Spent a little time in children's chest ward, one of those built high up to get the clearer air. The main treatment (as it seemed to me) was percussion, a Physio used to roll me onto my front, shoved a shaped pillow under me, so that my chest sloped down to my head and would then bang up and down my back. I had to hold a pot, into which I was supposed to spit. I learnt all about the colours then, all staff were most disappointed , I did not have an infection as had been admitted after an allergic reaction to a wasp sting, however us children used to compare pots !!
Oh, I love that one! Your poem will go down well with us who have lung disorders. Out of interest I have downloaded a sputum colour chart which gives you an idea of the depth and quality o6f your mucus. This is from cream to yellownto green an finally greenish brown. You know, of course that the green one you refer to is not a healthy colour.
A great business in the making, Don, but you should be more expansive in your thinking. Form a cooperative, as fruit farmers do, and combine ‘’harvests’. You have plenty of growers here on the forum. It would be wonderful to get some payback for the work hours spent on lung clearance...I mean lung harvesting.
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