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how many people got to enjoy the sun today ,,,70 here today ,was great for breathing and walking some,,,was great

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ashboro nc
February 11
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Members celebrated the chance to enjoy sunshine and warmer weather, with many sharing how getting outside for walks or simply sitting in the... Read more

Members celebrated the chance to enjoy sunshine and warmer weather, with many sharing how getting outside for walks or simply sitting in the sun improved their breathing and lifted their spirits. Several members described practical ways they stay active despite lung challenges, including walking whenever possible, using a scooter for outdoor time with pets, and tackling home repairs on good weather days. A recurring theme was the mental and physical relief that comes from fresh air and nature, with members emphasizing that sunshine and outdoor activity are vital tools for managing both COPD symptoms and the depression that often accompanies chronic illness.

A MyCOPDTeam Member

I live in Florida so my dog and I get out everyday for some sunshine. My copd is pretty bad so I’m on a scooter while my dog gets much needed exercise. Nothing like being in the sun, listening to the birds and the wind blowing in you face. Nature is mentally always needed for helping us with depression.

February 12
A MyCOPDTeam Member

I get out and do home repairs on the good weather days

February 15
A MyCOPDTeam Member

Waiting for warmer weather here. Actually 30 out today but to hit 43 tomorrow. Much warmer and hopefully will have the energy to get out and walk. I came to PA last May after living in AZ for 37 yrs. The seasons have been a welcoming change :)

February 13
A MyCOPDTeam Member

Actually went outside to take out the trash and get the mail and didn't have to sit for 5 minutes to catch my breath. It wasn't sunny, but it did get up to 45. Beats 9 or 11 degrees.

February 11
A MyCOPDTeam Member

38 here nice warm
Sunshine🌞🌞🌞

February 11

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