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Pulmonary rehabilitation

Posted By Shutte walk pro

"Pulmonary rehabilitation"

About: Community Respiratory Care / Community Respiratory Services (Craigavon and Banbridge)

(as the patient),

Arrived feeling low and not liking myself much - I was over weight and no notion of doing anything just sat about comfort eating 

Now I up out walking I have the want in me to get up doing exercise eating properly not snacking all day I feeling better about myself and have started to like myself again I have learnt a lot about my condition and all the medication I am on and how to get the best out of my inhalers

This class was the beginning of me getting my life back to some what as normal as I possible can be 

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Response from Anne Marie Campbell, Service Team Lead Community Respiratory Teams (Interim) SHSCT, Adult Community Services Directorate, Southern Health and Social Care Trust last month
Anne Marie Campbell
Service Team Lead Community Respiratory Teams (Interim) SHSCT, Adult Community Services Directorate,
Southern Health and Social Care Trust

Community Respiratory HOSAR home oxygen assessment and review clinics SHSCT Resp Physio Community Clinics Other resp team community clinics Pulmonary rehabilitation Post covid services for Pulmonary rehab and post covid dysfunctional breathing physio specific clinics

Submitted on 28/03/2025 at 10:03
Published on Care Opinion at 10:03

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Good am

Thankyou so much for taking the time to send in such lovely feedback for the C&B Community Respiratory Team it is really appreciated. I know the team really enjoy this aspect of the service they deliver. It is really humbling to hear first hand of the benefits and quality of the programme for our patients, well done for completing this, it is a massive step in taking control and self managing many aspects of your condition, and now you have a link to the team for future advise should you need this. Pulmonary rehabilitation is well evidenced to reduce flare ups and hospital admissions. I wish you good health for the future and don't be afraid to reach out to the team for support, we are there in the background if needed.

Thankyou

Anne-Marie Campbell

Service Lead Community Respiratory Team

SHSCT
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