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Eating well with a lung condition

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Marie__ALUKPartnerBritish Lung Foundation
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Hello all,

We’re reviewing our information on eating well with a lung condition and are looking for new case studies.

We’re ideally looking for people who have lost weight because of a lung disease diagnosis, or someone who has put on weight/struggled to maintain their weight, also because of a lung disease diagnosis.

If this is you, and you’d be happy for your story to be featured, please email publications@blf.org.uk

Alternatively you can call us at the helpline on 03000 030 555 if you would like further information.

Thanks all and take care,

Marie

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Ergendl

Why not contact the British Dietetic Association about eating with lung diseases? They may be able to help too.

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Marie__ALUKPartnerBritish Lung Foundation in reply to Ergendl

Hello Ergendl,

I have had a glance over the webpage of the British Dietetic Association and it has useful information.

Thank you for taking the time to reply to my post!

Take care,

Marie

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wheezyof

Well what a coincidence! At our local breathe easy group our guest speaker in February was a dietitian. So a healthy balanced diet is on my mind just now.

Her advice was really good. She took us through the minefield of false claims and fad diets. Common sense prevails. Our speaker recommended a well balance plate, lots of variety. To enjoy our food. Even eating foods other so called experts tell us not too if that's what we can manage.

I am overweight. I'm greedy and my husband is a 'feeder'. He dishes up enormous portions.

However, my difficulty in breathing after a meal and the sound advice from the dietitian have made me determined to be more sensible. So smaller portions but still enjoy eating.

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Marie__ALUKPartnerBritish Lung Foundation in reply to wheezyof

Hello wheezyof,

Thank you for your reply.

I am so happy that you have been given sound advice from a dietitian who understands your condition.

Please keep in touch if we can help you further or if you need any more help with your condition.

Thank you and take care,

Marie

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anng18

Hi Marie,

Do you want us to write our own blog or are there some specific questions you'd like us to answer?

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Marie__ALUKPartnerBritish Lung Foundation in reply to anng18

Hello anng18,

Thank you for your reply.

Please email your details to our publications team (such as name, age, what condition you have etc) and they will get back to you with details of what they need from you.

The email address is:- publications@blf.org.uk

Thank you so much for your interest.

Take care,

Marie

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Walkwalkwalk

Marie

I may have information on experience of weight that is useful to you. I have PPFE ,IPF and struggle to keep up weight.

Let me know Grace

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Marie__ALUKPartnerBritish Lung Foundation in reply to Walkwalkwalk

Hello Walkwalkwalk,

Thank you for your reply.

Yes please email your details, name, age, condition etc to our publications team here:-

publications@blf.org.uk

Our team will be happy to chat with you.

Thank you and take care,

Marie

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