Re: Running short of air /anyone else ?

[Guest guest]

Geo, yes mornings get me to. Maybe sleeping on my back the lungs don't fill

up properly due to muscle weakness. I try to sit on the edge of the bed and

take deep breathing excersising.

[Guest guest]

Geo, yes mornings get me to. Maybe sleeping on my back the lungs don't fill

up properly due to muscle weakness. I try to sit on the edge of the bed and

take deep breathing excersising.

[Guest guest]

Geo, yes mornings get me to. Maybe sleeping on my back the lungs don't fill

up properly due to muscle weakness. I try to sit on the edge of the bed and

take deep breathing excersising.

[Guest guest]

That was one of the things that happened to me as my speech was

disappearing.

Geo wrote:

> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

[Guest guest]

That was one of the things that happened to me as my speech was

disappearing.

Geo wrote:

> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

[Guest guest]

That was one of the things that happened to me as my speech was

disappearing.

Geo wrote:

> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

[Guest guest]

Geo,

I too find myself running short of breath and have difficulty finishing

my sentences. I like to talk and that was what I did for a living, run

my mouth, L.O.L. However, I have a couple of other issues influencing

my shortage of air, allergies and sleep apnea. I think all of us find

ourselves running short of breath when we speak. I know for a fact that

setting in my chair, watching TV, reading, or napping I have a tendency

to breathe shallow and I would suspect a lot of us do the same thing.

For me, the first couple of hours in the morning after getting up,

getting awake and taking the meds are my most difficult time. After that

I seem to do pretty good unless I've been outside getting the mail or

watering the flower beds. If I the time and practice breathing deep I

do well and that is the only advice I've for you, practice breathing

deep.

Running short of air /anyone else ?

Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

something for that ? GEO

[Guest guest]

Geo,

I too find myself running short of breath and have difficulty finishing

my sentences. I like to talk and that was what I did for a living, run

my mouth, L.O.L. However, I have a couple of other issues influencing

my shortage of air, allergies and sleep apnea. I think all of us find

ourselves running short of breath when we speak. I know for a fact that

setting in my chair, watching TV, reading, or napping I have a tendency

to breathe shallow and I would suspect a lot of us do the same thing.

For me, the first couple of hours in the morning after getting up,

getting awake and taking the meds are my most difficult time. After that

I seem to do pretty good unless I've been outside getting the mail or

watering the flower beds. If I the time and practice breathing deep I

do well and that is the only advice I've for you, practice breathing

deep.

Running short of air /anyone else ?

Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

something for that ? GEO

[Guest guest]

Geo,

I too find myself running short of breath and have difficulty finishing

my sentences. I like to talk and that was what I did for a living, run

my mouth, L.O.L. However, I have a couple of other issues influencing

my shortage of air, allergies and sleep apnea. I think all of us find

ourselves running short of breath when we speak. I know for a fact that

setting in my chair, watching TV, reading, or napping I have a tendency

to breathe shallow and I would suspect a lot of us do the same thing.

For me, the first couple of hours in the morning after getting up,

getting awake and taking the meds are my most difficult time. After that

I seem to do pretty good unless I've been outside getting the mail or

watering the flower beds. If I the time and practice breathing deep I

do well and that is the only advice I've for you, practice breathing

deep.

Running short of air /anyone else ?

Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

something for that ? GEO

[Guest guest]

Hi Geo. Yes! I do find that i run out of air...not just in the

morning...but more so in the morning. i think it may be due to the

diaphragm, but not sure. I stand up and hold onto the back of a

chair and try to slowly stretch mt body taller, while taking in very

slow, very deep breaths....like inflating a balloon in my

adbomen.....I try to hold the inhale for a few seconds. helps

somewhat.

Take care!

Di..........Canada

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> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning

during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

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[Guest guest]

Hi Geo. Yes! I do find that i run out of air...not just in the

morning...but more so in the morning. i think it may be due to the

diaphragm, but not sure. I stand up and hold onto the back of a

chair and try to slowly stretch mt body taller, while taking in very

slow, very deep breaths....like inflating a balloon in my

adbomen.....I try to hold the inhale for a few seconds. helps

somewhat.

Take care!

Di..........Canada

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> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning

during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Geo. Yes! I do find that i run out of air...not just in the

morning...but more so in the morning. i think it may be due to the

diaphragm, but not sure. I stand up and hold onto the back of a

chair and try to slowly stretch mt body taller, while taking in very

slow, very deep breaths....like inflating a balloon in my

adbomen.....I try to hold the inhale for a few seconds. helps

somewhat.

Take care!

Di..........Canada

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> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning

during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

>

[Guest guest]

Yes i feel i cant get speech out ,not enough air and lots of Nasal

component . GEO

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> That was one of the things that happened to me as my speech was

> disappearing.

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> Geo wrote:

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> > Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning

during a

> > sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> > morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> > something for that ? GEO

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks ,for me if i sit here in my Comp chair ile be fine but i

get anxious and antsy ,always worked with my hands ,so i like to

Putts around .I dont know how im going to cope with it when the day

comes i cant . GEO

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> Geo,

>

> I too find myself running short of breath and have difficulty

finishing

> my sentences. I like to talk and that was what I did for a

living, run

> my mouth, L.O.L. However, I have a couple of other issues

influencing

> my shortage of air, allergies and sleep apnea. I think all of us

find

> ourselves running short of breath when we speak. I know for a

fact that

> setting in my chair, watching TV, reading, or napping I have a

tendency

> to breathe shallow and I would suspect a lot of us do the same

thing.

> For me, the first couple of hours in the morning after getting up,

> getting awake and taking the meds are my most difficult time.

After that

> I seem to do pretty good unless I've been outside getting the mail

or

> watering the flower beds. If I the time and practice breathing

deep I

> do well and that is the only advice I've for you, practice

breathing

> deep.

>

>

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> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning

during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

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[Guest guest]

Hi Geo

My neuro told me it was normal to have decreased breathing capacity in

the morning as our lungs have been flattened. I too have that

problem. Find it hard to talk and get moving in the mornings.

Actually, feel terrible. But later I perk up and feel really good.

Maureen in Oz

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> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

>

[Guest guest]

Geo,

I have found myself short of air also. During my recent neuro visit, doc

said to do deep breathing excerises & to " pound " on my chest and sides. He

looked like a monkey when he showed me, suppose I will too, lol. Hope this

helps you.

Take care,

Donna ~ PLS ~ Iowa

Running short of air /anyone else ?

> Anyone else find that your running out of air in the morning during a

> sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is there

> something for that ? GEO

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[Guest guest]

Hi Maureen

Mine was and is when i get anxious even the slightest

bit . but it also goes with weather ,if its gloomy and gray i know

im going to have more symptoms . If you can say this without running

out of air your doing good . Piper picked a peck of pickled

peppers how many pecks of pickled peppers did Piper pick LOL

GEO LOL

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> Hi Geo

>

> My neuro told me it was normal to have decreased breathing

capacity in

> the morning as our lungs have been flattened. I too have that

> problem. Find it hard to talk and get moving in the mornings.

> Actually, feel terrible. But later I perk up and feel really good.

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> Maureen in Oz

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> > sentence ,seems like my diaphram does,nt want to work in the

> > morining . Seems like im running out of air .Anyone else .Is

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> > something for that ? GEO

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[Guest guest]

Geo,

If you can say that you probably don't have PLS! LOL

Kirk

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[Guest guest]

I could say the twister but ran out of breath twice. This one was

harder.

Maureen in Oz

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[Guest guest]

Actually tried this twister again with a deep breath beforehand and

was able to say the thing in one breath but just made it out.

Maureen in Oz

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[Guest guest]

LOL Jagan Now i cannot even read that one without getting tongue

tied LOL GEO

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> Let Geo try >>

> A woodchuck would chuck wood.

> How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck

wood?

> A woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck would chuck,

if a

> woodchuck could chuck wood!

> Jagan (India)

> Jest in lighter vein!

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Thats it! Thanks Danny.

Maureen

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