Living with a lung condition brings enough problems of it's own, so we don't need any added probs because of lack of sleep! So hit the sheets! Well, not until you've read this post first! :() Often those of us with Asthma and other lung conditions suffer from nighttime breathlessness, coughing or wheezing that can disrupt and outright obliterate any quality sleep!! Researchers believe that some asthmatic symptoms can be partly due to circadian rhythms that's termed nocturna

Living with Asthma or living with a loved one with it can pose some challenges in keeping it properly managed and controlled. While an asthma attack or flares cannot always be prevented, there are steps we can take; lifestyle adjustments that can aid in lowering your chances of multiple flares that impede the quality of your life. If you are experiencing a shift for the worst with your asthma, by all means, please see your healthcare provider. Reducing the allergens that ge

For many of us who live with Asthma it's a year round struggle, and for other's its strictly seasonal. September and October bring on Ragweed Pollen and that's asthma kryptonite! :() Fall harvest can be beautiful and bring about good times but also breathless times. Falling leaves onto damp ground and grass, weed pollens [ like Ragweed, Tumbleweed, Russian Thistle, Pigweed, Sagebrush] levels rise and are at their highest levels this time of year. Too this allergen storm ad

[Asthma suffers know that fish out of water feeling that can appear out of nowhere when living with this lung affliction! ] Anyone who lives with Asthma already knows how challenging it can be to manage it and continue on with normal life, but toss in a sudden illness or another unforeseen health issue and it can leave your asthma suddenly out of control! Oh No!! :0 [ Clawdie's pretty honest about her feeling living with Asthma LOL! However, since living in the Crew house sh

Learn how to exhale, the inhale will take care of itself. ~Carla Melucci Ardito Living with Asthma, you need all the help and support that you can get. Having a great health support team ( Doctors, Pulmonologist, etc..) if possible is a priority because asthma is a disease of the lungs and is not to be taken lightly. Secondly supporting ourselves through personal health maintenance is also an absolute to manage asthma. [ The beauty of the color green, it represents cholroph