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Db's right, it's not really the climates that make you better or worse, so much as how some people react to them. Some of us have "reactive airways" when we go outside in the cold: our lungs feel like they're closing up, and we cough cough cough. Also when it's <30 degrees outside, it's hard...

Db's right, it's not really the climates that make you better or worse, so much as how some people react to them. Some of us have "reactive airways" when we go outside in the cold: our lungs feel like they're closing up, and we cough cough cough. Also when it's <30 degrees outside, it's hard...

Db's right, it's not really the climates that make you better or worse, so much as how some people react to them. Some of us have "reactive airways" when we go outside in the cold: our lungs feel like they're closing up, and we cough cough cough. Also when it's <30 degrees outside, it's hard...

Db's right, it's not really the climates that make you better or worse, so much as how some people react to them. Some of us have "reactive airways" when we go outside in the cold: our lungs feel like they're closing up, and we cough cough cough. Also when it's <30 degrees outside, it's hard...

Db's right, it's not really the climates that make you better or worse, so much as how some people react to them. Some of us have "reactive airways" when we go outside in the cold: our lungs feel like they're closing up, and we cough cough cough. Also when it's <30 degrees outside, it's hard...

I read that too, it was something I definitely didn't know before. I always learn new things on this forum. That said, it seems almost impossible to avoid catching PA at some point in your life, but you're right, like you said - why take the risk? Personally, I type a lot, and long nails...

I read that too, it was something I definitely didn't know before. I always learn new things on this forum. That said, it seems almost impossible to avoid catching PA at some point in your life, but you're right, like you said - why take the risk? Personally, I type a lot, and long nails...

I read that too, it was something I definitely didn't know before. I always learn new things on this forum. That said, it seems almost impossible to avoid catching PA at some point in your life, but you're right, like you said - why take the risk? Personally, I type a lot, and long nails...

I read that too, it was something I definitely didn't know before. I always learn new things on this forum. That said, it seems almost impossible to avoid catching PA at some point in your life, but you're right, like you said - why take the risk? Personally, I type a lot, and long nails...

I read that too, it was something I definitely didn't know before. I always learn new things on this forum. That said, it seems almost impossible to avoid catching PA at some point in your life, but you're right, like you said - why take the risk? Personally, I type a lot, and long nails...

Colistin is great, at least it has been for me. Everyone's going to be different, of course, but this drug has really turned me around and restored lung function I thought I had lost for good. Basically I had tried a ton of different IV drugs over the past few years, but nothing was making me...

Colistin is great, at least it has been for me. Everyone's going to be different, of course, but this drug has really turned me around and restored lung function I thought I had lost for good. Basically I had tried a ton of different IV drugs over the past few years, but nothing was making me...

Colistin is great, at least it has been for me. Everyone's going to be different, of course, but this drug has really turned me around and restored lung function I thought I had lost for good. Basically I had tried a ton of different IV drugs over the past few years, but nothing was making me...

Colistin is great, at least it has been for me. Everyone's going to be different, of course, but this drug has really turned me around and restored lung function I thought I had lost for good. Basically I had tried a ton of different IV drugs over the past few years, but nothing was making me...

Colistin is great, at least it has been for me. Everyone's going to be different, of course, but this drug has really turned me around and restored lung function I thought I had lost for good. Basically I had tried a ton of different IV drugs over the past few years, but nothing was making me...

i don't take any of those things, but I am currently on Fosamax. I'm not sure if that would be a good option for you, but it's just something else to explore. It's one pill, once a week, so it's pretty easy to add into your treatment schedule. Are you also taking calcium/vitamin D? (Like...

i don't take any of those things, but I am currently on Fosamax. I'm not sure if that would be a good option for you, but it's just something else to explore. It's one pill, once a week, so it's pretty easy to add into your treatment schedule. Are you also taking calcium/vitamin D? (Like...

i don't take any of those things, but I am currently on Fosamax. I'm not sure if that would be a good option for you, but it's just something else to explore. It's one pill, once a week, so it's pretty easy to add into your treatment schedule. Are you also taking calcium/vitamin D? (Like...

i don't take any of those things, but I am currently on Fosamax. I'm not sure if that would be a good option for you, but it's just something else to explore. It's one pill, once a week, so it's pretty easy to add into your treatment schedule. Are you also taking calcium/vitamin D? (Like...

i don't take any of those things, but I am currently on Fosamax. I'm not sure if that would be a good option for you, but it's just something else to explore. It's one pill, once a week, so it's pretty easy to add into your treatment schedule. Are you also taking calcium/vitamin D? (Like...