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Exercisce and/or Physical Therapy
- Thread starter kristenb
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My gym membership costs are deducted from our family's flexible spending account. My pulmonologist wrote a letter saying I needed to exercise for mucus clearance for bronchiectasis and chronic bronchitis. I submitted it to the company that manages our FSA and they approved it within two weeks.
I have to admit I was amazed--not that the logic is faulty but that they actually understood it.
I credit vigorous exercise 3x a week with a major reduction in my exacerbation rate. Even when I was on vacation out of town for two weeks, I found a gym and bought $12 day passes. I treat working out like medication, non-negotiable.
I have to admit I was amazed--not that the logic is faulty but that they actually understood it.
I credit vigorous exercise 3x a week with a major reduction in my exacerbation rate. Even when I was on vacation out of town for two weeks, I found a gym and bought $12 day passes. I treat working out like medication, non-negotiable.
My gym membership costs are deducted from our family's flexible spending account. My pulmonologist wrote a letter saying I needed to exercise for mucus clearance for bronchiectasis and chronic bronchitis. I submitted it to the company that manages our FSA and they approved it within two weeks.
I have to admit I was amazed--not that the logic is faulty but that they actually understood it.
I credit vigorous exercise 3x a week with a major reduction in my exacerbation rate. Even when I was on vacation out of town for two weeks, I found a gym and bought $12 day passes. I treat working out like medication, non-negotiable.
I have to admit I was amazed--not that the logic is faulty but that they actually understood it.
I credit vigorous exercise 3x a week with a major reduction in my exacerbation rate. Even when I was on vacation out of town for two weeks, I found a gym and bought $12 day passes. I treat working out like medication, non-negotiable.
My gym membership costs are deducted from our family's flexible spending account. My pulmonologist wrote a letter saying I needed to exercise for mucus clearance for bronchiectasis and chronic bronchitis. I submitted it to the company that manages our FSA and they approved it within two weeks.
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<br />I have to admit I was amazed--not that the logic is faulty but that they actually understood it.
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<br />I credit vigorous exercise 3x a week with a major reduction in my exacerbation rate. Even when I was on vacation out of town for two weeks, I found a gym and bought $12 day passes. I treat working out like medication, non-negotiable.
<br />
<br />I have to admit I was amazed--not that the logic is faulty but that they actually understood it.
<br />
<br />I credit vigorous exercise 3x a week with a major reduction in my exacerbation rate. Even when I was on vacation out of town for two weeks, I found a gym and bought $12 day passes. I treat working out like medication, non-negotiable.
Although I have been exercising all my life, over the past 6 months I have found that it's getting harder and harder. I mentioned this to my doctor and he refered me to pulmonary rehab. So far I think it has been helping a lot. I'm hopeful that eventually I'll be able to go back to exercising on my own;.
Although I have been exercising all my life, over the past 6 months I have found that it's getting harder and harder. I mentioned this to my doctor and he refered me to pulmonary rehab. So far I think it has been helping a lot. I'm hopeful that eventually I'll be able to go back to exercising on my own;.
Although I have been exercising all my life, over the past 6 months I have found that it's getting harder and harder. I mentioned this to my doctor and he refered me to pulmonary rehab. So far I think it has been helping a lot. I'm hopeful that eventually I'll be able to go back to exercising on my own;.