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360Coach Brandon Hello everyone! 

Our next BronchandNTM360social Coffee Break is Thursday, May 07, 2026 @ 2:30pm EST. We moved the May Coffee Break up a week so it wouldn’t conflict with the NTMir Patient Conference May 13-14.

Dr. Shelby MacRae, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine- Pulmonary/Critical Care at the LSUHSC School of Medicine, returns this month to discuss effective communication with your doctors and when to escalate care. https://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/DOM/Sections/Pulmonary-CC/faculty/shelby_macrae.aspx

We will open the call fifteen minutes early, so please join us if you wish to speak casually with us or other community members. Any health-related discussion will be held until the start of the meeting.

The meeting registration link is here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclcuusrDMpG9PrF3BDUA2nw2csTkQsg7EG#/registration 

Looking forward to seeing you soon!

360Coach Brandon — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 20:17:12 GMT

Hello everyone!  Our next BronchandNTM360social Coffee Break is Thursday, May 07, 2026 @ 2:30pm EST. We moved the May Coffee Break up a week so it wouldn’t conflict with the NTMir Patient Conference May 13-14. Dr. Shelby MacRae, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine- Pulmonary/Critical Care at the LSUHSC School of Medicine, returns this month to discuss effective communication with your doctors and when to escalate care. https://www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu/DOM/Sections/Pulmonary-CC/faculty/shelby_macrae.aspx We will open the call fifteen minutes early, so please join us if you wish to speak casually with us or other community members. Any health-related discussion will be held until the start of the meeting. The meeting registration link is here:https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclcuusrDMpG9PrF3BDUA2nw2csTkQsg7EG#/registration  Looking forward to seeing you soon!
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Kalli Mago (Communications Coordinator) It’s National Nurses Week! Today we salute nursing professionals around the world, whose care, compassion, and commitment make a difference in people's lives every single day.

Join us in thanking the nursing community for all that they do—offering comfort in the hardest moments, advocating for their patients’ needs, administering life-saving care, and so much more. We are so thankful for these health care heroes!

Kalli Mago (Communications Coordinator) — Wed, 06 May 2026 17:41:03 GMT

It’s National Nurses Week! Today we salute nursing professionals around the world, whose care, compassion, and commitment make a difference in people's lives every single day. Join us in thanking the nursing community for all that they do—offering comfort in the hardest moments, advocating for their patients’ needs, administering life-saving care, and so much more. We are so thankful for these health care heroes!
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Ksmiles123 Hello! Today is World Asthma Day. Many respiratory symptoms overlap with Bronchiectasis. Below is information on the different types of asthma: https://asthma.net/basics/classifications

Ksmiles123 — Wed, 06 May 2026 01:39:07 GMT

Hello! Today is World Asthma Day. Many respiratory symptoms overlap with Bronchiectasis. Below is information on the different types of asthma: https://asthma.net/basics/classifications
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360Coach Brandon 🎉🌮 Cinco de Mayo Vibes on Bronchiectasis & NTM 360Social! 🌮🎉

Today’s a great excuse to add a little color, a little rhythm, and a little joy to the day—whatever that looks like for you. 💃🕺

Maybe it’s a favorite meal, some music you love, a cozy moment with a pet, or just a chance to pause and enjoy where you are right now. Every version of “celebrating” counts. 💛

💬 Let’s make it fun:
What’s adding a little flavor to your day today?

Whether it’s something festive or something simple, we’d love to hear. And if today is more “rest and recharge” than “fiesta,” that’s just as worth celebrating. 🎈

360Coach Brandon — Tue, 05 May 2026 12:55:05 GMT

🎉🌮 Cinco de Mayo Vibes on Bronchiectasis & NTM 360Social! 🌮🎉Today’s a great excuse to add a little color, a little rhythm, and a little joy to the day—whatever that looks like for you. 💃🕺Maybe it’s a favorite meal, some music you love, a cozy moment with a pet, or just a chance to pause and enjoy where you are right now. Every version of “celebrating” counts. 💛💬 Let’s make it fun:What’s adding a little flavor to your day today?Whether it’s something festive or something simple, we’d love to hear. And if today is more “rest and recharge” than “fiesta,” that’s just as worth celebrating. 🎈
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ansi243 answered the question CT shows NTM MAI possibility but Negative Labs?

ansi243 — Tue, 05 May 2026 05:01:40 GMT

CT findings can sometimes suggest NTM/MAI even when cultures stay negative. It might be worth discussing with your pulmonologist about repeat sputum testing over time or a referral to a bronchiectasis/NTM specialty center for a second opinion.
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360Coach Brandon 🚀✨ May the 4th Be With You… and may your lungs find a little extra ease today. 💙

Happy Star Wars Day, Bronchiectasis & NTM community!

Some days feel like a calm cruise through the galaxy… and others feel more like you’re dodging asteroids just to get through the day. If today’s one of those tougher ones, just know—taking it slow, listening to your body, and getting through it your way is more than enough.

Let’s have a little fun with it…

🌬️ Jedi-Level Breathing & Airway Clearance: Whether it’s your routine, your vest, or your go-to technique—finding that steady rhythm can feel a lot like tapping into the Force. One step, one breath at a time.
🚶‍♂️ No Hyperspace Required: Energy can come and go—so whether today is a “do a little” or a “rest and recharge” kind of day, both count.
🧰 Your Tools = Your Lightsaber: Nebulizers, inhalers, airway clearance devices—these are part of your toolkit to keep things moving and help you feel your best.
🧠 Trust Your Body’s Signals: You know your baseline. If something feels off, it’s okay to pause, adjust, or reach out to your care team.

And let’s be real for a second…
Even Darth Vader needed a pretty advanced setup to help him breathe 😄

💬 Now for the fun part:
If you had a Star Wars sidekick for your lung health journey, who would you pick?

🧙‍♂️ Yoda for calm, steady guidance?
🤖 R2-D2 to keep everything running smoothly?
🐾 Chewbacca for strength on the tough days?
👑 Leia for resilience and leadership?

Or someone else entirely?

Drop it below—we’d love to hear!

However today looks for you, we’re glad you’re here. Take it at your pace, find your moments, and keep doing what works for you.

🌟 The Force is strong with you!

360Coach Brandon — Mon, 04 May 2026 19:52:18 GMT

🚀✨ May the 4th Be With You… and may your lungs find a little extra ease today. 💙Happy Star Wars Day, Bronchiectasis & NTM community!Some days feel like a calm cruise through the galaxy… and others feel more like you’re dodging asteroids just to get through the day. If today’s one of those tougher ones, just know—taking it slow, listening to your body, and getting through it your way is more than enough.Let’s have a little fun with it…🌬️ Jedi-Level Breathing & Airway Clearance: Whether it’s your routine, your vest, or your go-to technique—finding that steady rhythm can feel a lot like tapping into the Force. One step, one breath at a time.🚶‍♂️ No Hyperspace Required: Energy can come and go—so whether today is a “do a little” or a “rest and recharge” kind of day, both count.🧰 Your Tools = Your Lightsaber: Nebulizers, inhalers, airway clearance devices—these are part of your toolkit to keep things moving and help you feel your best.🧠 Trust Your Body’s Signals: You know your baseline. If something feels off, it’s okay to pause, adjust, or reach out to your care team.And let’s be real for a second…Even Darth Vader needed a pretty advanced setup to help him breathe 😄💬 Now for the fun part:If you had a Star Wars sidekick for your lung health journey, who would you pick?🧙‍♂️ Yoda for calm, steady guidance?🤖 R2-D2 to keep everything running smoothly?🐾 Chewbacca for strength on the tough days?👑 Leia for resilience and leadership?Or someone else entirely?Drop it below—we’d love to hear!However today looks for you, we’re glad you’re here. Take it at your pace, find your moments, and keep doing what works for you.🌟 The Force is strong with you!
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Kalli Mago (Communications Coordinator) May is National Clean Air Month. As you may know, air quality can have a big impact on health and well-being when you have bronchiectasis, NTM lung disease, or other chronic lung conditions. Studies show that air pollution increases the risk of exacerbations, causing day-to-day symptoms to become worse.

Everything from wildfires to vehicle emissions impacts the quality of the air we breathe. To navigate air pollution and protect your lungs, here are a few tips to keep in mind:
✨Monitor the air quality where you live. Resources like AirNow.gov can show you the current air quality for your zip code and predict what the air quality will be like over the next few days.
✨When the air quality is bad, try to stay indoors. Save outdoor activities for good air quality days.
✨If you do go outside on bad air quality days, wearing an N95 mask can help prevent pollutants like dust and smoke from getting inside your airways.
✨Outdoor air quality can affect indoor air quality as well. Consider using a HEPA air purifier inside to keep the air in your home clean and fresh.

If you have any experiences navigating air quality, feel free to share them in the comments!

Kalli Mago (Communications Coordinator) — Mon, 04 May 2026 15:11:16 GMT

May is National Clean Air Month. As you may know, air quality can have a big impact on health and well-being when you have bronchiectasis, NTM lung disease, or other chronic lung conditions. Studies show that air pollution increases the risk of exacerbations, causing day-to-day symptoms to become worse.Everything from wildfires to vehicle emissions impacts the quality of the air we breathe. To navigate air pollution and protect your lungs, here are a few tips to keep in mind:✨Monitor the air quality where you live. Resources like AirNow.gov can show you the current air quality for your zip code and predict what the air quality will be like over the next few days.✨When the air quality is bad, try to stay indoors. Save outdoor activities for good air quality days.✨If you do go outside on bad air quality days, wearing an N95 mask can help prevent pollutants like dust and smoke from getting inside your airways.✨Outdoor air quality can affect indoor air quality as well. Consider using a HEPA air purifier inside to keep the air in your home clean and fresh.If you have any experiences navigating air quality, feel free to share them in the comments!
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Ksmiles123 Hello! Throughout May, health organizations, community
groups, and advocates work to spread the word about mental health issues that
affect women. Why Women’s Mental Health Needs More Attention: Men and women can
both have mental health problems, but studies reveal that women are more likely
to have particular problems because of a mix of hormones, life events, and
social norms. Some important reasons to pay attention to women’s mental health
are: Biological factors: Changes in hormones during menstruation, pregnancy,
after giving birth, and menopause might impact how you feel and how stable your
emotions are. Life roles: several women have to juggle several duties, like
employment, taking care of children, and caring for others, which can make them
feel burned out. Social pressures: Women typically face additional stress due to societal expectations regarding looks, success, and
family life.

Women are almost twice as likely as men to have anxiety and
depression, which makes them more likely to have problems. Women’s Mental
Health Month gives people a chance to talk about these issues, fight stigma,
and make it easier to access mental health care.

Ksmiles123 — Mon, 04 May 2026 12:08:30 GMT

Hello! Throughout May, health organizations, communitygroups, and advocates work to spread the word about mental health issues thataffect women. Why Women’s Mental Health Needs More Attention: Men and women canboth have mental health problems, but studies reveal that women are more likelyto have particular problems because of a mix of hormones, life events, andsocial norms. Some important reasons to pay attention to women’s mental healthare: Biological factors: Changes in hormones during menstruation, pregnancy,after giving birth, and menopause might impact how you feel and how stable youremotions are. Life roles: several women have to juggle several duties, likeemployment, taking care of children, and caring for others, which can make themfeel burned out. Social pressures: Women typically face additional stress due to societal expectations regarding looks, success, andfamily life.Women are almost twice as likely as men to have anxiety anddepression, which makes them more likely to have problems. Women’s MentalHealth Month gives people a chance to talk about these issues, fight stigma,and make it easier to access mental health care.
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Ksmiles123 Hello! May is Mental Health Awareness Month.Living with bronchiectasis and NTM can ask a lot of you — physically, emotionally, and mentally. The appointments, medications, uncertainty, fatigue, and daily routines can be exhausting in ways others may not always see nor understand .Taking care of your mental health is part of taking care of your lungs. A few examples of good self care include asking for support, resting without guilt, talking with someone who understands, or simply giving yourself credit for getting through a hard day. Your strength is not only in how much you push through, but also in how well you care for yourself. Please make space for peace, hope and regular rewards for all of your self maintenance activities. Be good to yourself throughout this month and beyond. We are here to support you on your journey.

Ksmiles123 — Sat, 02 May 2026 21:58:07 GMT

Hello! May is Mental Health Awareness Month.Living with bronchiectasis and NTM can ask a lot of you — physically, emotionally, and mentally. The appointments, medications, uncertainty, fatigue, and daily routines can be exhausting in ways others may not always see nor understand .Taking care of your mental health is part of taking care of your lungs. A few examples of good self care include asking for support, resting without guilt, talking with someone who understands, or simply giving yourself credit for getting through a hard day. Your strength is not only in how much you push through, but also in how well you care for yourself. Please make space for peace, hope and regular rewards for all of your self maintenance activities. Be good to yourself throughout this month and beyond. We are here to support you on your journey.
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Ksmiles123 Hello! Welcome to the month of May! May is my favorite month of the year- perfect temperatures, not too hot , not too cool. This weather is easier breathing for most people unless you are impacted by severe allergies/ asthma . April showers are behind us, budding flowers surround us. Throughout the month, we will focus on the following topics: Asthma and allergies, Women’s Health including women’s mental health, a review of the Multidisciplinary Health Care Team utilized by BNTM individuals and communicating effectively with this team of specialists. Lastly, we will discuss the joys of Summer Travel and some precautions that are recommended . I wish you a wonderful month ahead! Please reach out if you have any specific questions on any of these topics.

Ksmiles123 — Fri, 01 May 2026 11:36:52 GMT

Hello! Welcome to the month of May! May is my favorite month of the year- perfect temperatures, not too hot , not too cool. This weather is easier breathing for most people unless you are impacted by severe allergies/ asthma . April showers are behind us, budding flowers surround us. Throughout the month, we will focus on the following topics: Asthma and allergies, Women’s Health including women’s mental health, a review of the Multidisciplinary Health Care Team utilized by BNTM individuals and communicating effectively with this team of specialists. Lastly, we will discuss the joys of Summer Travel and some precautions that are recommended . I wish you a wonderful month ahead! Please reach out if you have any specific questions on any of these topics.
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Jsn I was also wondering does anyone cough a lot when talking this is affecting my social life

Jsn — Fri, 01 May 2026 08:22:00 GMT

I was also wondering does anyone cough a lot when talking this is affecting my social life
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Jsn Not good I was wondering I have lots of sinus post nasal drip which makes me cough died Antonella’s have these issues

Jsn — Fri, 01 May 2026 08:19:29 GMT

Not good I was wondering I have lots of sinus post nasal drip which makes me cough died Antonella’s have these issues
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Alyssa Dittner created the event From Flare-Ups to Daily Life: Bronchiectasis Symptom Management

Alyssa Dittner — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 20:13:09 GMT

Join the bronchiectasis team at University of Alabama at Birmingham, led by Center Director George M. Solomon, MD, on July 1 at 2:00 PM ET for a virtual event on managing bronchiectasis symptoms, from flare-ups (exacerbations) to day-to-day life. After …
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Ksmiles123 Dear Friend of the COPD Foundation,
Looking for an easy way to support the COPD Foundation? Donating your vehicle is a straightforward process designed to make giving simple and stress-free: Start your donation online or by phone - Complete a secure form or speak with a vehicle donor support representative. Schedule your free vehicle pick-up - Your vehicle is picked up at a time that works for you - at no cost. Receive your donation receipt - Once your vehicle is sold, you'll receive documentation for your tax records. Cars, trucks, RVs, boats, motorcycles, and more are accepted - whether they're running or not. Your vehicle donation helps support the programs and services that power our mission. Start Your Vehicle Donation.
Thank you for making a difference in every breath.
Warm regards, Jean Wright, M.D., MBA, CEO.

Ksmiles123 — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 14:39:48 GMT

Dear Friend of the COPD Foundation, Looking for an easy way to support the COPD Foundation? Donating your vehicle is a straightforward process designed to make giving simple and stress-free: Start your donation online or by phone - Complete a secure form or speak with a vehicle donor support representative. Schedule your free vehicle pick-up - Your vehicle is picked up at a time that works for you - at no cost. Receive your donation receipt - Once your vehicle is sold, you'll receive documentation for your tax records. Cars, trucks, RVs, boats, motorcycles, and more are accepted - whether they're running or not. Your vehicle donation helps support the programs and services that power our mission. Start Your Vehicle Donation. Thank you for making a difference in every breath. Warm regards, Jean Wright, M.D., MBA, CEO.
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Alyssa Dittner created the event Nutrition & Bronchiectasis

Alyssa Dittner — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 14:17:55 GMT

Join us in honor of World Bronchiectasis Day for an engaging webinar, Nutrition & Bronchiectasis, on Wednesday, July 1 at 3:30 PM Eastern , featuring nutrition expert Michelle MacDonald, MS, RDN, CDCES. This session will focus on the unique …
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Alyssa Dittner created the event Bronchiectasis Management: From Guidelines to Patient Care

Alyssa Dittner — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 13:46:41 GMT

Join us for a live webinar on July 1 at 12pm ET in celebration of World Bronchiectasis Day, led by Timothy R. Aksamit, MD, Medical Director of the Bronchiectasis and NTM Association. This session will review the new Bronchiectasis Pathway Pocket Guide, …
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Alyssa Dittner created the event Bronchiectasis Management: From Guidelines to Patient Care

Alyssa Dittner — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 13:43:17 GMT

Join us for a live webinar on June 9 at 12pm ET in celebration of World Bronchiectasis Day, led by Timothy R. Aksamit, MD, Medical Director of the Bronchiectasis and NTM Association. This session will review the new Bronchiectasis Pathway Pocket Guide, …
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360Coach Brandon 🎤 Honesty Day… and a little real talk for our BNTM community

With bronchiectasis or NTM, things don’t always show up the same way every day. Some days feel manageable… and others can sneak up on you.

And if we’re being honest?

Sometimes it’s easier to say “I’m fine” than to explain everything that’s really going on.

But today’s a good day to try something different.

💬 Being honest with your care team
➡ “My cough has been more frequent.”
➡ “I’m more fatigued than usual.”
➡ “This flare feels different than the last one.”

💬 Being honest with your routine
➡ “I’ve been skipping airway clearance—I need to get back on track.”
➡ “I’m feeling overwhelmed with treatments today.”

💬 Being honest with the people around you
➡ “I need to slow things down today.”
➡ “I want to be there, but I may need to step away and rest.”

💬 And maybe the toughest one… being honest with yourself
➡ “This is a hard day.”
➡ “I’m doing the best I can—and that counts.”

Honesty doesn’t mean you’re falling behind—it means you’re paying attention. And with BNTM, that awareness can make a real difference in how you manage symptoms and care for yourself.

💬 Let’s hear from you:
What’s something you’ve learned to be more honest about on your journey with bronchiectasis or NTM?

360Coach Brandon — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 12:37:18 GMT

🎤 Honesty Day… and a little real talk for our BNTM communityWith bronchiectasis or NTM, things don’t always show up the same way every day. Some days feel manageable… and others can sneak up on you.And if we’re being honest?Sometimes it’s easier to say “I’m fine” than to explain everything that’s really going on.But today’s a good day to try something different.💬 Being honest with your care team➡ “My cough has been more frequent.”➡ “I’m more fatigued than usual.”➡ “This flare feels different than the last one.”💬 Being honest with your routine➡ “I’ve been skipping airway clearance—I need to get back on track.”➡ “I’m feeling overwhelmed with treatments today.”💬 Being honest with the people around you➡ “I need to slow things down today.”➡ “I want to be there, but I may need to step away and rest.”💬 And maybe the toughest one… being honest with yourself➡ “This is a hard day.”➡ “I’m doing the best I can—and that counts.”Honesty doesn’t mean you’re falling behind—it means you’re paying attention. And with BNTM, that awareness can make a real difference in how you manage symptoms and care for yourself.💬 Let’s hear from you:What’s something you’ve learned to be more honest about on your journey with bronchiectasis or NTM?
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Ksmiles123 answered the question Do you feel that you are following sleep suggestions and you are still unable to sleep?

Ksmiles123 — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 19:28:09 GMT

Alyssa, An important point on alcohol. Many individuals enjoy a glass of wine 🍷 in the late evening- Wine can impact the quality of one’s sleep and trigger reflux. It is better to consume a glass of wine earlier in the day if this is possible and fits …
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Alyssa Dittner answered the question Do you feel that you are following sleep suggestions and you are still unable to sleep?

Alyssa Dittner — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 18:58:53 GMT

I find that stress interfears with my sleep. I will wake up at 2am then it is hard to fall asleep. Things I do to help with sleep are Keep a regular sleep schedule (same bedtime and wake time every day). Limit screens (phone, TV, computer) 30minutes …
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Alyssa Dittner answered the question New here, looking for guidance and shared experiences

Alyssa Dittner — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 18:50:15 GMT

Welcome, Wajo23! You are in the right place for education and community. I know several people have already shared some of our resources, but if you are looking for a way to hear from both experts and people living with bronchiectasis, I also recommend …
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Ksmiles123 Hello! The Bronchiectasis Information Sheet below includes the
goals of bronchiectasis treatment, medications, lifestyle changes, and more.
You can share this sheet with your healthcare providers who may not be informed
about your care. Please let us know if you have any questions. https://www.bronchiectasisandntminitiative.org/Learn-More/Educational-Materials-Resources/Downloads-Library#TreatmentBronch

Downloads Library | Bronchiectasis and NTM Association

Thank you for your interest in Bronchiectasis and NTM 360 educational
library. We have a variety of useful booklets, flyers, and tools to help you
learn more about living with bronchiectasis and NTM lung disease.

Ksmiles123 — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 15:02:28 GMT

Hello! The Bronchiectasis Information Sheet below includes thegoals of bronchiectasis treatment, medications, lifestyle changes, and more.You can share this sheet with your healthcare providers who may not be informedabout your care. Please let us know if you have any questions. https://www.bronchiectasisandntminitiative.org/Learn-More/Educational-Materials-Resources/Downloads-Library#TreatmentBronchDownloads Library | Bronchiectasis and NTM AssociationThank you for your interest in Bronchiectasis and NTM 360 educationallibrary. We have a variety of useful booklets, flyers, and tools to help youlearn more about living with bronchiectasis and NTM lung disease.
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Ksmiles123 answered the question Brinsupri Results

Ksmiles123 — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 21:45:20 GMT

below is a link on frequently asked questions about Brinsupri https://www.bronchiectasisandntminitiative.org/Portals/0/DownloadsLibrary/Files/Brinsupri_FAQ.pdf
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Ksmiles123 answered the question Brinsupri Results

Ksmiles123 — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 16:07:57 GMT

Patsy, Hello! Welcome to the community. I am so glad that Brinsupri is positive for you. Do you have a blood pressure machine at home? I would highly recommend to keep track of your BP and speak with your doctor about a higher dose of BP drugs. BP drugs …
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PatsyR answered the question Brinsupri Results

PatsyR — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 15:43:18 GMT

I have been on Brinsupri 25mg for two months. My blood pressure is higher than before starting the drug, but not in the really high range. My cough has changed from almost constant coughing and light sputum especially at night, to fewer deep, hard …
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Bronchiectasis and NTM 360 Most recent journals

ansi243 answered the question CT shows NTM MAI possibility but Negative Labs?

Alyssa Dittner created the event From Flare-Ups to Daily Life: Bronchiectasis Symptom Management

Alyssa Dittner created the event Nutrition & Bronchiectasis

Alyssa Dittner created the event Bronchiectasis Management: From Guidelines to Patient Care

Alyssa Dittner created the event Bronchiectasis Management: From Guidelines to Patient Care

Ksmiles123 answered the question Do you feel that you are following sleep suggestions and you are still unable to sleep?

Alyssa Dittner answered the question Do you feel that you are following sleep suggestions and you are still unable to sleep?

Alyssa Dittner answered the question ​New here, looking for guidance and shared experiences

Ksmiles123 answered the question Brinsupri Results

Ksmiles123 answered the question Brinsupri Results

PatsyR answered the question Brinsupri Results

Alyssa Dittner answered the question New here, looking for guidance and shared experiences