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Is treatment for Mac and airway clearance really necessary
MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Sep 17 12:12pm | Replies (38)Comment receiving replies
To all of you who have shared condolences with me : Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Neither Eric nor I were smokers but lived in environments that probably contributed to his getting sarcoid and my getting MAC. The outpouring of kindness and support has been beyond anything my dear husband would have imagined as he was a quiet man. One of our ten is a soccer couch for a high school team, head of another soccer league , and a social worker! The amount of support there has been overwhelming! Fifty five years together , ten children, sixteen grand babies, and our first great grand baby in March is quite a blessing and a true gift. I am so glad my husband can finally breathe. God is good all the time! Blessings, Irene
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Irene- I just read your post letting us know of your loss, your thoughts and your understanding of how we can find things to be grateful for at a most difficult time "I am so glad my husband can finally breathe."
I found that finding the smallest things to be grateful for, as you have, helps us to help ourselves get through the difficult experience and the overwhelming moments of just wanting to fall on our knees from the overwhelming realization of what has happened and one is going through.
Yes, may the many memories that you, and that each of your children have, help "you all" at this time.
Barbara