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macrip3
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 		   Posted 12/31/2007 4:17 PM (GMT -6)   
What would you do if you had a bad forest fire and could not leave the house for work because it would aggravate your Asthma?  You would have to call in sick, right?
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latina_chic84
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 		   Posted 12/31/2007 6:39 PM (GMT -6)   
When we had the bad forest fires here in Florida, I called in sick. I did trying going into work one day and I paid for it...I felt horrible the whole day! So if its really bad I would say call in sick!!
~latinachic84~

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macrip3
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 		   Posted 12/31/2007 8:33 PM (GMT -6)   

My lungs started burning when the forrest fires were really bad here in May.  I have had a reoccurrence of Asthma ever since then. 
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Another Day
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 		   Posted 12/31/2007 10:23 PM (GMT -6)   
Macrip,
 
Are you actually having forest fires where you live right now?  If so, with your asthma condition, they should certainly understand.
 
Take care!
 
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macrip3
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 		   Posted 1/1/2008 3:21 AM (GMT -6)   

Not at this time.  We are expected to have a cold cold couple of days on Wednesday and thursday.  I am terrified to miss work at all. 
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Another Day
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 		   Posted 1/1/2008 2:46 PM (GMT -6)   
Have you been to see your asthma doctor recently?  If not, it sounds like you need to make an appointment to see him.
 
Take care!
 
Carla
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stkitt
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 		   Posted 1/1/2008 6:35 PM (GMT -6)   

Hey there,

I agree with Carla, you need to see your physician and get advice on this issue.  I am sorry your having this problem and fear missing work.

Take care.

Kitt

 
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Joan M
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 		   Posted 1/3/2008 8:31 PM (GMT -6)   
I used to hide my asthma at work. Nobody knew about it...felt they would get rid of me if they knew. I did have to stay out 3 months on a workman's compensation case asthma related and had to fight tooth and nail for my money.
 
Hey but I am a beautiful genius ... ya can't expect me to be healthy too! rofl lol
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