I am so FED UP of asthma! I manage to get over the cold/chest virus without an admission (Yay!! First time in ages) I go back to work and I just started feeling like me again at the tail end of last week and then WHAM....in the middle of my working day I have an attack.
SO embarassing as it happened at work...and I am a nurse so instantly surrounded by other nurses and all the docs...yes you might think that was a good thing....................
I manage to get to grips with it and control it with lots and lots of ventolin and atrovent but now I'm feeling really crummy again.....my PF's are dropping and I am watching closely in case the visit to A+E I was expecting the other week was merely delayed.
I'm feeling really grumpy and fed up, my lungs hurt, my chest muscles are killing me and you know what? I want my life back.......the one where asthma didn't seem to flipping rule it....and I didn't have to triple check I have my inhalers...and have spacers at work and at home and blah blah blah blah......I'm sorry to go on...I know there are many people on here suffering much worse than me I am just hacked off.
I wish someone could come up with a cure for asthma :o(
You rant if you want , trust asthma is present itself while your at work. Even if your a nurse. Maybe you know things you would rather not be prevee too. What do you think triggered it? I hope ur sorted asap.
Take care gill
Hi Feejay, rant away ,we all need to at times xxx
sorry your having a tough time ,thats how ive been for last 3 months and
only just picking up froma ll the lung pain and breathlessness and weezing.
Its realy hard getting your head round it as when we get a few good days we feel so
happy only to crash again a few days later.
Hope you manage to keep out of hospital but they are brill and AnE sorted me out at
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