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Want to post an aibu appology about personal trainer even though I know person won't read this

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giraffesCantDookForApples · 14/10/2011 19:26

Just feel a bit guilty about it. At start personal trainer made a comment about if you were fit you wouldn't have asthma. I think he was very ignorant about it.

He has since realised how ill I get (various hosp admissions and had a severe attack in another instructors class) and has asked lots ofquestions about what meds, howthey work, if I stop them would I be ok or do I need to stay on them to keep being okish.

He has been tremendously supportive (although a tad sadistic at somepoints! - ouch my poor legs!) And takes it at my pace andif see him when not in session with him always comes over for a chat and checks ok with programme.

So while yes he wbu to think that he has since shown he is not a twat as has been educated about it so hopefully understand someone else with bad asthma more, think he had never come across anyone who didnt just get " a wee bit wheezey on occasion"

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kumquatsareaposhfruit · 15/10/2011 11:51

People are ignorant about a lot of stuff! C'est la vie! At least you have educated him.

Booooooyhoo · 15/10/2011 12:00

erm, why would you need to apologise to him? i dont get it.

Trills · 15/10/2011 12:01

It's not an apology to him exactly.

There was an AIBU, we all said he was BVU, he didn't know anything of it, but this is an update.

Booooooyhoo · 15/10/2011 12:06

ah right! there's a back story. might have been useful to mention that in the OP or link to the original thread.

giraffesCantDookForApples · 15/10/2011 12:48

Sorry in my head the first para said that and made sence to me but I should have added the line, "which I posted about on aibu and he was slated"

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