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figmo...the best news of the week is you have inflamed, gooey lungs.
That's the diagnosis I got from the pulmonary function test. According to the test, I'm having trouble exhaling and I'm inhaling "normally."
OTOH, it also showed I have significantly above-average lung capacity (and this should surprise who?), so I may be having not-so-obvious trouble inhaling as well.
I'm now on medication for it, and it is helping the condition. The bad news: The medication is prednisone, and I'm also dealing with its side effects.
Suffice it to say if I'm a castrating b*tch at ConChord, you'll know why.
That's the diagnosis I got from the pulmonary function test. According to the test, I'm having trouble exhaling and I'm inhaling "normally."
OTOH, it also showed I have significantly above-average lung capacity (and this should surprise who?), so I may be having not-so-obvious trouble inhaling as well.
I'm now on medication for it, and it is helping the condition. The bad news: The medication is prednisone, and I'm also dealing with its side effects.
Suffice it to say if I'm a castrating b*tch at ConChord, you'll know why.
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Date: 2005-08-19 02:40 am (UTC)You are going to take the side effects and make them your material, right? "I was on prednisone for inflamed lungs a few weeks ago, and I'll tell you, the mood side-effects made me feel like a bitch on wheels. I was almost qualified to be a FoxNews host."