Wildlife
I am 42, live with severe asthma, seen all of wildfire smoke getting worse here Canada. I can't get out of the house over the smoke been to back for me and I am warm and I am sweating. I also don't look good because of the smoke in air conditioning.
Hi again,
(Ruth), and thanks for this post. It's good to see you re-engaging with the community here, and continuing the conversation about the effects of the Canadian wildfires on you and daily activities. I know we have had several conversations over the past months. For ease of reference, this link will connect us to those conversations, should we need them: https://asthma.net/moderation/users/8595516.
I am sorry to hear the smoky atmosphere is affecting you to this extent. Being confined to your home because of these conditions must be challenging to deal with. How are you managing? Do you think it would help if you were to change the filters on the air conditioning more frequently? Do you think an air purifier might be helpful?
Wishing you well,
Leon L (author / site moderator asthma.net)
