Understanding Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD#1)
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease affects 12 million Americans
—most of them smokers. Here, we'll cover the basics on America's fourth leading cause of death.
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At the hospital they said I had acute bronchitis while my Doctor insist I have chronic bronchitis. I smoked for 20 years and I'm still smoking. Two weeks ago I had spirometer test (came out ok passing all testings) and an x ray (showing I'm ok), but after helping my brother move and with so much d
ust exposure, now I have difficulty breathing and spitting out white to clear phlegm which don't go away.
Sincerely, Grim
I understand the fact that you carryout "death" at the appointed time and that it doesn't matter what we do to avoid you, specially when you're doing your job very well as the collector of the end of our dying process. 120,000 daily human deaths must keep you very busy Worldwide and I wonder if yo
u have the time to read this, if you do, I remind you of this: "Where is thy sting?". My destiny is to expire and resurrection, but yours..."destruction". Have a smoke.
How about: "Quitting the refineries plants,the chemical plants, the gas
the diesel engines everywhere would certainly, greatly (
very greatly) reduce the risks of injuries to your health".
I like this one: "Staying away from hospitals will greatly reduce the risk of MRSA". Just like Lawyers go to school to learn how to steal, so Doctors go to school to learn how to kill. Someone told me that once.
Most people smoke more when they drink.
During that month I experienced a significant drop in my blodd pressure, cholesterol and sugar level. Also, I didn't have numbness of arms, hands, legs and feet.
On the other hand, I exprienced panic attacks, sadness without an explanation in which I would cry out of no reason at all, I had trouble sleeping, fear of close spaces (such as being in an elevator), feelings of being pesercuted. Hopeplesness. Cont.
It was a weird experience.
I could breath better and even smell things better, but the other effects bothering me so much and seeing my friends smoking made me feel an outcast to the point I resume smoking.
I may try hipnosis next time.
and iv been smoking for 4 years and in 15
soooo...
thats not good
Your mother is looking down on you and she's saying (GLENDA I'M PROUD OF YOU).
NOW GO THE WHOLE WAY, Give it all up. life SHORT God Bless
By his mid-forties he in an oxygen tent and buying cigarettes by mail. Today his chest is a medical exhibit.