Bolton Support Group for Pulmonary Fibrous

21/10/2025

It's World Chronic Cough Day.

Many people living with pulmonary fibrosis (PF) have a cough, but you don’t have to face it alone.

Learn more about why people with PF may develop a cough and tips for managing it on our website:
https://www.actionpf.org/information-support/managing-a-cough

01/06/2025

Man, 25, missing on backpacking trip as mum says 'something is really wrong'

26/04/2025

11/04/2025

Some great feedback from a national survey.

21/07/2024

14/01/2024

Singing for Lung Health ❤️🫁

08/09/2023

We’re ready for our monthly meeting here at the Wellbeing Hub of Bolton Hospice

08/09/2023

Meet the scientist behind the research 🔬

🫁 Hear Dr Richard Allen talk about his groundbreaking research into the role of genetics in IPF.

💻 Dr Allen's talk is available in an online webinar on Thursday 7 September, 16:00 to 17:00 (BST)

Find out more and register ⬇️
https://www.actionpf.org/news/meet-the-scientist-behind-the-research-webinar-dr-richard-allen

03/09/2023

September marks Pulmonary Fibrosis (PF) Awareness Month, a globally recognised awareness initiative aimed at raising awareness about the disease, its symptoms and the need for support.

Pulmonary - LUNG

Fibrosis - SCARRING

Idiopathic PF (IPF) refers to PF that develops because of an unknown cause.

•Thickening of the lower parts of the lung (alveoli)
•The lungs stiffen as a result of tissue scarring, making deep breathing more difficult
•Scar tissue reduces the amount of oxygen that leaves the lungs and enters the bloodstream
•Lung size and capacity is reduced

More here… https://pulmonaryfibrosistrust.org/support/pulmonary-fibrosis/

Watch this video to learn more: https://youtu.be/dUkmOV9fWEI

09/06/2023

Brilliant group meeting and turn out this afternoon with special guest speaker: Jacquie White talking things Bolton Hospice Wellbeing hub and support with breathlessness. Next month on 14th July we welcome Dan Beever, Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Lead of Action for Pulmonary Fibrosis.