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Sorry to hear about the bad news. Hopefully in time you will feel better and be able to have a cigar once in a while.
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Doc, sorry to hear this news. It could have been a lot worse. Glad you can still enjoy the occasional smoke at least.
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Originally Posted by md4958:
Doc, sorry to hear this news. It could have been a lot worse. Glad you can still enjoy the occasional smoke at least.

True, and I can still have my cannoli's, right?
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Originally Posted by CigarDoc:
True, and I can still have my cannoli's, right?

you bet your ass! when you coming up this way next???
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Originally Posted by CigarDoc:
Well, for the past 3 months, I have had a little difficulty breathing during exercise. I went to the pulmonologist after a little while for a couple of tests and I have found out that I have what is called "reactive airway disease". Apparently my epiglottis is more sensitive to dirty air and smoke than most normal peoples. While, it isn't something that will affect my health in the long run, the doctor has told me that the only way for me to get my breathing to return to normal is to quit smoking. Normally, I would take his advice with a grain of salt, but my cigar habit is affecting my career. I am going to limit myself to a cigar once in a blue moon, mostly for special occasions. I will still continue to be a CA member, just not on the scale that I have once been. I wanna thank all of you who supported my unit while I was deployed. I got to smoke some of the finest sticks in the world just because you all like to share. I'm gonna miss having my nightly cigar after work.

Doc

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Home is where you light your stogie.

Doc sounds like you listen to your doctor. To me that is good news. Too many people don't have the option of doing something to improve their health. You are doing what is necessary.

It's good to know that you are as good a patient as you are a doctor.

:-):-)

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Sorry to hear the bad news Doc, but your health is whats really important as you know. As far as the Cannoli's go, I wouldn't substitute too many of those for cigars. They may not be bad for your lungs, but don't get me started on what they can do to the waist line.:-)
Hang in there Doc, we're all here for you and thanks for your service.:-)
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Originally Posted by CigarDoc:
Well, for the past 3 months, I have had a little difficulty breathing during exercise. I went to the pulmonologist after a little while for a couple of tests and I have found out that I have what is called "reactive airway disease". Apparently my epiglottis is more sensitive to dirty air and smoke than most normal peoples. While, it isn't something that will affect my health in the long run, the doctor has told me that the only way for me to get my breathing to return to normal is to quit smoking. Normally, I would take his advice with a grain of salt, but my cigar habit is affecting my career. I am going to limit myself to a cigar once in a blue moon, mostly for special occasions. I will still continue to be a CA member, just not on the scale that I have once been. I wanna thank all of you who supported my unit while I was deployed. I got to smoke some of the finest sticks in the world just because you all like to share. I'm gonna miss having my nightly cigar after work.

Doc

I am sorry to hear this Doc, i had a little plan in my head for bombing you, Tobii and Skills in one big bomb. Take care, and go for a second opinion.
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Glad to hear your going to still visiting the forum. That sux though that your not going to be able to relax and enjoy your nightly cigar..... Any chance this is something that goes away?
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The bottom line is your health is more important then cigars Chris.
It's still is a bummer though.
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Sorry to hear about the bad news Chris. If you need anything, just let me know. :-)
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That really does suck... but I think you have a great attitude and outlook about it. Keep the chin up brother.
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Originally Posted by 68TriShield:
The bottom line is your health is more important then cigars Chris.
It's still is a bummer though.

what Dave said.....................best of luck and :-)to a speedy recovery
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Sorry to hear of the bad news Doc, but also glad to hear it's a simple fix. Not a welcome fix mind you, but at least you know a simple way to get it under control without months of test and/or medical procedures.

Stay healthy my friend and thank you for your service!
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Sorry to hear this Chris. Glad you are listening and taking care of yourself.

Keep collecting though. Cause when you retire and can smoke again, You will have some nice aged smokes. :-)
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Doc -

We need to talk....

You're the medic fer cryin' out loud!!!

Reactive Airway disease is NOT a diagnosis!!! YOU KNOW THIS!!! That's the term used for "hmmm....could be asthma....but I'm not sure...."" YOU'RE THE MEDIC!!!!! There is a HUMONGOUS difference between the Army "diagnosis" of reactive airway disease.....and the NO BS diagnosis of Reactive Airway Dysfunction Syndrome (RADS).....

This is what made the "old man radar" go off....

Originally Posted by :
the "disease" as they call it only affects me during exercise and other things alike.

That's called exercise induced asthma...it's friggin cold as ^%$# outside right now!!! Dude!!! Request a re-eval IMMEDIATELY!!!

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Well, for the past 3 months, I have had a little difficulty breathing during exercise...

WE JUST GOT HOME IN JULY!!!! Block leave was in August.....Sep-Oct-Nov....Fall and Winter after being in the desert for 14 months.....Doc....you know I will drag you kicking and screaming into UNC in less than a heartbeat for a full clinical evaluation!!

PLEASE get a re-eval!!
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Originally Posted by tobii3:
Doc -

We need to talk....

You're the medic fer cryin' out loud!!!

Reactive Airway disease is NOT a diagnosis!!! YOU KNOW THIS!!! That's the term used for "hmmm....could be asthma....but I'm not sure...."" YOU'RE THE MEDIC!!!!! There is a HUMONGOUS difference between the Army "diagnosis" of reactive airway disease.....and the NO BS diagnosis of Reactive Airway Dysfunction Syndrome (RADS).....

This is what made the "old man radar" go off....

That's called exercise induced asthma...it's friggin cold as ^%$# outside right now!!! Dude!!! Request a re-eval IMMEDIATELY!!!

WE JUST GOT HOME IN JULY!!!! Block leave was in August.....Sep-Oct-Nov....Fall and Winter after being in the desert for 14 months.....Doc....you know I will drag you kicking and screaming into UNC in less than a heartbeat for a full clinical evaluation!!

PLEASE get a re-eval!!

Doc, I would never presume to tell you what to do with your health, but this sounds like good advice.

Before you sell all those beautiful sticks!!!
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Doc I'm sorry to hear the news, I'm with Tobii, anything serious like this deserves a second opinion. I do hope it ends up being something minor, but you have my support in all you do.... and for the love of all that's good don't sell your stash till you know things are factual.

Dan
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You can always get another cigar, but your health is a "one and done" deal...

Take care and treasure your cigar opportunities in the future.
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im so sorry about the news! i hope everything gets better for you :-)
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Originally Posted by Hardcz:
Doc I'm sorry to hear the news, I'm with Tobii, anything serious like this deserves a second opinion. I do hope it ends up being something minor, but you have my support in all you do.... and for the love of all that's good don't sell your stash till you know things are factual.

Dan

x3.. While I would love to pick up your sticks at a bargan basement price :-), getting an accurate assessment on your condition is key. Good luck and keep us all informed of your progress!

:-)

spin
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