The Night My Heart Ran Away
I was feeling just fine, well, as well as an Asthma patient can. And I had sat down to watch the news for about 30 minutes and I leaned back in my chair and my heart started to palpitate. Then it began to race. I told my husband I needed to lie down, so off I went. I lay there hurting and scared and I told my husband there is something wrong. I should have gone to the hospital, but I tolerate pain so well that I pushed on through Sunday, until I finally said, ok, I need to go to the Doctor. I was in the doctors office all week and I learned that my trigs are 313, my sugar is out of control, my Asthma is out of control, so my life is about to change with all the foods and drinks and exercise I am about to do it is all about to change. I want to live.
Karen R. Carrollton Georgia
March 9th, 2008 at 7:48 am
From my 14 years experience, the sneeze and the cough repeatedly enable to be happened the unnatural , hardening to the important two chest muscles. Besides that, we also often find the case because of the dislocation of some ligamentum, which has a role to the sternum hasp moving.
The decreasing of the muscle elasticity and the flank movement enable to the happening of the ‘dirt’ sedimentation in that area mentioned. Finally, it clogs the liquid supply to the pleura part.
The sedimentations in the scapula part can also affect the decreasing elasticity of the flank moving. This does not surprise that the majority of the asthma sufferers complain, the part of the right scapula feels ill and stiff. Part of the sufferers shows the decreasing of the muscle elasticity to the center of the backbone or vertebrata.
The other cause of this asthma is the degradation of the diaphragm elasticity limiting the chest and the stomach. As we know, that the diaphragm is the main muscle of the breathing process. The hardening in this part is very disturbing the expansion to the direction toward the abdomen.
Dear Mr/Mrs
I’m so sorry for your complaint of asthma and I wish you become better soon.
My regards
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