This device and medication inside helps me breathe. I don’t like relying on this. The doctor prescribed it to help get rid of my bronchitis and reactive airway disease. I hope that’s all it is, and that A is not for Asthma.
In that case, I’ll have to figure out a way to make A stand for Acceptance.
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I’m participating in the A to Z Challenge for the month of April. The idea is to post every day, except Sundays, and end up with one post for each letter of the alphabet. It’s a good challenge to help me to blog every day.
Cynthia M Voss 
Fingers crossed its not asthma!
Diane from
LadiesWhoLunchReviews,etc
Thanks so much, Diane!
I’ve had mild asthma for many years but haven’t used an inhaler for at least 10. That is until this winter when I had bronchitis and had an actual asthma attack. Hope yours is just temporary.
Hi Denise, thanks for your comment. I’m sorry to hear that you have asthma. I hope you are feeling better from your bronchitis this winter. Must have been bad to break your 10-year streak.
Hello Cynthia, my name is Cynthia too. I use an inhaler (sometimes more than one) because I have asthma. In an ideal world, I won’t have to use an inhaler, but I am thankful that science has helped produce this kind of treatment for the relief of myself and others.
Hi Cynthia! I’m sorry to hear that you have asthma. Good to hear that the inhalers help you, though.
Happy A to Z! Sorry you need the device, bet good that they have this technology.
Love your forest photographs. Are you on Instagram, too? I’m YvonneVentresca there.
I’m blogging about Productivity for Creative People this month.
Yvonne
Thanks, Yvonne! No, I’m not on Instagram. I like your topic for A to Z, and I hope to get some tips from your posts!
I hope you feel better soon!
Thanks, Lynn! Slowly getting there I think…
This cough and virus seems to just hang on!
It really has been sticking with me for a while, I hope it’s almost gone. Thanks!
I do too, take care! xx
Thanks so much! xx
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I hope it is just temporary Cynthia!
Thanks, Antonia!