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  1. I agree, sometimes I get so emotional, I am a very emotional person also, and sometimes my asthma will act up, other times it won't act up, like I always say, take it one day or even a few hours at a time. To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Tues

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  2. What you say is true up to a point, but if we are limited to seeing only doctors in a particular group, as is the general rule for people who have HMO-type insurance in the US, we lose some of our freedom to stop seeing a doctor who doesn't help us a

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  3. Just like many of you I am having so many problems with one dr saying something and then the other one saying something else. It is confusing. Quit honestly I have found lots of people called drs who I wonder why they gave them a license. In a perf

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  4. I am just wondering if I have someone come clean out our mold problem where do I or the kids live while they are cutting everything up and out of our house. Does the insurance company pay for that?We have black mold in our master bath and I really wa

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  5. The secretary at our school asks my kids "what do you want me to do?" when their asthma kicks in. They finally have a school nurse on Tuesdays only.My 14 yo daughter has passed out in gym class for running the mile and there was a bunch of kids aroun

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  6. My youngest son who is 12, when he gets upset his asthma kicks in. Whether it is anger or upset or whatever his asthma does kick in and it is hard not to upset him.His asthma is worse than mine. He was diagnosis when he was 6 months and now I am just

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  7. Boy, ain't that the truth!Cindy To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 9:23 PM Subject: Re: Doctors Geez, this life is getting more and more scary. You never know what is going to pop up, and knock you down, just a

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  8. Hi my name is Judy. I have severe asthma and Judy Well most primary care Dr's are not hard to get into, but, it is the specialists, some of them. I waited 6 months for a rheumatologist, and then they messed up the appointment. So I am looking fo

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  9. Geez, this life is getting more and more scary. You never know what is going to pop up, and knock you down, just as you pick yourself up off of the floor, from the last surprise. To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 6:05 P

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  10. Hi I've been recently diagnosised with Alpha 1. I have had severe asthma for 5 yrs. I waited 2 months to get in. The allergist told me it looked like I had emphysema. The pulmonary told me I had asthma. Now I'm going back to the allergist. 6 months l

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  11. Well most primary care Dr's are not hard to get into, but, it is the specialists, some of them. I waited 6 months for a rheumatologist, and then they messed up the appointment. So I am looking for another one, I feel my time is just as important as

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  12. If we need one of them we get referred by the doctor. Some areas are better than others - where I went to uni I had to wait months to see a rheumatologist and an orthapaedic person, whereas where I live now waiting lists are a lot better (having said

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  13. That is a really good idea about all of them in one place, they are trying to go toward something like that around here, but, not much happening. To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 3:13 PM Subject: Re: Doctors my wish

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  14. Hi Slats, that was a very interesting email. I checked and I am taking the cholecalciferol vit.D3 and 1,000 IU dose daily. My immune system has been destroyed by a life time on prednisolone, so much so that the Professor said the IgG's etc were vir

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  15. Hi. We just went thru this. We saw mold showing on a bathroom wall on our first floor. We discovered the toilet on the 2nd floor leaked. Insurance would cover that of course but then when they went to rip up the walls and floor to repair the water da

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  16. All of your points are also valid. They need specialist to get together to figure this all out. To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 9:28 AM Subject: Re: Doctors my wish What you say is true up to a point, b

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  17. I Every time my stomach flares up my asthma is worse. I keep thinking that I need to watch what I eat and when. Sent from my iPad

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  18. Hi Jenn, don't think the NHS allows for Vit. D prescriptions. Only as part of the calcium supplement and that is only 3 micrograms. Holland & Barrett sell vit.D in several strengths quite cheaply. Vit.D is rapidly becoming the new wonder drug for

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  19. I'm supposed to be on it, except that I've not got round to going to the hospital to pick up the prescription yet! They sent a letter to me informing me of the outcome of my rheumatologist appointment, and sent a copy to my doctor, yet didn't think t

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  20. Does anyone take vitamin D by prescription. My Rheumatologist just told me I am severely deficient. So he prescribed me 50,000 IU D2. Well I threw it up and had diarrhea for the entire evening, and next day, and I also became all congested, and c

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  21. Hi It is Today is my 19th wedding anniversary and we are going to the fair tomorrow and prayig that the BIG storm they keep talking about doesn't get here until later in the evening. I think I am more worried about having an attack and not being

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  22. I would love to know how acupressure works for asthma. It may help my 13 year old son G ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Judy K wrote: Waiting in the car is a good idea. Can you tell me a little about acupressure and how it works for you? I looking for all th

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  23. Waiting in the car is a good idea. Can you tell me a little about acupressure and how it works for you? I looking for all the tools I can find to help my husband with his asthma/COPD.Thanks, Judy K

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  24. My old cat got sick so I took him to the vets yesterday afternoon. The place smelled like animals very strong and they had no ventilation. I was feeling a little tight while there. Then last night a nasty asthma attack came on - one of the worst I

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