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Co-worker had a lung transplant after several years of declining health. He's doing well.
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My x-boss also had bi-lateral lung transplants from the condition and is doing very well.
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my father had this ~~~ Dr. gave him 8 months to 1 year, he made it 1 year 6 months before his heart gave out at 85
on oxygen 24/7 and around a year had bumped the oxygen input to full blast ~~~ seemed OK as long as he didn't do anything, putting on socks had him gasping for breath , gave up driving after 10 months hard to watch this decline, but the heart attack was quick and final R.I.P. dad
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Don't know what to say other than I am sorry and hope it is upper and not lower. My wife spends her days defending successors in interest to asbestos companies (I on occasion sue them). Has his doctor given an occupational exposure diagnosis? If so, pm me who he worked for and where and I can give you some info on who to call.
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Sorry to hear this news Randy this site might help.
http://www.healthscout.com/ency/68/302/main.html
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"It's normal for these things to empty your wallet and break your heart in the process." 2012 SLK 350 1987 420 SEL |
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The pulmonary issues were there before after his heart surgery, two years ago but have really manifested themselves in the last 3-5 months with significantly reduced capacity, etc. From what I've read, pretty typical IPF symptoms.
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