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Zeborah | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @120acc36 The feeling as your lungs just relax and you can breathe again is lovely isn't it?

Once I was having quite a bad attack and the afterhours clinic sat me down with a ventolin inhaler and a spacer and gave me six puffs all at once. I'm not sure if ventolin technically gets you high, but I was certainly feeling high on oxygen afterwards, if nothing else!
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craftygardennz | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @9de7a166 oh my that sounds bad. This is all new for me and I don’t know what to expect. Doctor doesn’t know if this is a permanent allergy symptom or just something that is in the air right now. 😬 

He’s just trying to get me through until my allergist appointment in two weeks when she can make some short and long term decisions about what to do with me.
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Zeborah | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @120acc36 I've had asthma most of my life - that was the worst for me, mostly it's been well under control

But there definitely is stuff in the air right now. My nose gets stuffed up easily and I have been noticing that the last couple of weeks (makes it hard to sleep at night). OTOH I also discovered sitting the portable air filter by my bed at night seems to be actually helping - crossing fingers that's not just a coincidence of which nights I've tried it.