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Dec. 17th, 2011 11:12 amI need a t-shirt today that says "Say 'No' to asthma attacks." Last night was quite bad. Today is quite careful. It's the direct consequence of basic housework. I should learn never to do basic housework...
And now I return to my normal programming. I have just under two hours and lots of work that must be done. Also, hot tea that must be drunk*, for the breathing thing is a bit addictive and I feel bereft when it stops.
Also, I have PMT. The two things are linked this time, asthma and PMT. What this means is that I have a raging temper and no breath to express it with. I find this amusing. Obviously I am easily amused.
I shall take three minutes before I work and amuse myself some more. I have bubbles that must be blown. Blowing bubbles will increase my lung capacity. Also my temper. Almost as good as chocolate, really.
*For those who want to give other suggestions, please note that I've already taken a raft of medication and breathed steam and done stretches. Asthma is not new to me. Sequential attacks over a long night are a bit of a nuisance, is all. (Sharyn, at least we know why I was so very exhausted yesterday!)
And now I return to my normal programming. I have just under two hours and lots of work that must be done. Also, hot tea that must be drunk*, for the breathing thing is a bit addictive and I feel bereft when it stops.
Also, I have PMT. The two things are linked this time, asthma and PMT. What this means is that I have a raging temper and no breath to express it with. I find this amusing. Obviously I am easily amused.
I shall take three minutes before I work and amuse myself some more. I have bubbles that must be blown. Blowing bubbles will increase my lung capacity. Also my temper. Almost as good as chocolate, really.
*For those who want to give other suggestions, please note that I've already taken a raft of medication and breathed steam and done stretches. Asthma is not new to me. Sequential attacks over a long night are a bit of a nuisance, is all. (Sharyn, at least we know why I was so very exhausted yesterday!)