There’s also pine needle tea, though now probably isn't quite the right time for that... people say it works wonders for healing... I'm planning on giving it a shot once May rolls around... honestly, I don't struggle too much with bronchitis, though I do know exactly which days of the year to expect it, so I'm always prepared. Usually, it flares up during October through December or March through May... whenever the sun is out and temperatures stay high, I don't feel any symptoms, but as soon as winter hits and that dampness sets in, this annoying cough starts up, which is frustrating because you actually feel perfectly fine—no fever, no fatigue, no nausea—just a cough that absolutely wrecks you. For me, it first showed up when I was seven, so it bothered me seasonally until I was about twelve, then things were quiet from twelve to eighteen. Since I turned eighteen, and I'm twenty-two now, it only seems to trigger during those seasonal shifts... I've seen a pulmonologist a couple of times and they basically told me it's nothing serious, noting there's a decent chance it might just disappear entirely by the time I hit twenty-five.
With bronchitis, you don't necessarily feel like you can't catch your breath, nor should breathing difficulty be the main issue, at least in my experience. These months tend to be the peak season for bronchitis, usually stretching on until sometime in March, depending on how your own body handles things. It’s worth noting that bronchitis isn't really a disease in the traditional sense, but rather a condition where the lungs themselves remain healthy, while the cartilaginous airways swell due to the inflammation, which is what triggers that persistent coughing irritation.
It’s just not feasible for someone to have contracted HIV, considering there are really only three ways a person can be infected, if you think about it.
Sexual contact Blood transfusions Pregnancy, passing from mother to child
I mean, seriously, does the author actually use their brain before hitting publish? They set the topic up in such a way that even my grandmother could tell those two things just don't belong together.
quietseal19 said:well thanks, now that I know they aren't going to kill me, I might actually go through with the surgery but are you absolutely certain it's all as you say
If things really are laid out exactly the way you described, then I am certain about the correction, because I am Musk😁
From what I gather, they’re just going to go in there, cauterize that knot, smooth out the tissue, and call it a day; the whole procedure usually wraps up in about thirty minutes or so.
So, you’ve got a seventeen-year-old son, and you’ve known he’s been smoking weed for two years now, which was fine until things spiraled out of control
just sit back and soak it all in... honestly, I was dealing with this exact same thing when I was sixteen, and now that I’m twenty-one, I'm still stuck in the same spot trying to lose the belly fat 😢
it’s really not that big of a deal... I maintain a pretty healthy diet... I eat just about everything...
sometimes I feel like having some boiled chicken but if I want something fried, then I’ll go for that if I’m in the mood for a salad, I’ll have a salad and if I want chocolate, I'll just grab some chocolate (like a massive 12oz bar of Hershey’s milk chocolate eaten in 10 minutes😁)