Living with Aspergillosis. How to live with Aspergillosis?

you need to have appositive outlook on life you wont always feel as bad and just make sure you don't sweat the small stuff

Even though when unwell you might feel like you will never recover and it can take several weeks, if not months to be well enough to exercise and be fully active, you just need to take it day by day and stay calm. You also need to adapt your lifestyle to have the best health outcomes. ( Eg I was a frequent traveller in Africa for many years. where there is a lack of medical facilities and virtually no pathology labs with reliable results, and a lot of fake medicines, ( With the exception of South Africa,) I have not returned since 2015.

Of course you can be happy with aspergillosis, happiness is a state of mind not a state of health. Keep a positive attitude, recognize the hand of cards you have been dealt and aim to win. Keep looking forward.

It is definitely best to have a happiness protocol going in your life before you come down with this condition because it can drastically alter and change your life it may be a very big adjustment which can cause depression and despondency toward life without that backup ability to find happiness and meaningful fullness in your new life with this condition. For me it meant my whole life changed I was a very physical person who like to hike and fish and be outside I gardened and did many other things. Having a lung condition that changes your physical condition so much means that you have to change what you like to do as you can no longer do the things you used to do that can be a very complicated challenge. For a Time I decided to try knitting actually made anything of value but I kept my hands busy and felt like I was doing something I also learned a foreign language. It is a great deal like that song you may not get what you want but you can get what you need if you are willing to have an open mind.

Depends on the severity and the type you would have.
some dont know they have it, some are fine with mild treatments, some cope with stronger longer term treatments
longer term treatments also have side effects however mild treatments are easier to handle

Live life to to the full don’t get bogged with the syndrome laugh lots and be happy. Evaware of yourself and emotions socialise as much as you can.

To live with this, it is VERY important to have a mold free environment. I would HIGHLY recommend hard wood floors. Clothing, bedding, furniture should always be clean, dry, and free of dust, dirt, and mold. If you have a pet be especially careful breathing in the dander and keep pet hair at a minimum. If you have air conditioners and furnaces keep them serviced at least twice a year if you can afford to do so. Keep the heaters and ac in your car as free of allergens as you can. When cleaning, use a face mask. Eat healthy foods, and try to get fresh air when you can. Take your meds that your doctors prescribe, and maintain your checkups. Read positive books if you can, and do not isolate from people! Do not smoke!

Do what you can when you can, don't overdo things on good days, network with other people regularly.

Take your medication as directed, report back any new symptoms quickly.

The National Aspergillosis Centre supports large and active communities on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/aspergillussupport - they are well worth joining.

gain an understanding of the condition - listen to your body - do more on good days, rest on bad ones. Find support from others with the condition and hospital staff

I don't think you're actually happy to know you have Aspergillosis.
I think you have to accept it.
To with through the fear that comes up, by using things such as meditation or counceling.
I think you also live with the hope that it will actually go away.

Follow doctors instructions, live a clean, healthy lifestyle. Be positive.

It depends on the type and stage. I personally was diagnosed of aspergilloma at a complex stage. But since am responding well to itraconazole, I don't think my life expectancy is at risk yet. However, prognosis could suggest something like 10-20yrs

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