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 Inviato il - 06/09/2019 : 04:56:20
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I am a non-smoker who is allergic to 72 different plants and animals and have this disease. I have been told by my physicians, and there have been seven in the past eight weeks who tell me to move from South Carolina to one of the states that have a desert [url=www.cigarettesusastore.com]Buy Tobacco Online[/url]. Can anyone tell me about respiratory disease for people who live in the deserts?
Sherry wrote:
Im 25, I've never smoked, but my Dad has always smoked around me. He smoked in the car, and sometimes didn't roll down his window. So I was trapped in the car with all that smoke. A couple of years ago I went to the doctor, because I coughed all the time. My doctor told me that I had chronic bronchitis.
This is a unfortunate circumstance. I was faced with the same thing as a child in Greenville and now I too have this disease. I have been to the emergency room three times in the last seven weeks and the physicians have all told me to move out of South Carolina because this is the worst state for people with lung disease.
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Gene wrote:
I have just been diagnosed by a radiologist after numerous scans that it is highly probable that I have chronic bronchitis. I see my doctor (lung specialist) next week, however, I understood that it was rare and very unlikely for a non smoker to contract this disease. I'm 57 and I have never smoked. In fact I have been extremely active - gym, running (less in recent years), golf, ect.
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