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Sue-
Related to all you wrote above....
Certain events that we have lived through in the last couple of decades brought me to the conclusion that things happen and more than likely it is more than one thing (a culmination of things and events) that caused the problem, sad event or health problem.
I think one could add STRESS to one of the reasons we find ourselves being diagnosed with BE. Stress causes harm to the immune system, we might go into depression and as well either eat wrong or just not eat. My two cents worth because of my looking back to answer my question to myself..."How did this happen, what caused this BE."
I can repeat a a good couple of things you mentioned along with the stress factor I was in from childhood and in adulthood. Forward we go with the knowledge and understandings we now have!
Barbara

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Hi Barbara -
My life, at least most of it, has not felt stressful to me, because I have always had an amazing support system around me. Our diet has always been healthy, focused mainly on fruits, vegetables, beans, seeds, dairy, fish and moderate amounts of red meat.
But I do feel my bronchiectasis was the culmination of the many assaults, throughout my life, on my lungs. I forgot to mention in my earlier post that in every generation, we have had several severely asthmatic people, so heredity plays a big role. I grew up between a coal-fired power plant and heavy industry, near the railroad tracks in the "inner city". The tracks, backlots of the factories, and riverfront formed part of our playground as kids, and a lot of what we played on and around has since been banned as hazardous. The air quality left a lot to be desired, and several members of my family have always had lung issues as a result.