Asthma :|
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The last few years have just been getting progressively worse for me as far as allergies and asthma. It sucks. Used to be 2-3 months out of the year I'd have really bad breathing issues, now it's more like 4-6 months. And this spring it's just kept going and going and going. Between getting out of shape from 2 weeks quarantine and all the tree pollen in the air, today is one of those days when I can't walk a mile on flat terrain without getting winded.
I am on, like, All The Meds for this crap and it's still just barely under control. Dual drug maintenance inhaler, rescue inhaler, two mucolytics twice a day, antihistamine every morning, still just a shadow of my non-asthma-season self. I wish I could take Singulair, but the one time my doc tried that it drove my OCD/CPTSD/depression through the roof, so nope. Just gonna have to keep waiting this out, and hoping it doesn't get worse...
Only it probably will, because climate change.
https://www.climate.gov/news-features/c ... -allergies
Me in 2010: "When the tech finally gets here, I want brain augments for dealing with calculus."
In 2015: "Hmm, actually how about an implanted wifi pentesting platform?"
In 2020: "Just give me an albuterol spray pump built right into my trachea thanks."
I am on, like, All The Meds for this crap and it's still just barely under control. Dual drug maintenance inhaler, rescue inhaler, two mucolytics twice a day, antihistamine every morning, still just a shadow of my non-asthma-season self. I wish I could take Singulair, but the one time my doc tried that it drove my OCD/CPTSD/depression through the roof, so nope. Just gonna have to keep waiting this out, and hoping it doesn't get worse...
Only it probably will, because climate change.
https://www.climate.gov/news-features/c ... -allergies
Me in 2010: "When the tech finally gets here, I want brain augments for dealing with calculus."
In 2015: "Hmm, actually how about an implanted wifi pentesting platform?"
In 2020: "Just give me an albuterol spray pump built right into my trachea thanks."