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camelina
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May 11, 2007 - 12:13 AM |
 
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everywhere?
I am an asthmatic and have been in Shanghai only a few days and finding it hard to breathe properly  |
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yu888
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my wife has has a few asthma attacks here in Shanghai, something that did not happen anymore back in the states. We attempt to patronise non-spmoking venues as much as possible and are looking into an air filter for home, but outside, its just the way it is... good luck. |
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camelina
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May 22, 2007 - 01:39 PM |
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Thanks.
I would love to find a list of something of non smoking venues?
Non smoking sections.. I have to laugh.. it is so 1980's!! ermm...
I actually already own an air filter and waiting to pick it up once stupid customs clears our parcels.
I haven't had any attacks per se, just finding my lung capacity not that great and getting very tired and puffed quickly after only a short walk and have to walk very very slowly when outside and wear a face mask etc. |
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jenming
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