I lose track of the day & date Rhyia but I find the days going by so quickly...I've never been so engaged with friends & family as much as I am recently...will we be able to keep this up after lockdown we've all agreed to make more effort when we reach that time.
Thank you for the information - very helpful. When we got back from walking the dogs his Asthma Nurse rang to do his Annual Review and he was able to chat to her about what happened yesterday.Good news..
Yes, from the initial impact, the asthma meds have a really quick effect..I guess that corresponds with how quick an attack can develop, I suppose .
Missus gets hayfever, and similar results.
EDIT.found link.
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/criti...ooms-coronavirus-cases-soar/story?id=69759965
And to others in general.
Not sure if we'll known.
But if breathing is poor
As a last resort, probably while calling or waiting for ambulance, 8-10 sprays of an asthmatics blue inhaler, not the brown
Can open airways and allow more air in.
I will look for the link, but it is what doctors were recommending and doing on admissions to A&E, think I posted a way back on here.
As asthmatic since 11,. I only found that out last year had my most serious attack,, sprayed waited a bit felt no better repeated .eventually got to docs, gasping for breathe,
Doc told me, ten repeated sprays one after the other. That got me to a state where I could breathe and talk .scary day
So blue spray if desperate, for ALL... as a last resort, while calling or waiting for ambulance
10 quick sprays one after the other.
good evening all
4.1 today
another bright and sunny day here so we did some more strimming and raking.
Such a pity we can't head off to one of the places where we usually take longer walks but mr gee and I are very fortunate to be in a place where we can walk round the village.
It's already Thursday according to my reckoning and time seems to be going all 'festina lente' on us
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@gennepher - wow that's a fair sized hole, and I thought the moles at mum's were a pest
@Muddy Cyclist - the fog area was left bare when I painted the main areas then painted into later.
Very nicely done with the latest picture of the Black Cuillins
I think the blue is fine (is it phthalo blue?), it's a balanced splash of contrast to enliven things when juxtaposed with the gold
today's art catch up -
no 1 - was trying for a darker toned evening sky but it ended up too blue - Kuretake paints
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no 2 - was inspired by the view when we were driving along the neighbouring firth earlier in the year, a heavy band of snow clouds was moving over the far side of the firth and we could see the snow falling beneath them and turning the hills white as the snow shower passed over. Daler Rowney paints.
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Wow, like these especially the sky and foreground in the second. Try mixing blue, burnt umber and a little red for your clouds in the sky, various densities.good evening all
4.1 today
another bright and sunny day here so we did some more strimming and raking.
Such a pity we can't head off to one of the places where we usually take longer walks but mr gee and I are very fortunate to be in a place where we can walk round the village.
It's already Thursday according to my reckoning and time seems to be going all 'festina lente' on us
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@gennepher - wow that's a fair sized hole, and I thought the moles at mum's were a pest
@Muddy Cyclist - the fog area was left bare when I painted the main areas then painted into later.
Very nicely done with the latest picture of the Black Cuillins
I think the blue is fine (is it phthalo blue?), it's a balanced splash of contrast to enliven things when juxtaposed with the gold
today's art catch up -
no 1 - was trying for a darker toned evening sky but it ended up too blue - Kuretake paints
View attachment 40702
no 2 - was inspired by the view when we were driving along the neighbouring firth earlier in the year, a heavy band of snow clouds was moving over the far side of the firth and we could see the snow falling beneath them and turning the hills white as the snow shower passed over. Daler Rowney paints.
View attachment 40703
Those whispy clouds work well against the blue sky, nice work.
