Roadtripping with Bronchiectasis: My Suite Secrets
On a Texas to New Mexico road trip to visit my grandchildren. Then on to California for two months. Traveling with bronchiectasis takes a lot of planning. Not only airway clearance but also ways to stretch and strengthen in my hotel room. Basically a backup plan when the hotel gym is too crowded. I love this door anchor that you can loop your bands through for a good workout. One trick to traveling is whenever possible, we try to get a suite with a separate bedroom. They are much easier to come by than they used to be and you can even get some mid-price range accommodations that have suites. This way I can do my airway clearance with privacy. And that’s important to me. Also, I can take an afternoon nap without my husband having to tiptoe around the room. This extra space makes a huge difference for us. I don’t think we would be so willing to go on road trips without it. Do you have any traveling tips? Please share! Remember with exercise there is always a risk of injury. This post is for educational purposes and any exercise you do is at your own risk. Consult your medical team before changing your current practices. #Exercise #hotelroomexercise Bronchiectasis #COPD #Asthma #Covid
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AuthorLinda Cooper Esposito, MPH is a health educator with bronchiectasis. She developed the BE CLEAR Method to Living with Bronchiectasis and writes with compassion and humor about this chronic lung disease. Archives
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