Fat People Disorders.
Asthma. I never had
asthma. Last fall I was hospitalized
with cellulitis in my left leg. Yeah,
the left leg that had has the knee replaced.
I had fallen in June and received a nasty bruise and battled
edema ever since.
Who knows why I got cellulitis but I did. Here is a pic of that lovely incident.
Anyways. While in the
hospital for this just getting and forth from the bathroom was a struggle to
breathe. It was horrible. I mentioned it but no one seemed to care.
I get home from the hospital and walking from my car to my
front door is unbearable. It is at a
slight incline. I can’t breathe! I am out of breath all the time. What the heck! So at my follow up I ask my doctor and he tells
me that I have probably developed asthma.
Adult onset asthma brought on by, you guessed it OBESITY! Because why
else. I was then ordered to have 2
different inhalers. At first I had to
use one every morning and every night, and the other one 4 times a day. During the first couple of months I had a
few asthma attacks – fun times!
After a couple of months I no longer had to be so strict
with the inhaler use. Then I got
pneumonia in January. So, I went back
onto the inhalers for a bit.
Of course maybe if I didn’t have 20 pounds of tits on my
lungs I could breathe better. Oh wait, they wouldn’t be there if I wasn’t
fat! SEEEE….it is all because I’m fat!
Generally, the asthma doesn’t cause too much trouble but
there are things that cause it to flare up.
I carry my inhaler with me just in case, well, most of the time.
So here is another thing I will be able to cross off my list
when I start to lose weight. No more
asthma. Being able to breathe! Exercising is hard when you can’t
breathe. And believe it or not my 300
pound @$$ does exercise. Granted not as
often as it should but it does do it. It may not be pretty but I do it.
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