Oh sorry. Apart from what I mentioned I also try a technique someone posted up hear ages ago (risa maybe?) where I would place my hands on my knees and try and press them out when I breathed out. I find this helps but maybe my lung function increases naturally as my lungs heal.
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Oh sorry. Apart from what I mentioned I also try a technique someone posted up hear ages ago (risa maybe?) where I would place my hands on my knees and try and press them out when I breathed out. I find this helps but maybe my lung function increases naturally as my lungs heal.
Oh sorry. Apart from what I mentioned I also try a technique someone posted up hear ages ago (risa maybe?) where I would place my hands on my knees and try and press them out when I breathed out. I find this helps but maybe my lung function increases naturally as my lungs heal.
Oh sorry. Apart from what I mentioned I also try a technique someone posted up hear ages ago (risa maybe?) where I would place my hands on my knees and try and press them out when I breathed out. I find this helps but maybe my lung function increases naturally as my lungs heal.
Oh sorry. Apart from what I mentioned I also try a technique someone posted up hear ages ago (risa maybe?) where I would place my hands on my knees and try and press them out when I breathed out. I find this helps but maybe my lung function increases naturally as my lungs heal.
my daughter practices with balloons <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
my daughter practices with balloons <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
my daughter practices with balloons <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
my daughter practices with balloons <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
my daughter practices with balloons <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.
She blows them up with as long a breath as she can. She blows up the balloon 5 to 6 times twice a day along with her normal physio (flutter). She does this the whole week before her lung function is due.
I wish i could con her into doing it all of the time, but I suppose it would get tedious.
she had a jump of 10% in her pft's though we can't say it was the only thing that worked as she was also on new drugs. But may as well use anything that helps <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Also more exercise would help too.