Editorial
doi: 10.1183/20734735.0208-2019.
Thoughts on medical oxygen, COPD and enjoying life
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Editorial
Thoughts on medical oxygen, COPD and enjoying life
Breathe (Sheff).
2019 Sep.
Abstract
A patient with COPD offers a valuable insight into how using medical oxygen changes a person's daily life, and how important it is to continue to socialise, keep active, and enjoy life as much as possible http://bit.ly/2RA8tuh.
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Kjartan fishing for Arctic char whilst wearing an oxygen tank.
a) Kjartan (far right) eating dinner with his wife and friends. b) Kjartan sitting at home on the porch.
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