Still in Bed

The wonders of taking a bath, washing one’s hair, 

then slipping into a freshly pressed night dress.

Renewal.

But boy did that zap me.

Each day is better than the previous day.

 Thank you for your messages and prayers.

Plus, I am sorry to hear that many of you suffer from asthma too. Does it ever go away? 

 

Comments

[Anna]

Sending love and healing prayers your way, dear Corey!

[Jeanne]

Prayers my darling friend.
Praying for you always.
Ask many questions of your doctor
I love you
Jeanne

[LEONIE]

So sorry to learn you are not well Corey, how miserable you must feel. I can sympathise with your hacking cough, I had it for 2 weeks but at least we are not in the middle of a heatwave.
Love & prayers ❤🙏❤

[Patty]

Thinking of you Corey, and hoping you feel better with each day.

[Kathie B]

It helps me when the air isn't polluted. Perhaps the sea breeze in Cassis would be worth your try?

[isabel]

Please continue to let us know how it's going. You're always in my prayers. Let's pray for a cure.

[Barbara St. Aubrey]

OH, oh, oh - painful - sorry - and nope it never goes away or at least for me it never goes away - As I've aged the cough goes deeper and is more constant - Hope you find relief that you can depend upon - I found a group of herbs that lesson the effects along with an air filter in my bedroom - Truly hope you find your therapeutics that will make each event less frightening.

"St. Bernadette Soubirous contracted cholera as a child and afterwards suffered from asthma for the rest of her life. It almost certainly contributed to her death. Thus, St. Bernadette is a good choice as the patron saint of those suffering from asthma and other diseases of the lung."

[Jennifer Phillipps]

Lovely nightie I must say...rest well and repair well - Jennie, NZ

[Kathie B]

I find that botanicals in the house -- including flowers -- aggravate my breathing. If you have any houseplants or bouquets, they might enjoy an outdoor vacation while you recuperate.

[Sue J.]

Corey
Some time ago I watched a documentary about the singer Don Mclean (“American Pie” etc) who had terrible asthma as a child. Spent the greater part of childhood in bed. At some point his parents sent him to camp (out of desperation) and he comments, “A funny thing happened. I started to get better.” From being in the woods, around other kids – and swimming in the lake, which helped his lungs. Something to look up online one of these days. Hang in there.
Sue

[Kathy]

Sending lots of love and healing energy to you, my friend. Take good care and be gentle with yourself, dear Corey. xxx

[Texasfrancophile]

Oh my so sorry. My husband wasn’t diagnosed with asthma til mid to late 50’s. Went thru many treatment regimens til he settled on symbicort and Flonase to keep sinuses open. He switched from a pulmonologist to immunologist as they discovered that his immune system was compromised. Prayers and concerns for good health😍

[Alan]

I used to have asthma attacks thirty years ago. Especially in Chicago, in the coldest weather. At this point in my life I no longer go through them. Although once in awhile I do feel a little tightness. That's when I do a quick inhaler hit and it goes away. So yes, you do kind of outgrow them sometimes.

[Susan]

To put it mildly, asthma sucks! I have a very good team of respirologists and support staff. It debilitates and frightens one, as not taking a good healthy deep breath is hard on the whole system. And I understand how frightening it can be. Hopefully good meds will help. Rest well.