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popeye62
popeye62

I love af been bouncing about with new meds for last couple of months get a poxy chest infection and its back to being breathless old fart .who would be shot if i was a race horse i really hate this af with a passion just off to quacks for some meds

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  • andrew22534
    andrew22534 popeye62

    Posted

    I know how you feel, but been lucky enough to clear my chest, i know we are not supposed to but, when needs must, a good curry and chillie helped along with our own honey and some added hot water lemon and vinager (cider vinager is better but)  well the darn antibiotics werent doing a great job so i thought they could do with a hand... good luck and get better soon!!!! (yes the flecanide and GTN took a hammering but hey i feel better sooooo)
  • derek76
    derek76 popeye62

    Posted

    I had a share in a racehorse once that had AF. We couln't afford the diagnosis and treatment but we didn't shoot him we retired him to an easier life.
  • jay7196
    jay7196 popeye62

    Posted

    Hey popeye, glad to see you are fighting fit (or fighting fitness.haa haaa haaa ) New meds ! ooo eeerr  !  I have mine sorted now fingers crossed, one amiodarone a day keeps the rattle away. I admit I keep away from people and never allow anyone into my house with a cold .. and none of this kissy kissy hello  -  have fun .. jay
    • popeye62
      popeye62 jay7196

      Posted

      Nice reply jay had a little chuckle at that one.trouble is im the old fart who picks every germ up now all to do with my treatment for my arthritus buggers immune system up.couple of days i be fighting fit again keep smileing
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