Wheezy with a side of involuntary panic
Gracious, my asthma is really terrible, today!
I'm not sure if it's the weather, the awful air inside my place of employment, or a combination of the two, but I've been sitting perfectly still, yet gasping for air in a manner that would lead others to believe I'd just run six miles in the 100-degree heat.
Despite the fact that I am (sadly) no stranger to asthma attacks, I still can't avoid getting that additional delightful side-effect of feeling rather panicky, and am doing my best to maintain a calm and professional demeanor to cover up the underlying need to freak out.
I'm not sure if it's the weather, the awful air inside my place of employment, or a combination of the two, but I've been sitting perfectly still, yet gasping for air in a manner that would lead others to believe I'd just run six miles in the 100-degree heat.
Despite the fact that I am (sadly) no stranger to asthma attacks, I still can't avoid getting that additional delightful side-effect of feeling rather panicky, and am doing my best to maintain a calm and professional demeanor to cover up the underlying need to freak out.
Labels: asthma
posted by Mel at 3:04 PM
1 Comments:
Nice blog. Here a person shares how she is fighting against asthma to overcome from the bad weather places. Also she tries to calm the side effects of this problem. It is an inspirational blog. Thanks for sharing. Apart from this article, I learned about hammerhead shark which is the largest of all hammerhead species.
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