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No Sue I've not spoken to my doc for several months. Due to see him in early early May. I can't imagine him suggesting anything I'd be willing to do. Plus, as I said I'm not really unhappy about the sharp increase in mucous clearing despite the yuck factor.

And Rits about being "one strong guy." I suspect one skinny, gnarly guy might be more faithful, at least to visual reality. However, I do take comfort in the likelihood that my overall immunity is good secondary to a generally healthful diet and exercise lifestyle.

And Nan, you're probably onto something. My wife is a lifelong asthma sufferer and thus exquisitely aware of environmental conditions, e.g., pollen, cold temps, cat and dog contact and so on. Despite her influence I'm typically late to consider that stuff going on in my nasal, laryngeal workings might be simply that I got a snoot full an airborne enemy.

As is often the case I feel like I haven't "paid my dues" in suffering nearly so much as so many people on the board have. My MAC is apparently not "severe." I take an Eliquis for Afib and a B-12 tab but nothing for my lung disorders. The exception being an antibiotic when I have an acute febrile flareup. Don

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Lol. I meant that you were strong willed, carrying on with your 7% despite its troublesome effects. Weakling me gave up and am using 3%. I'm going to try 7% again tomorrow morning because I want a goodly amount to send to Texas.