by Dagmar Wilson Dec 22, 2018
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If only I knew then what I know now |
by Boston Rik
Rhonda S.’s COPD made her feel short of breath and like she was constantly dragging. While her inhalers helped some, she just didn’t feel like herself anymore. |
by Meena Krish
The struggles are always realized later |
Thank you it is appreciated |
Oh, Dagmar, I can't imagine as I've only heard stories of those who deal with COPD and how it affects them daily. How often any of us could look back and scold ourselves for this or that, when really, we were just coping in whatever way we could. |
Thank you for your sweet and kind comment. What all we do and then think later. I am one of these people (smile). Hugs to you |
What a wonderful world it would be if we had the gift of foresight and the ability to undo the wrongs we do our bodies. The trouble is when we are young we cant imagine our health deteriorating and when we are older we are just grateful for the health we do have. An excellent poem that raises the very real toll smoking takes long term. Hugs Milly x |