Post-COVID Breathing Recovery

Long COVID Stole Your Breathing. Here's How to Get It Back.

Millions of post-COVID patients are left with a breathing problem that their doctors don't fully address — and that standard pulmonology visits aren't designed to fix. Shortness of breath, air hunger, inability to exercise, dysfunctional breathing patterns, and deconditioning are the hallmarks of long COVID respiratory dysfunction.

These aren't signs that something is permanently wrong with your lungs. In most cases, they're signs that your breathing mechanics have been disrupted — and that disruption can be directly treated by a Licensed Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT).

This is exactly what My Respiratory Company's Post-COVID Breathing Recovery program was built to do.

Who This Is For

• ✅ Long COVID patients with persistent breathlessness (weeks or months after infection)
• ✅ Patients cleared by pulmonology but still symptomatic
• ✅ Anyone experiencing air hunger, chest tightness, or breathing fatigue at rest or with light activity
• ✅ Post-COVID patients with exercise intolerance or deconditioning
• ✅ Patients whose doctors have "ruled out" structural damage but offered no breathing rehabilitation

What We Address

• 🫁 Dysfunctional Breathing Pattern Identification — Upper chest breathing, overbreathing, mouth breathing, and breath-holding patterns that developed during or after infection
• 📉 Breathing Mechanics Correction — Retraining diaphragmatic engagement, breathing rhythm, and nasal breathing dominance
• 🏃 Activity Pacing & Breathlessness Management — How to expand activity tolerance without triggering post-exertional crashes
• 🧘 Breath-Controlled Nervous System Recovery — Vagal nerve activation and CO2 tolerance training for chronic air hunger
• 📊 SpO2 Monitoring Guidance — What your oxygen saturation actually means and when to act on it
• 📋 Personalized Home Exercise Plan — A written protocol you can follow between sessions

Session Options

All sessions are conducted via Zoom or in-person in the Augusta, GA area. Led by Yash, RRT — Licensed Registered Respiratory Therapist.

Why This Exists

Respiratory therapy for long COVID is massively underserved. Pulmonology visits focus on structural pathology. Primary care doesn't have time for breathing retraining. Physical therapy addresses the body — but not the lungs and breathing pattern specifically.

An RRT bridges that gap. We are trained specifically in breathing mechanics, airway physiology, and respiratory rehabilitation — and we do this work one-on-one, on your schedule, at a fraction of what a hospital-based pulmonary rehab program would charge.

How to Book

1. Select Initial Assessment or Follow-Up Session and complete checkout
2. Receive a confirmation email within 24 hours with scheduling options
3. Complete a brief intake form about your COVID history and current symptoms before your session

Questions? Email info@myrespco.com or visit myrespco.com.

All sessions are conducted by a Licensed Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT). This service does not constitute a physician consultation or medical diagnosis. If you are experiencing acute respiratory distress, please seek emergency care immediately.