Respiratory therapist Simon Lu explains that simple activities like walking can demand more oxygen and trigger symptoms for #PulmonaryFibrosis patients. Oxygen therapy can help make daily tasks more manageable.

Did you know iron plays a key role in helping your blood carry oxygen throughout your body, supporting energy levels and reducing strain on your heart. Low iron can lead to fatigue and make your heart work harder. That’s why it’s so important to monitor your iron levels regularly and talk to your doctor if…

Fatigue is a common challenge for those living with Pulmonary Fibrosis, but staying active and mobile can make a big difference! Regular movement helps reduce stress on the body, improve oxygen flow, and boost overall energy levels. Small, consistent activity can go a long way—keep moving at your own pace!

Simon Lu, respiratory therapist shares how oxygen therapy can bring comfort and support to people living with #PulmonaryFibrosis. It helps ease breathlessness, makes daily activities more manageable, and improves overall quality of life. Learn more about how it can help

Using medical assistance devices isn’t a sign of weakness, it’s a way to make life easier and more comfortable, especially when living with Pulmonary Fibrosis. Whether it’s a walker, oxygen equipment, or mobility aids, these tools can help you conserve energy, stay safe, and keep doing the things you love. The best part? Many are…

If you’re living with Pulmonary Fibrosis, struggling to meet your oxygen needs can be a major cause of fatigue. When your body isn’t getting enough oxygen, it works overtime—leaving you feeling drained and exhausted. Managing your oxygen levels is key to improving energy, comfort, and daily function.

What does oxygen therapy mean to you? For Bill, it was life-changing. This is one family’s journey with oxygen therapy and pulmonary fibrosis.

Managing your oxygen levels properly is essential when living with Pulmonary Fibrosis. If your oxygen is too low, your body—and especially your other organs—may not be getting the support they need. This can impact how well your treatments work and how you feel day to day. Regularly checking and adjusting your oxygen levels with your…

Simon Lu highlights the essential role of oxygen in our lives and its profound impact on our overall health and well-being. Understanding why we need oxygen is key for people living with #pulmonaryfibrosis.

What’s it like living with Pulmonary Firbrosis? Registered nurse and Certified Respiratory Educator Meeran Manji describes what it feels like to work hard for each breath.