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Old 07-31-2007, 10:34 PM #1
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Default Dr Appt Tomorrow for chest
I slept Monday away after the busy weekend, so called my Dr's office this a.m to let them know I have fluid in my lungs, hoping I could just stop by the lab for an x-ray. Nope. Nurse wants me seen by the Dr, and dh and I had a meeting today at the only time the Dr had available. So I'm seeing him tomorrow at 2:30. Which is good, cause I'm still not coughing or anything really when I'm upright, but at times feels like I'm half-drowning when laying down.

Humidity must have been 95% today, honestly. Wonder if you can OVERDO the deep breathing? Great, I can't even breathe right - just shoot me, please!

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