Astma
Mar 25th 2011 | 10:27 am
#46
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,040
From: Nova Scotia (from Scotland)
Re: Astma
wow it's really interesting to read about people who's asthma has improved since moving to Canada. I thought it was just me! I used to use an inhaler every day, then went out to Vancouver for 3 months, didn't need the inhaler while there, and came back practically 'cured'! Hardly ever need my inhaler any more, even back here. I'd love to know what was in there air over there that fixed my asthma 
Fascinating to read it's happened to others too.... makes you wonder!
Fascinating to read it's happened to others too.... makes you wonder!
Mar 25th 2011 | 10:48 am
#47
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 20,188
Re: Astma
This whole topic sounds like a bit of wheeze.
<I got my coat on before even I started typing>
<I got my coat on before even I started typing>
Mar 25th 2011 | 2:32 pm
#48
little snowy owl
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 6,921
Re: Astma
My asthma has been variable since coming to Canada. Up to eighteen-ish months ago I stopped having to use inhalers like many here.
When the other half moved in, bringing with him an additional cat (I'm allergic to them) and associated clutter and dust (which I'm also allergic to) my asthma actually got worse to the point that now its much worse than it was in London, despite giving up smoking.
When the other half moved in, bringing with him an additional cat (I'm allergic to them) and associated clutter and dust (which I'm also allergic to) my asthma actually got worse to the point that now its much worse than it was in London, despite giving up smoking.
...... just a thought.
Mar 28th 2011 | 6:02 am
#49
Yorkshire meets Vegas
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 1,354
From: T. ON (so there!)
Re: Astma
Boomer - cat #3 is a sociopathic sweetheart, and the other half is just a sweetheart
The way we're solving it is to get a cleaner.... we just needed to tidy up first, which we thankfully did this weekend
