Life with respiratory distress & oxygen tube can be fearful & confusing. So can be taking care of such individuals. Begin here.
“You will need oxygen support all your life now. Your lungs are weak” This statement one day changed everything for me and my family. While we were struggling with my constantly deteriorating health, My husband passed away. I saw my children terrified & depressed all the time, roaming around like zombies. In those deepest darkest…
Life presents us with numerous battles, both environmental and inner world. On a battlefield, we have only two choices; Give-up and lose, or Never-give-up and Win at the best. Our Breathe is equivalent to our life. We are called alive till the time we take our last breath. But life takes an unimagined turn when…
Today is my husband’s funeral ceremony (Shradh). I felt like sinking from last night. All the memories and flashes were running like a movie in my mind. Today I decided to create this post, instead of sulking and crying. I’m sharing this open letter as a message to the universe with the hope that my…
Warrior of the week: Shrenik Shah Shrenik is:Leading fearless life after surviving vocal cord cancer for the past 25 yearsDistinctly Audible VoicePatient Leader Hero Award Winner 2021 USAGlobal Influencing Speaker Shrenik has transformed his natural disability of speaking with a distinct voice. He has created a lifetime identity & opportunities for himself. He has touched…
Welcome to the 9th episode of “The Madhu Vyas Show”. 25 September 2021 – 05:00 P.M. in India Warrior of the week: Amit Khanna Amit is: i) Passionate about art & science of Storytelling ii) Agile Project Manageriii) Storytelling Master & Mentor iv) Excellent at solving critical problems He is happily married and lives in Melbourne, Australia with…
Within few steps, my breathing became harder and quicker. There was an intense tightening in my chest. I felt suffocated. I was air hungry and breathing became a difficult task. My heart was racing. I could hear my heartbeats. I could feel the struggle of my lungs. Today I know the technical term for it, Dyspnea – Shortness of breath.
