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Hell these days having any company live up to its warranty and not sliming out say because I crashed the unit into a pole is a big deal.
Re: How I’m doing... not as well as I have been hoping. I have these episodes of not being able to get a full breath. This would not be a good thing while riding! I was told that part of that is a side effect of a drug I’m on and to stay on the drug as long as I could because it was doing so much other good. I’m going to ask to be put on the other drug I hate this feeling. Then I’ve been told I might have Vocal Cord Disfunction. Google it... same results different reason.

I’m leaving Wednesday to fly to San Francisco to spend Thanksgiving with my daughter and son-in-law.




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Well, its good that you know whats causing the issues--much better than being in the dark. Hope you get them resolved soon, and enjoy your trip to SFO. Nice place to spend T-giving!

I Googled "Vocal Cord Dysfunction"--never knew that existed. One of the triggers is playing a wind instrument--i.e. constant pressure in the airways is what a sax player does. Do you think the C-pap machine could be contributing to this?

Bob wrote:I Googled "Vocal Cord Dysfunction"--never knew that existed. One of the triggers is playing a wind instrument--i.e. constant pressure in the airways is what a sax player does. Do you think the C-pap machine could be contributing to this?

Oh hell... certainly don’t know and will find out. Eventually. I actually didn’t read that particular information. I’ll google it again myself.


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I’m actually trying to figure out which Dr I should see for this. The article I read said an Allergist. ???


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Brick wrote:I’m actually trying to figure out which Dr I should see for this. The article I read said an Allergist. ???


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I would think an Ear-Nose-Throat Dr.

I’ve got to start with my family Dr to be referred.
Still didn’t find where it said anything about a sax player??


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It didn't say sax player, I used that as an analogy--here's where it said re. wind instrument players.-->>

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_cord_dysfunction

Scroll down to Risk Factors.

Glad to hear you're getting back to normal Brick!


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What medication are you taking? It's usually better to start with known problems than consult Dr. Google to look for new and potentially irrelevant ones.

Too many to list...


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Brick wrote:Too many to list...


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I meant the one they think is causing the problem