Matthew-Ferry
April 2, 2020
John Bottrell, RRT
April 4, 2020
Good question. I have started many asthma journals, because i think the idea is honorable. The problem I have with them is I keep them going while I'm having asthma episodes. But when I start feeling better they get forgotten and shoved to the bottom of a drawer. I would definitely recommend them. But, I am not so good at using them myself. There's my honest answer 😀 Be neat to hear what others have to say. John. Community Moderator. Community Moderator. asthma.net
donaldrk
April 5, 2020
1. I am a newly diagnosed asthmatic (only 3 months ago). 2. I really hadn't thought about it until I saw the article. So, I'm going to start one.
John Bottrell, RRT
April 5, 2020
Hi. Thanks for chiming in. Great idea. if you are interested, i will attach an article (https://asthma.net/living/an-asthma-journal-why-you-need-one/) explaining asthma journals and how they are helpful. Keep us posted how it goes. John. Community Moderator. asthma.net
elizabethannie8444
January 15, 2021
I did say no, but this is because I do not always keep the record every day.
If I am unwell, then I will be more likely to do it.
Leon Lebowitz, RRT
January 15, 2021
Hi @elizabethannie3444, and thanks for chiming in here as it relates to asthma and keeping a journal.
We appreciate your input.
All the best,
Leon (site moderator asthma.net)
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