Re: Coughing And Retinal Detachment

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Thank you Dyane. I know those ribs can be painful. Guess you had to bear with

it, especially being pregnant, you couldn't partake of something like Loracet

Plus. We men don't understand what you ladies have to deal with at times. I will

keep loving this little dog until I can get out again into the world. I may even

miss my college class reunion this weekend.

An odd thing: Yesterday in the doctor's waiting room, it came to pass that a

girl I had attended college with and knew, had a retinal reattachment last

Monday also and wasn't sure if she would be going to the reunion. What a

coincidence. Dyane, I'll have to go back and read these missed posts. I hope you

are doing well. And take good care of yourself too.

Jerry/Mississippi/54/IPF/dx April 05

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> > > Due to a retinal detachment, I have been missing you all. Early

> indications following surgery point to a full restoration of previous

> sight. Out of curiousity, I have looked on the internet and found that

> hard or excessive coughing can result in retinal detachment. I had been

> a little lax in getting my cough under control, but no doubt I will call

> my pulmonologist and get serious about it.

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> > > Have any others on this list experienced this problem?

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[Guest guest]

Beverley Joy, Great to hear from you and I hope your new pulmonologist is still

working out for you. I have had the luck of having very good doctors, and mostly

that means knowledgeable and caring. My eye doctor I have known since her was in

medical school, so we go back a long way. He did refer me to a retina

specialist, whom I didn't know. Keep on living well, and I will always hope that

the winds are blowing your way, but never too hard.:-D

Jerry/Mississippi/54/IPF/dx April 05

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> Subject: Coughing And Retinal Detachment

> To: Breathe-Support

> Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 6:54 AM

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> Due to a retinal detachment, I have been missing you all.

Early indications following surgery point to a full restoration of previous

sight. Out of curiousity, I have looked on the internet and found that hard or

excessive coughing can result in retinal detachment. I had been a little lax in

getting my cough under control, but no doubt I will call my pulmonologist and

get serious about it.

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[Guest guest]

Sher, Thank you so very much. I hope you have settled in now in your new home. I

had become so used to seeing your posts, and when I didn't, I missed you every

day. What is the saying? You were conspicuous by your absence? Glad you are back

also, and thank you for thinking of me.

Jerry/Mississippi/54/IPF/dx April 05

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> Jerry...sending you my wishes for getting well soon.

> I think of you.

> MamaSher; 71, IPF 3-2006, OR.

> Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

> Coughing And Retinal Detachment

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> Due to a retinal detachment, I have been missing you all. Early

indications following surgery point to a full restoration of previous sight. Out

of curiousity, I have looked on the internet and found that hard or excessive

coughing can result in retinal detachment. I had been a little lax in getting my

cough under control, but no doubt I will call my pulmonologist and get serious

about it.

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[Guest guest]

Jerry,

What a coincidence meeting her for the same thing! Yeah I was so naive

when I was that young, and stupid, no pain pills for me, instead they

gave me " black beauties " so I could sleep. OMG I would take one and 5

minutes later boom dead to the world. Can't believe they gave me

barbituates LOL Feel Better

Dyane

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> > > > Due to a retinal detachment, I have been missing you all. Early

> > indications following surgery point to a full restoration of

previous

> > sight. Out of curiousity, I have looked on the internet and found

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call

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> > > > Jerry/Mississippi/54/IPF/dx April 05

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[Guest guest]

Bettye, I am fine for coffee any time until about middle of next week, when I

will head back for Coffeeville. My phone no is . Friday I will be

walking some down on Washington. Call if you can meet me there at the coffee

shop on Washington.

I am glad you found this group so soon. I have only been a member for a few

months and could have really benefitted early on. Yes, I know what you mean

about being so physically fit, and then to find that the usual activities come

much harder and then not so much at all. I used to ride those steep hills in the

Military Park with my bicycle buddy. We once rode the park 4 times. Now walking

is my exercise of choice.

I look forward to meeting you. By the way, I am staying with friends here in Oak

Park. I lived here for some 17 years and worked at IP. I have the very best

friends and don't know where I would be without them. Life is still good. Take

care and I look forward to meeting you.

Jerry/Mississippi/54/IPF/dx April 05

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[Guest guest]

Oh I can HEAR the frustration & confusion in your 'voice' Beverley....this is such a hard part of having PF..all the changing opinions about what it IS or is NOT!

Hang in there...try the new meds & see if they make a difference ...that's all you really can do.

Hugs,

in Oz> > > > > > From: JerryB jerryb888@ ..>> > > Subject: Coughing And Retinal Detachment> > > To: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. com> > > Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2009, 6:54 AM> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Due to a retinal detachment, I have been missing you all. Early indications following surgery point to a full restoration of previous sight. Out of curiousity, I have looked on the internet and found that hard or excessive coughing can result in retinal detachment. I had been a little lax in getting my cough under control, but no doubt I will call my pulmonologist and get serious about it. > > > > > > > > > > > > Have any others on this list experienced this problem? > > > > > > > > > > > > Jerry/Mississippi/ 54/IPF/dx April 05> > >>