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MAC & Very low energy: How do you keep active?
MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Feb 28, 2022 | Replies (5)Comment receiving replies
I've also been afraid of going certain places. With my Bronhiectasis with MAC I could get in deep trouble with my lungs if I got Covid. I've had the two vaccines and the booster. I am a Retired Registered Nurse who taught nursing. I did take a clinical group to the hospital for 5 weeks rotation on OB. I loved it. I retired in August 2019, my husband was diagnosed in February 2020 and he died August 15, 2021. It's been very difficult on me especially since I have Shortness of Breath with exertion. I'm trying to get an appointment with Mayo Clinic.
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Cindy, so sorry for your loss. Hold tight to the memories of your husband. My husband is in an assisted living facility with vascular Parkinsonism. So sad and painful to watch the deterioration. Like you bronchietasis and MAC are my buddies. We can support each other through our journeys one day at a time. Each day is a good day, a gift from God. Some days are just better than others.
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I'm so sorry about your husband. I really appreciate you letting me know how you increased your walking and energy. I will try walking now everyday. You hang in there. Blessings