Thats really good, very well done Parvati. Like notlocal says, fascinating article about copd through the ages, not got any further yet. But I will! Libby
Very interesting,txs for letting us know! Loved the blog about the animals having it.xxx
Thank you Notlocal. Really interesting. Will follow it in future.
Hi all - Just wanted to say thank you for your kind comments and glad you enjoyed it. Thanks to Notlocal too for giving the blog a mention. Hope everyone is well and has managed to escape the ill effects of the current pollution - best wishes Parvati / Vanessa 
Interesting reading, thank you.
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