You know, I thought I was done with all this. I thought after a few weeks of not being able to breathe properly thanks to the excessive heat and humidity, I was getting better. The temperatures the last few days of last week have been great.
And then I went out yesterday. Had to walk up the shop. Big mistake. Air outside was very still. Very hot and humid again. It was lovely and cool in Tescos, but I felt it like a smack in the face with a kipper when I stepped outside again. By the time I got home I was exhausted. Put the shopping away. Had to ask Lucy to do dinner for her and her dad (it was supposed to be my turn) and went to bed. Put my CPAP mask on and went to sleep. At 6pm.
My chest is killing me again, so I'm back on the tramadol for the pain too.
Today is going to be a high of 27 degrees, with humidity at 94%. Tomorrow it's supposed to be 29 degrees!
A real Indian summer we're getting. Be careful if you have to go out folks.
Symes x
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It really is miserable when we have our poor lungs fighting get air in and out. I hope you will be pain free pretty soon - the forecast for where I live was indicated as to be in the low 70's but I've just had another look and it has dropped to 68. We did manage our walk though but we have dark clouds overhead....silly me, of course they are - they can't be underhead and it is so muggy. Looks like we have been let of lightly here, so I wish things cool down for you very shortly and you soon feel a bit better.
Symes hi Sykes hope u at feeling betterI sometimes moan about weather here in Scotland but not when I see the forecast for humidity in south of England
Yesterday was cloudy all day; we walked Ollie & the heat was oppressive.
Today, 24 degees here, high pollen , humidity 68%. Not doing too bad so far but won't walk until later. I am so sorry you have pain Symes. This summer has been poor for people with chest problems. Is it tomorrow you go for your scan?.Good luck with it. Love Margaret. X
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