Have you ever made dough from scratch? If you have, you know it’s all about the long game and a ton of patience.  This is not a hobby that you can practice quickly, nor a skill you can rush through. It takes time to get it right and it takes patience to work through it.

Patience is not always an easy skill to master, especially if you feel short of breath, but it is a necessary skill to conquer to prevent the perpetual cycle of panic and recovery. In the world of pulmonary disease, patients don’t always have the privilege of reserves and typically rush to complete the task. Unfortunately, this response only leads to a further cycle of panic, tank, and recover. How can we help them through this? How can we change the cycle to help them go further, for longer?

Tune in for a dose of patience and pacing.

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