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Old 04-16-2007, 07:42 PM #1
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Default Asthma is hard

Well, I finally got diagnosed with asthma just last week. My doctor put me back on Allegra-D on top of all the asthma meds that I'm on as well. I was running a slight fever from the Allegra-D like I always do and I was taking ibuprofen all week, which ended up giving me asthma problems. So I was sick all week from that. Now I'm so far behind in homework and with everything that I just want to cry. I've been working hard to get caught up with every thing but it is so hard. This asthma is really hard on me. I wish that I was able to breathe better.
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