RE: Re: Not a smart move lesson learned

[Guest guest]

Thank you for not making me feel like such an ass! I learned a lesson I

don't like the results but I have no other choice, however I will keep cough

syrup on hand for attacks. I have got to get off this Xoponex and the other

inhalers, OUTSIDE of the Symbicort.

Terry

I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He

didn't trust me so much. ~Mother

Teddy Bear's Early Learning Program

Established August of 1992

Re: Not a smart move lesson learned

Hey sweetie I know right where you are at. It is the lack of control that

bothers me. I have always been able to control my mind and body

& right now I can control neither! LOL

Madeliine

>

> Well I wanted to try something to see if I REALLY TRULY had asthma

or if I

> was over diagnosed, the cough syrup was kicking the cough and I was

feeling

> great 2 days in a row. Well I only took the cough syrup this am and

hadn't

> coughed all day. I sat down in the laundry room to fold the clothes

that

> were ready to come out of the dryer and dh came in to help, well he

said

> " Take a deep breath " Of course I was like WHY? So anyways I did it

and for

> the first time I hear myself wheezing, I don't feel bad the cough

is deeper

> and croupier. I just used that hated inhaler and will give it a few

minutes

> or more to take effect, my PF #'s are in the mid yellow which

doesn't really

> concern me since I'd had this cold for so long. Why do I feel the

need to

> prove the dr's wrong? I hate taking meds is my problem, I WANT

CONTROL NOT

> MEDS! Does that make any sense to anyone? Please no egg or rock

throwing

> please!

>

> Terry

> I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish

that He

> didn't trust me so much. ~Mother Teddy Bear's Early Learning

> Program Established August of 1992

>

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