| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
SEX and COPD- We ain't dead yet! |
Let's face it- a sexual relationship takes a lot of energy and air. But, just because you may have limitations because of lung disease, this does not mean your sexual life is over. There's sex and then there's S-E-X. The following web sites and articles address intimacy and COPD. Some make suggestions on how to manage traditional sexual activities while others offer alternatives to provide a satisfying intimate encounter with your significant other. As with all activities that effect your breathing, please check with your doctor before trying anything new. http://lungdiseases.about.com/od/copingwithcopd/a/sexandCOPD.htm From our Canadian Lung Association: www.lung.ca/copd/management/living/sexuality.html This Swedish website is directed towards a wide variety of disabilities including spinal cord injuries. Read through it all to see alternatives and suggestions for keeping active. http://www.swedish.org/17096.cfm Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask .not just a saying on this website. The discussions are broad and generous, dealing with many different disabilities and even elaborating on the differences with emotional and physical disabilities, self-image issues, positioning ..etc. In addition, there are other link recommendations and book references at the end, so read all the way through. http://www.spiderbytes.ca/Sexuality/Sexuality_Disability.shtml
Telephone: 540-948-6777 or 1-866-FOR-A1AA (1-866-367-2122) Fax # 540-948-6763 Copyright © 2006 Alpha-1 Advocacy Alliance, All Rights Reserved Home | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||