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Shakeema Funchess’ asthma attacks worsened into endless coughing and
dizziness. She felt like she couldn’t breathe.The attacks happened in her
basement apartment, on the way to school and in gym class. She missed
months of school. Her mother, Sheila, quit her job to take care of
Shakeema and transport her to the hospital when severe attacks overcame
the girl about a dozen times a year…. , of 811 words 92. *Madison, WI -
August 9, 2006 FINDING THAT BREATH OF FRESH AIR, ANTIBIOTIC USE IN ASTHMA
PATIENTS TO BE STUDIED When asthma struck Madison resident Susan Savage
in her 20s, she couldn’t believe it. When an upper respiratory infection
followed, she couldn’t breathe. And it only got worse. I went to lots of
different doctors and tried lots of different treatments, said Savage,
who dealt with the infection for nearly three years. I got so depressed,
I wasn’t sure I would be around much longer. I had to struggle with
every… , of 6 words 92. *- February 28, 2006 Home Improvement Expert to
Help Allergic Asthma Sufferers Reduce Allergens at Home, Andrew Dan-Jumbo
From TLC’s While You Were Out Brings His Expertise to the Sleep Work
PlayTM at Home Campaign PRNewswire — Andrew Dan-Jumbo, home improvement
expert on TLC’s While You Were Out, launched a campaign today with the
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America AAFA to help people rid their of
common allergens that can trigger asthma attacks.Photo:
http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20060228/LATU019 Asthma is one of the
country’s most common and costly illnesses in the U.S., and nearly half
of all American households include at least one sufferer. The… , of 959
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of 295480 | 4 445464748495051| 92. Hamilton Spectator, The Ontario,
Canada – August 11, 2005 Asthma-friendly workout tips, Breathing easier
about exercise Despite the uneasiness many people with asthma may feel
about putting their lungs through the paces, they can and should exercise
regularly, most experts agree. Although physical activity won’t cure or
necessarily improve asthma, reports the American College of Allergy,
Asthma and Immunology ACAAI, it can help patients feel better physically
and psychologically.Most of the nearly 25 million North American adults
three million in Canada with asthma… , of 6 words 92.

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Newcastle Herald
Australia – May 3, 2005 GP best for most asthma issues MORE Hunter
children aged from five to go to hospital for treatment for asthma than
for any other chronic illness. But many visits to Australian hospital
emergency departments were for mild or avoidable asthma attacks or for
problems that could be better treated by a GP, according to the National
Asthma Council.Only about 10 per cent of people with asthma who present
to emergency departments had a severe attack, council spokeswoman
Anne-Maree Kelly said.She said some patients used… , of 0 words 92. *-
November 17, 2004 TAKE A BREATHER, FREE WORKSHOPS SET SATURDAY IN GRAND
FORKS FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN WITH ASTHMA. Nine-year-old Robert Henderson
was just 4 months old when he was diagnosed with asthma, a chronic lung
disease that affects about 10 million Americans.Today, despite his
illness, the third-grader at West Elementary School in Grand Forks is an
active boy who likes to play hockey, baseball and other sports. And, even
though he’s only 9, Robert has learned the importance of taking his
medicine every day and carrying an inhaler. Pretty much he’s at the… ,
of 694 words 92. Lima News, The OH – July 29, 2004 ASTHMA WALK SET FOR
SEPTEMBER Asthma walk set for September By RENEE KNIGHT
rknight@limanews.com 9-993-2101 LIMA — Get your walking shoes ready –
it’s almost time to walk to help educate people about asthma.For the
second year, the Lima community will participate in the American Lung
Association’s Blow the Whistle on Asthma Walk. There was a kick-off
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at St. Rita’s Medical Center to talk with
team… , of 0 words 92. Sun Herald, The Sydney, Australia – April 18,
2004 Sweet taste of success, `Icing sugar’ plant extract trialled to help
fight asthma A SUBSTANCE that looks and tastes like icing sugar is
helping to diagnose and manage asthma.
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