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Altitude And Copd
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posted January 3, 2015
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@A MyCOPDTeam Member the passing out is in Colorado. I do have what they call absent seizures now, or partial seizures. I can feel them coming on and if I can sit down I can come out of it.

posted January 16, 2015
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KarenKay, passing out is a no no. Talk to your dr and maybe you should be on oxygen. Try laying down on your bed with a pillow under your head and take deep breaths of air into your lungs and then release threw your mouth slowly. Do this 5x and then take a rest...good luck and I hope this helps you.

posted January 16, 2015
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@A MyCOPDTeam Member I myself cannot breathe in Colorado. I have tried two different times. I get white and pass out.

posted January 7, 2015

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