... . • I want to get back to exercising to try and build up my strength again. My problem is... • I also enjoy sewing, painting on canvas, and doing puzzles of all sorts. If you haven't done "brain games" online, it's fun and stimulates the brain. Have another topic you'd like to discuss or explore? Go to MyCOPDTeam today and start the conversation. ...
Staying Active and COPD
... . • I want to get back to exercising to try and build up my strength again. My problem is... • I also enjoy sewing, painting on canvas, and doing puzzles of all sorts. If you haven't done "brain games" online, it's fun and stimulates the brain. Have another topic you'd like to discuss or explore? Go to MyCOPDTeam today and start the conversation. ...
... I don’t get down on myself if I don’t accomplish all that I want. I’m reaching a point where I am not obsessing over this disease. I remind myself that I could have something worse. Keep moving forward."• "The spring is never my friend and it has not gotten any better. But what I have learned is patience and the art of calming myself down. ...
Patience: Accepting That Control Requires Self-Care
... I don’t get down on myself if I don’t accomplish all that I want. I’m reaching a point where I am not obsessing over this disease. I remind myself that I could have something worse. Keep moving forward."• "The spring is never my friend and it has not gotten any better. But what I have learned is patience and the art of calming myself down. ...
... Keep oxygen tanks or concentrators at least five to 10 feet away from open flames, heat, and things that can spark, like cigarettes, vapes, fireplaces, gas stoves, space heaters, and hair dryers.You also want to keep materials that are easily flammable away, such as cleaning materials or oil-based products (like petroleum jelly).One MyCOPDTeam member ...
Oxygen Therapy for COPD: When It’s Needed and How It Works
... Keep oxygen tanks or concentrators at least five to 10 feet away from open flames, heat, and things that can spark, like cigarettes, vapes, fireplaces, gas stoves, space heaters, and hair dryers.You also want to keep materials that are easily flammable away, such as cleaning materials or oil-based products (like petroleum jelly).One MyCOPDTeam member ...
... Christine is a cancer survivor and likes to volunteer at her church.Do you want to be a part of the MyCOPDTeam Member Spotlight Series?Let us know here: support@MyCOPDTeam.com ...
Member Spotlight: Community Support
... Christine is a cancer survivor and likes to volunteer at her church.Do you want to be a part of the MyCOPDTeam Member Spotlight Series?Let us know here: support@MyCOPDTeam.com ...
... What are some vegetables and fruits currently in season that you might want to try? Would you make this recipe or what would you change to fit your diet? Comment below. ...
What Fruits and Vegetables are in Season?
... What are some vegetables and fruits currently in season that you might want to try? Would you make this recipe or what would you change to fit your diet? Comment below. ...
... In chronic bronchitis, inflammation and mucus block the small airways in the lungs. Wheezing occurs when airflow is forced in and out through airways that are partly blocked. Wheezing is often a clue to a COPD diagnosis. When Wheezing Gets WorseWheezing sounds may vary depending on the stage of COPD. ...
6 COPD Lung Sounds To Listen For
... In chronic bronchitis, inflammation and mucus block the small airways in the lungs. Wheezing occurs when airflow is forced in and out through airways that are partly blocked. Wheezing is often a clue to a COPD diagnosis. When Wheezing Gets WorseWheezing sounds may vary depending on the stage of COPD. ...
... Your healthcare provider is a great resource for information, but you may also want to do your own research. Remember to be cautious of what you read online, especially if someone is offering a quick fix or selling a cure. You can always reach out to your healthcare provider or patient liaison if you have questions about something you’ve read. ...
You’ve Just Been Diagnosed With COPD. Now What?
... Your healthcare provider is a great resource for information, but you may also want to do your own research. Remember to be cautious of what you read online, especially if someone is offering a quick fix or selling a cure. You can always reach out to your healthcare provider or patient liaison if you have questions about something you’ve read. ...
... COPD and asthma are lung diseases that block airflow in the lungs, leading to similar symptoms. It can be tricky to figure out how to manage both conditions at the same time. ...
COPD vs. Asthma: What’s the Difference?
... COPD and asthma are lung diseases that block airflow in the lungs, leading to similar symptoms. It can be tricky to figure out how to manage both conditions at the same time. ...
... Val was a nurse for 20 years and believes in practicing random acts of kindness.Do you want to be a part of the MyCOPDTeam Member Spotlight Series?Let us know here: support@MyCOPDTeam.com ...
... These medications block a chemical called acetylcholine, which causes airways to constrict and can also lead to inflammation and excess mucus. ...
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