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Thank again Ann

I have had the coughing quite recently and often and its quite

worrying sometimes as you are scared of choking by breathing back in what you

are trying to bring up... I know I have a bed somewhere, just have to try and

find it ;-)

Andy

From: Ann Higgs

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Sent: 16 January 2008 14:31

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Subject: Andy/sleeping

Dear

Andy,

All

being well your nights in the recliner should be over and you will be able to

get back to the luxury of sleeping in a proper bed.

From

what I have read the majority of us use as many pillows as we

feel we need, just to help with gravity. It makes sense I think. For

me it's 3 flattish ones. They seem to work better than 's one fat one. You

will find out by experimenting which feels right for you.

What

I can tell you though, is that prior to the myotomy I used to wake up regularly

coughing in the night from food which has migrated upwards into the bronchial

tubes. Since the myotomy, that has not happened to me on a single

occasion.

This

is a very important point as aspiration puts us in danger of all sorts of

infections, including pneumonia.

So

that's something else to look forward to.

Stay

positive. My thoughts will be with you.

With

love from Ann xx

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