MAC, Bronchiectasis, and Pottery
Is there anyone on this support group that has had MAC, gone through the treatment and tested clear, then are able to work with pottery without getting re-infected?
I was diagnosed with MAC a couple months ago. I had started pottery classes shortly before being diagnosed. If I wear an N95 mask, is it okay for me to continue doing pottery class just once per week?
I feel like I am not allowed to do ANYthing without wearing an N95 mask. We cannot afford to pay someone to do weeding/gardening, repotting plants, deep cleaning, etc,,, How do you live like this? I read I should be wearing a mask while doing simple things like filling the sink with hot water to hand wash dishes, or while cooking because of the steam. So, so , so, so many other things. I am so depressed, I don't know if I can handle living like this.
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@smc17 It took several courses of antibiotics over a several months, ending with nebulized Tobramycin. Fortunately, I have never tested positive for it since.