Asthmamomlife.blogspot.com Website Review

Written by a mom with allergies and asthma. Caring for her 3 children who have allergies and asthma and offering advice on how to avoid the I know it sounds weird to be prepping for a long illness, but I know what is coming up this week. This morning, I woke up with my th*oat feeling funny and my lungs feel a little off. Not enough that I need my inhaler or nebulizer, but people without asthma (when it comes to colds and the flu.)  If I start with a cold, I know my cold will turn into bronchitis (as it did 4 times last year.) So, I am getting ready. I am stocking up I also make sure my Albuterol inhaler has plenty of puffs in it. And I check my boxes of Albuterol vials for my nebulizer to make sure I The closest Urgent Care (and the hours it is open.) Nearest Emergency Room  I know I need to rest and it will take a while for my lungs to recover. So, it will probably just be me with a snugly blanket and the For those of you out there with asthma, I wish you luck if you get sick during the flu season. It could be a bumpy road for all of us! This can be a tough time of year - holiday work parties, making treats for the neighbors, trying to take a family photo, being stuck in an airport, or in a long line of traffic trying to leave the city. And there can be plenty of those emotions this time of year!   So, what do you do? There's always going to be anger, especially if you commute to work (why do people insist on not using their blinker to change lanes? And they can't wait to merge but instead cut off other drivers?) I don't get it! Crying can be common this time of year. It's hard to keep up with holiday expectations and you may be forced to spend time with family members who you didn't get along with as a kid, and you still don't. Laughter - okay, there is nothing funner for me than watching a good movie. Or listening to The Hubby telling his dorky jokes or spouting one-liners from movies. A good laugh will start, but will quickly end up with coughing from an asthma attack.