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It’s half past nine in Dallas
And I just cranked up the Thumper for the 1,583rd half-hour session logged over the past two plus years. Huffin’ 7% saline ; nose running, coughing, spittin’, even sneezing tonight while being jiggled like I’m mounted on a nag that’s got the shivers. I really know how to have fun. Don
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@thumperguy, Ba ha ha ha! Yes, I can see you really do know how to have fun! Thanks for that mental picture, I got a good giggle from it. I am sitting here smoking the ole peace pipe myself. (nebulizing tobramycin).
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2 ReactionsThanks for starting my day out with a giggle! Hee! Haw!
@thumperguy, Thanks for the humor! We need that sometimes. Nan
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1 ReactionAt my house, we call it “Time to Make De Donuts”. Then when I finish, “I made De Donuts.” (Think Winchell’s Donut’s commercial, circa 1974.)
The only thing I hate more than 2x per day airway clearance, is being sick.
Fight on!!
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4 ReactionsYep, laugh at the devil.
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2 ReactionsMy grandson, age 3, called nebbing with the Aerobika "buzzing my lungs", so now that's how I refer to it.
I like it. Think I’ll put it beside “Thumper” in my bronc slang vocabulary.
I love the term “thumper” and use “thump” or “thumping”, as well! Those in the know, know what I am referring to! Keep thumping!
You really do! There is more than one way to enjoy life. One of my favorites is to do whatever it takes to breathe more easily or just to breathe more!
I just used "thump" in a post to another forum when someone asked about methods of percussion. It is such a descriptive word for what goes on. Thank you!