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macrip3 Regular Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 63	Posted 1/4/2008 9:09 PM (GMT -6)
	How would someone sound "Calling In Sick" on a bad Asthma Day? If I cannot breathe properly. I am not going to work. It's not like having a cold where you sound nasal. Median Neuropathy ~ Cervical Spondylosis wth Myelopathy ~ Asthma I cannot believe all of this stuff. Health is something else. Back to Top

Another Day Veteran Member Date Joined Mar 2007 Total Posts : 1055	Posted 1/5/2008 7:37 PM (GMT -6)
	I think you just sound like you sound. Some people don't understand that you don't have to be wheezing and coughing to be having a bad asthma day. On some of my worst asthma days, I don't have enough air moving to wheeze. That's when I am in real trouble. Take care! Carla Moderator, Allergies/Asthma Help support the forums so we can support you: http://www.healingwell.com/donate Epilepsy, asthma, GERD, depression, hypothyroidism, tinnitus Back to Top

latina_chic84 Regular Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 24	Posted 1/6/2008 8:45 PM (GMT -6)
	I know what you mean. I have a hard time calling into work for a bad asthma day. Actually I have not called in yet b/c I feel people wont understand. I go to work exhausted and just not feeling good and I usually end up going home early. ~latinachic84~ Back to Top

groovey Regular Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 127	Posted 1/7/2008 10:15 AM (GMT -6)
	macrip 3 never be afraid to call in sick if your asthma is even showing signs of flaring up.I have allergy asthma for 20+ years and been hospitalised many times.i was always struggling into work gasping for breathe and then after my last bad attack decided to see my headmistress of school i taught at and told her my asthma problems and how it affected me and my role as a teacher.She was amazed i had been so ill for so long and was fantastic .i was so much more relaxed having told the boss and believe it or not my asthma improved significantly because i could call in to say i would be late or abscent without the constant worry of making excuses.asthma is an awful disease and unless you explain to others how it can affect you they will not understand...be brave and explain your condition..you will be surprised at the support you will recieve...go for it..be healthy groovey. Back to Top

macrip3 Regular Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 63	Posted 1/7/2008 7:58 PM (GMT -6)
	Our manager thinks that Asthma is nothing and non restricting. I cannot stop anything. She thinks I am faking the Asthma. Median Neuropathy ~ Cervical Spondylosis wth Myelopathy ~ Asthma I cannot believe all of this stuff. Health is something else. Back to Top

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