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Old 01-31-2013, 03:58 AM #1
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Trophy I can finally breathe again....ahhhh....
The last two days are the first days I've been able to breathe easily since Christmas. It is such a fantastic feeling to be able to exhale all the way, breathe so peacefully and calmly, not struggle to get the air in and out, and go to sleep without feeling like I am unable to breathe. Truly, it is a blessed feeling! It's just so....relaxing! I feel like I'm on a calm.
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