Sat last night and wrote a thank you message don't know what happened to it.therefore thank you all for your guidance,support and encouragement,much appreciated.
Will make g.p. appointment next week and will let you know outcome. L haven't heard of bubbles method--ever.i will be asking why,wonder if it's different because I live in Scotland..I fully intend to continue to blow bubbles as it has improved my lungs so much after only a few days.will move on from bottle and straw as I expect the dissapproval of the health experts.
Thanking you all ,will keep you informed.you are all wonderful.its so good to talk to people who understand.l used to say l would get more sympathy if I had a bandage
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I doubt very much your GP will have even heard of it It's an easy method for kids but fun for us too. Glad it is helping you get up the gunk. You could ask your GP for a prescription for the Flutter - you may find that helpful too.
Ah so! you've been blowing bubbles to help with the mucus! that's a good idea, it also helps to thin out the mucus if you could drink more fluids. Also there's a good way of clearing your chest using the 'huff' method, I had a link but can't find it now! If you go to Pulmonary Rehab they give you lots of information about clearing your chest, your doctor can refer you for a course. Have a great day, huff xxx
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It's an easy method for kids but fun for us too. Glad it is helping you get up the gunk. You could ask your GP for a prescription for the Flutter - you may find that helpful too.
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