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💛 A Friendly Gratitude & Mindfulness Check-In 💛

Katie has been sharing some really great thoughts lately around gratitude and mindfulness, so let’s keep that going -- especially for those living with bronchiectasis or NTM, and the caregivers right alongside you.

When your days are full of treatments, airway clearance, meds, and a lot of waiting, mindfulness doesn’t have to mean sitting quietly on a mountaintop. Sometimes it’s just noticing, “Hey, I got through that treatment,” or “That cough gave me a little break today.” We’ll take the wins where we can get them.

Gratitude isn’t about pretending things are easy -- it’s about spotting the little things that help you keep moving forward:
• Finishing a treatment and checking it off the list ✔
• A moment of calm, a good laugh, or a decent night of sleep
• Support from someone who truly gets it -- maybe even in this community

Instead of asking, “Why is this so hard?” maybe we try, “What helped me today?” Even tiny answers count. Extra points if snacks were involved. 😉

Gratitude and mindfulness won’t magically fix bronch or NTM -- but they can help us stay grounded and a little more steady on the long days.

💬 Want to share? What’s one small win or moment you appreciated today?

We’re really glad you’re here -- and grateful for the way this community shows up for each other, every day. 💙

Latest Activity: January 13, 2026
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Brandon,
Thank you for your comments and great post. Yes, practicing mindfulness doesn’t mean sitting quietly on a mountaintop- it means that you can acknowledge any little gains you make throughout your day, or your week. Being a patient is a job in itself. I feel that getting on the phone is a dreadful task at times to make an appointment if you can’t schedule it online. However, we must continue to check off our medical things to do list, take a breath, pat ourselves on the back and keeping moving forward. We do have the power to improve the quality of our lives- support from others goes along way. We are here to support you.:) 

Latest Activity: January 13, 2026
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