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Laugh out loud

You just have to see the funny side if this. I keep giggling over it

Suzie42

•4 years ago

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Psychology Today - The Hawaiian Secret of Forgiveness

Ho’oponopono Information page here: https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/focus-forgiveness/201105/the-hawaiian-secret-forgiveness

Ho’oponopono Information page here: https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/foc...

Hidden

•4 years ago

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Weight Problems

Hello my lovelies, hope you're all looking after yourselves. Been very low last couple of weeks, the old depression is setting in and making things 10 times...

Hello my lovelies, hope you're all looking after yourselves. Been very low last ...

Kimlu

•4 years ago

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Back in the days

Saw this on Facebook the other day, made me smile. Though you guys might like it too. Back in the days of tanners and bobs, When Mothers had patience and...

Saw this on Facebook the other day, made me smile. Though you guys might like i...

LoncinLad

•4 years ago

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Thanks for the replies

Until now I didn’t realise how much I depended and needed the advice of the many good people on here. I log in every day and read all the posts and answers and...

Until now I didn’t realise how much I depended and needed the advice of the many...

johnderby

•4 years ago

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Emphysema

First thing in a morning I have been bringing up brown coloured sputum but the rest of the day it is clear I wonder if anyone else has experienced this

First thing in a morning I have been bringing up brown coloured sputum but the r...

Tissot

•4 years ago

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Lung Volume Reduction Operation

My partner is going in on Monday to have a lung volume reduction operation, just wondered whether any of you lovely people on here have had this op or can give...

My partner is going in on Monday to have a lung volume reduction operation, just...

BusNut

•4 years ago

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Just an update on exacerbation

After 4 weeks of GP phone consultations, trying steroids and antibiotics Things were no better. Had a phone appointment with resp consultant and she thought I...

After 4 weeks of GP phone consultations, trying steroids and antibiotics Things ...

johnderby

•4 years ago

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Can lung cancer treatment lead to heart problems?

I had two adana carcinoma lessions removed from my right lung and had radiotherapy on my left one, last September and November respectively. I have recently...

I had two adana carcinoma lessions removed from my right lung and had radiother...

nantilly

•4 years ago

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Cliff

Bronchiectasis. A worrying time recently. I have been using a nebuliser and taking corbocisteine tablets for months now. It usually has been no problem....

Bronchiectasis. A worrying time recently. I have been using a nebuliser and t...

skipwork

•4 years ago

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Shielding.

Spoke to Doc Friday who suspects very strongly that the vulnerable will be shielded again for 3 months starting October.

Spoke to Doc Friday who suspects very strongly that the vulnerable will be shiel...

Mrbojangles

•4 years ago

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How long between nebulisers?

Evening everyone. I’ve just used my salbutamol nebuliser for the first time. I also now have saline solution to use in the nebuliser. Does anyone know if there...

Evening everyone. I’ve just used my salbutamol nebuliser for the first time. I a...

Lynnetp

•4 years ago

29 Replies

COLD!!!!

I know you will think I have lost my marbles but just wanted to know if anyone else is feeling the cold a LOT! Honestly today I went to do a bit of shopping,...

I know you will think I have lost my marbles but just wanted to know if anyone ...

Woofly

•4 years ago

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Shortness if breath

I have been dealing with shortness of breath for a few months now. So far i have had a chest x-ray, blood work and spirometry test. The x-rays and blood work...

I have been dealing with shortness of breath for a few months now. So far i have...

Blueyz76

•4 years ago

9 Replies

Today's Live stream of Independant Sage at 1:30pm, a recording available after on the same YouTube channel. Just click play.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbuQQkAzHws

2greys

•4 years ago

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Covid-19 APP For England and Wales To launch September 24

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2020/sep/11/uk-coronavirus-live-scotland-wales-rule-of-six-regulations-amid-rise-covid-cases?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other...

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2020/sep/11/uk-coronavirus-live-scotla...

Ian1967

•4 years ago

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More about Vitamin D

Following 2Grey's post about Vitamin D deficiency, here's some more info with critique of the levels doctors usually use to define deficiency. This is via an...

Following 2Grey's post about Vitamin D deficiency, here's some more info with cr...

O2Trees

•4 years ago

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New immunotherapy to beat cancer.

Sophie Lucas (UCLouvain de Duve Institute) and her team succeeded in neutralising a molecule that blocks the immune system against cancer. UCLouvain scientists...

Sophie Lucas (UCLouvain de Duve Institute) and her team succeeded in neutralisin...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Little battle update ;)

Good morning all you dear peeps🤗🌻 I have been measured up and tattooed for a stereotactic radiotherapy starting first session on 22nd September at 10am on...

Good morning all you dear peeps🤗🌻 I have been measured up and tattooed for a s...

Gingerapple

•4 years ago

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Blood pressure meds

Oh my god after 2 days on indamadapine I'm suffering from facial flushing mega headache cramps and feeling sick I feel bloody wonderful my nurse saying you may...

Oh my god after 2 days on indamadapine I'm suffering from facial flushing mega h...

Itsmeagain1

•4 years ago

14 Replies

I went out yesterday evening.

Other than for two hospital visits, I went out yesterday evening for the first time since mid March 10th, 184 days spent indoors. Our son came over to see us...

Other than for two hospital visits, I went out yesterday evening for the first t...

2greys

•4 years ago

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COVID-19 Study Links Strict Social Distancing to Much Lower Chance of Infection.

Using public transportation, visiting a place of worship, or otherwise traveling from the home is associated with a significantly higher likelihood of testing...

Using public transportation, visiting a place of worship, or otherwise traveling...

2greys

•4 years ago

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New testing device can detect COVID-19 in 15 minutes.

A new diagnostic test, developed at the University of Southampton, could provide rapid, inexpensive testing of COVID-19 recent trials have shown. Current...

A new diagnostic test, developed at the University of Southampton, could provide...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Poverty-stricken adults more likely to be calcium-, vitamin D-deficient.

Rising numbers of people consuming nutrient poor diets, coupled with aging, sedentary lifestyle and low income, can contribute to a number of chronic diseases....

Rising numbers of people consuming nutrient poor diets, coupled with aging, sede...

2greys

•4 years ago

3 Replies

Update

Hi i got a negative result for covid, it turned out to be a bronc flare up so now on antibiotics & steroids x

Hi i got a negative result for covid, it turned out to be a bronc flare up so no...

Julie14

•4 years ago

5 Replies

Why now

Why are we having to read 7year old posts, has everyone left the site?

Davyroy

•4 years ago

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Fostair inhaler instead of seretide

Hi can anyone tell me if it has made a positive difference when changing from a seretide inhaler to a Fostair inhaler,As I have bronchiectasis and I’m now...

Hi can anyone tell me if it has made a positive difference when changing from a ...

Homer12

•4 years ago

26 Replies

Initial update to feeling sorry for myself

Thanks to you all for your support Have just spoken to respiratory nurse - probably not an exacerbation I had bloods taken for liver function tests ??last...

Thanks to you all for your support Have just spoken to respiratory nurse - prob...

Cade1

•4 years ago

6 Replies

Feeling sorry for myself

I’m usually so positive about my health - bronchiectasis, chronic sinusitis & now possibly asthma, but having had little sleep over the past 5 days, I’m...

I’m usually so positive about my health - bronchiectasis, chronic sinusitis & no...

Cade1

•4 years ago

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Home sweet home

Emergency admission on 30th August even though the paramedics had no raised markers but at a and e things were different. So on the thursday I had the bowel...

Emergency admission on 30th August even though the paramedics had no raised mark...

chubby2x22

•4 years ago

14 Replies

Posts - Lung Conditions Community Forum | HealthUnlocked

Lung Conditions Community Forum

All posts for September 2020

Laugh out loud

Psychology Today - The Hawaiian Secret of Forgiveness

Weight Problems

Back in the days

Thanks for the replies

Emphysema

Lung Volume Reduction Operation

Just an update on exacerbation

Can lung cancer treatment lead to heart problems?

Cliff

Shielding.

How long between nebulisers?

COLD!!!!

Shortness if breath

Today's Live stream of Independant Sage at 1:30pm, a recording available after on the same YouTube channel. Just click play.

Covid-19 APP For England and Wales To launch September 24

More about Vitamin D

New immunotherapy to beat cancer.

Little battle update ;)

Blood pressure meds

I went out yesterday evening.

COVID-19 Study Links Strict Social Distancing to Much Lower Chance of Infection.

New testing device can detect COVID-19 in 15 minutes.

Poverty-stricken adults more likely to be calcium-, vitamin D-deficient.

Update

Why now

Fostair inhaler instead of seretide

Initial update to feeling sorry for myself

Feeling sorry for myself

Home sweet home

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