Severe Asthma Attack Scenes - Breathing Difficulties & Chest Pain 🫁 | Casualty 24/7

[@WalkingOnRainbows12]

I have brittle asthma. I still find it crazy that people think asthma is just a blue inhaler. I need oxygen 24/7 now because my asthma has damaged my lungs so much. I got told I wouldn’t live past 28 but thankfully I turned 32 on Saturday. We try to raise as much awareness as possible on your KZbin just so people know that asthma can kill you

[@singingsam40]

I have brittle asthma too and am also on 24/7 oxygen. I've been ventilated lots, but am still here and will be 49 in May. I was started on biological treatment 4 years ago and am much less brittle than I used to be, although my lungs sustained a lot of damage. No matter how bad things seem, there's always hope somewhere.

[@jennycrossman6567]

Absolutely agree, I’ve got brittle asthma too and people fob it off all too quickly… it’s deadly, it’s scary and it’s not funny :( x

[@Faircloughcff]

Hi I'm sorry to hear about your asthma I hope you are okay 🙏 I just wanted to ask. Question to you hoping you might be able to help me , I have been experiencing chest pain and severe blocked nose for around 7 years I have been to the hospital and doctors many times because sometimes it feels like I can't breethe however I have been given a inhaler but it doesn't feel like it actually helps my symptoms . I have passed all the asthma test and stuff I am just wondering if this sounds like asthma i can have it for weeks on end and then be fine for weeks its very weird . Thank you

[@privateprivate4384]

​@@Faircloughcff I suffered with similar symptoms as you Richard for years, I was diagnosed with Allergic Rhinitis and sinusitis. I purchased a product called Neil Med salts which is a sinus rinse this improved my Rhinitis. I later developed asthma that got progressively worse I was put on oral steroids inhalers and given cortisol injections. I visited relatives in London where I suffered a life threatening Asthma attack it was there that I was diagnosed with brittle asthma I was also given very detailed medical advice with a warning that asthma kills and how to take the best care of myself.I can't thank those Doctors and Nurses enough. Not only did they save my life but they sent letters to my Doctors in Scotland with advice on how to treat me. My worst experience came later when I started wheezing at home I called my GP surgery for help and was given an appointment for 4 hours later my husband took me to the appointment but as soon as I got through the main doors I collapsed I woke up in Hospital and later discovered that I had died but thanks to my wonderful GP and an old fashioned asthma drug he was able to save my life. I spent 2 days in hospital and have learned not to wait to get help as soon as I start wheezing with a tight chest I call an ambulance. Asthma is a killer and must be taken seriously. All the best to you Richard.

[@melanytodd2929]

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[@soniacook2991]

This is the most scariest thing is feeling like your been suffocated .. thats the feeling my son gets when having attack .. I have nebuliser and medicine at home for when it gets bad we are lucky because some people don’t have nebulisers and liquid medicine at home because doctors don’t give it out much .. my anything can trigger an asthma attack .. hope this young man gets better soon

[@jamardaniel9455]

Where do you live? I'm in NYC I believe you can buy the nebulizer machine on Amazon for 30 bucks. you do need a doctor to prescribe you the medicine however but Im 38 and have had asthma my whole life I couldn't imagine not having access to this ife saving device

[@Wozniaczi]

I once had a cardiac arrest due to asthma.. because even though they managed to give me an oxygen mask.. it quickly turned into an ambu mask and then, almost immediately, I had a cardiac arrest due to respiratory failure. it happened once luckily but the first time I jumped under a ventilator for 3 weeks

[@oumaymen6773]

Shall I give you a prescription that treats shortness of breath permanently and irreversibly?

[@janejones5362]

I havent asked for it yet, cuz dont know if Im allowed, but I do have 2 epi pens.

[@janejones5362]

@@Wozniaczi this is what scares me. Even little kids can have heart issues from asthma.

[@MrLostSir]

She’s actually so good to that little lad for all her age, fair play. Good on you two.

[@catherinestanley2218]

Dalton needs to see a pulmonologist before his asthma kills him. I was friends with a kid like this in high school, he'd have asthma attacks so bad he'd have to be ventilated in ICU. Happened at least once every semester. Not sure what treatments he's had but he seems to be doing really well now.

[@leesteele9261]

Anyone how has asthma has a asthma nurse and they can send you to one and he might be seeing one how knows they may just want be changing meds to see if it helps . Every year I get my asthma checked and if I need anything changed that they think they will. You get a letter out from your GP asking you to make an appointment.

[@QuiltLady]

Asthma is a reactive disease, reacting to things that “trigger” an attack with inflammation and constriction of lungs airways, mucous production too. The biggest problem is there is no way to know what might trigger a life threatening asthma attack. It is NOT like a cold. A severe attack can cause death if not treated promptly. Some triggers can be handled with inhaler meds, Nebulizers and long acting meds. Some of these meds are very expensive if you have no insurance coverage. And albuterol inhalers have been around 75+ years. They should not cost $125.00. If you have asthma get together and learn the asthma plan your doctor has for your needs. It can save your life. Take care.

[@dwaekki563]

I‘ve had asthma ever since I was a kid. No person without asthma could ever imagine the damage and pain of an asthma attack… I almost died last october due to my covid infection. It is a wonder that I survived back then.

[@marksaunders4149]

Me too…..being unable to breathe is THE most scary symptom you can have

[@oumaymen6773]

Shall I give you a prescription that treats asthma permanently and irreversibly?

[@Jenny-uv4dl]

​@@marksaunders4149amen its scary AF

[@mickieswendsen1302]

AH. JUST DO IT!

[@janetilmann5305]

"You can't beat Barnsely tap water". I know how that feels. After 18 hours of severe dehydration, the most delicious thing I've ever tasted was Swedish Hospital water. It made me want to cry.

[@sky-hv4zo]

Just like me I'm dehydrated

[@sophiabright8371]

Are you in Washington State?

[@janetilmann5305]

@@sophiabright8371 yep!

[@Littlegingerrocker]

Scottish waters better , bit tooting any horns but its purer its been proven x so nothing beats scottish tap water haha

[@richardgregory3684]

I had really bad asthma as a child. Not being able to breathe is an awful sympton, no matter how hard you try, you can;t get enough air. I coul dbe bedbound for days, espescially if I got bronchitis, which I got almost every winter, wsometimes two or three times. It gives that classic constricted feeling, like you have a steel band around your chest that stops it expanding properly. For years I was under various consultants at the hospital "chest unit" but nothing really changed. Then one day, the regular consultant was absent, so I was seen by the senior consultant. He was the first doctor to ever take the time to describe what happens in an asthma attack - he drew diagrams of how in my chest, the airways went into spasms and narrowed, causing that "tight chest". He also prescribed Ventolin (salbutamol). It had been available since 1969 - but I didn;t receive it until about 76 or 77. It completely changed my life. The drug is almost magical, you take a puff and you can literally feel your lungs opening up and you can take in that wonderful air. Thankfully I neve rhad brittle asthma and I;ve largely outgrown it, though I do get very rare and much milder attacks.,

[@janejones5362]

Yep yep yep yep....both my parents were heavy smokers. People just do not get it. Pregnant with my youngest, my "mother" tried to light up. In my house. Nope, outside with ya. She left instead.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Hopefully, you didn't live/grow up with smokers around.

[@lorienray6216]

Poor little Guy, Seth was a good little boy taking all the medicine and breathing in the nebulizer. Very well behaved for a two year old To be followed by a little 8yr old kid Riley with asthma and having issues with collapsed lung, scary for this little guy , you feel so bad for them as this one is of an age to understand what asthma is and lung collapsing. My stepson was so bad the machine was sent home with him

[@marthaross3598]

I have been with family members with lung problems. My brother had lung cancer and I drove him to treatments and tried to translate medical jargon for him. We knew he was terminal but he made his peace with his kids and grandchildren. It was very bad at the end.

[@gloraelin]

Oh man, and the way Dalton is shaking.... Jesus christ, nebs back to back to back like that are so hard, they make you feel like you're on drugs, and not the good kind. So jittery.

[@shannonvirginia7926]

I have anaphylactic reactions due to many severe allergies and not being able to breathe is awful

[@SX1LXRP1X13..]

Watching this now, I’ve just recently gotten out of hospital after having severe pneumonia and rhinovirus, I’ve had asthma pretty much my entire life, this wasn’t my first time being hospitalised for pneumonia, and I wish people would spread the word about how serious it can be, it can be deadly, just have to say thank you to all the nurses and doctors out there, you guys are angels, thank you so much for everything you guys do to help people everyday🫶🏻

[@oumaymen6773]

I have a natural and definitive treatment for asthma

[@jeannedennis5863]

I remember as a kid, watching my oldest brother battle asthma. He.niw lives in Arizona and never has a problem.

[@debbiebrannon8874]

Praying for a healing for

[@rdreamer5428]

I was allergic since my childhood and now I'm asthmatic with ctc inhaler since a half year , ones you stopped the medication feel sick it's so terrible to feel pressure in your lungs even if my asthma is wild what about how have a grave asthma attacks

[@tonylister8531]

i have severe c o p d i lost my wife to it a year ago yet i still cant stop smoking, God Help Me.

[@ravnoordhaliwal6852]

Poor Kid l Hop he is okey

[@dizzypancreaspump]

I've had the artery test before

[@WonkyWomanLife]

He's sucking air..why do they not give some epi Relax airways and the medical will get in I hate how they make u sit and suffer now.Its nuts

[@timoverton8747]

Chleo❤😊

[@TeeLee-d2o]

Well, when someone is spraying raid bug killer in the air 24-7 in Mesa, Az. Of course we are going to get sick.

[@harrietlumb4156]

I have asthma and I don’t need inhaler alot

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Good for you!

[@gh0strayyy]

how many times is it gonna say in resus is 18 year old dalton with his girlfriend amy who has came in after a severe asthma attack 😂

[@canadian_gamerzslol6174]

i hate blood work ..they allways have use longest dang needle they have in hospital to draw blood ..6 inch long and they have drive whole lenth needle in wehen 1/2cm would do 5 1/2 inch better i guess hurt more lol

[@janejones5362]

Im gonna start refusing to let them use my hand. THAT hurts!!

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Ask them about it.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

How old are you? How are your veins?

[@carol-annemartinalolafrase8473]

So happy I have new inhalers and my chamber now I need my asthma and penicillin bracelet now and two things to carry the inhaler on my purse wear they can be seen saved some already by I'll get a bracelet made up

[@annedalton289]

Dalton has my surname

[@SubornaKhatun-b5k]

Brown Helen Brown Sarah Davis Eric

[@WonkyWomanLife]

50 plus years of steroids

[@SedatedByLife]

How many times in ten minutes do we need to learn his name is Dalton and he's 18 with a girlfriend and has severe asthma? Horrible production

[@lesleywood788]

Oddly repetitive

[@countesskekula8467]

I stupidly smoked for 30 years, finally just threw them in the trash when i was struggling to breath walking on a flat sidewalk. I never touched them again, but now, at 63, i have copd , and on breathing meds for the rest of my life. I am very prone to upper respiratory infections and usually have several a year. To anyone who smokes i beg you STOP, if you are thinking of smoking please don't! This will probably kill me, there is NO cure....yet. These wonderful doctors and nurses make me wish i lived in Barnsley, not Idaho,USA lol. Great job all!!

[@oumaymen6773]

I have a natural treatment for shortness of breath that is tested and 100% successful

[@priscillaalford9711]

Thank you for your post. I worked in respiratory therapy. I was shocked that a 43 year old lady was dying because she smoked. Both my parents smoked. My father died at 52years from an MI ( heart attack) my wonderful mom died of bladder cancer at 59. The doctor said almost all women that get this are smokers . Every person can.make their own decision.

[@ConnieShuga]

@@oumaymen6773what’s the test

[@llinosjarvis2754]

I am exactly the same 😢

[@amandanoel26]

As a nurse in the US.. it shocks me how much the doctors do over there, the doctors here would never do an IV and probably don’t even know how to if they tried. I’m moving! 😅

[@gageoliver2186]

Having stage 4 Emphazima COPD, CHF w/ quad bypass, dbl pneumonia & pneumonia twice (on ventilator, sepsis, acute kidney failure this year, I can safely say my days are numbered. Blood oxygen droppage is painful and scary. Really painful, scary like no other, and you feel isolated and lonely watching the world pass you by, that you're not need by it,or anyone, I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. 56 is too young to be this sick. DONT 🚬🚭😤

[@sky-hv4zo]

Awwy poor u I had ventilator I heard it can kill u it can stop pumping air in and out of u it can also stop and not beep etc to say its not working she isn't breathing but usually u have a blood pressure etc machine on u.

[@stacyneuman8619]

My mom has end stage copd and has so much trouble breathing she smoked since she was thirteen.that caught up with her.I wish you well and hope you aren’t on your journey alone.

[@deloreslate4028]

Did you by chance get in this shape because of long Covid being chance?

[@oumaymen6773]

I have a final treatment for shortness of breath

[@QuiSy-qv5pv]

You’re not alone. We do not see the ancestors sitting with us. ❤🙏🏻

[@Littlegingerrocker]

Nebulisers are incredible , they helped my son so many times !

[@kallykat]

Young man if they recommend you to stay, stay!!! Trust me the hospital absolutely does not want to admit people so if they are recommending it omg listen to them!

[@Littlegingerrocker]

Some people have a horrible fear tho its hard to, i suffer anxiety attacks in hospital and cant sit still i hate having to stay i never sleep and im so irritable

[@jodif916]

My daughter has had many visits to Barnsley hospital since the age of 3 with asthma, she then got meningitis aged 13 she got the pneumonia strain of it which damaged her lungs, she’s 37 now and has a nurse who checks in every month. Thank god we have the NHS and thank god we have these nurses and drs who work so hard to keep us safe, angels on this earth. ❤

[@izzyd4940]

I just got out of the hospital for pneumonia and sepsis. I also have asthma and have had pneumonia and pleural effusions before. I agree with that one dr who said that not being able to breathe is like the worst symptom ever. I’m glad everyone on this video survived!

[@sky-hv4zo]

Dang poor u I hope u don't have to pay for it hope u have medicaid insurance or Medicare for it.

[@magnificent6668]

I just got out of a 15 day stay (11 in icu) last month. I wish you a speedy recovery from being down ...amazing how it can make you feel so weak.

[@pamelaclark5611]

Me also. We take breathing for granted until you can't do it.

[@tammyhall1008]

About 2 years ago I was in ICU for a week with sepsis and pneumonia my oxygen at one point was only 18% it felt like a elephant was on my chest😢it was ABSOLUTELY one of the SCARIEST time in my life NOT being able to breathe ABSOLUTELY HORRIFYING😢

[@barbaralance7942]

The last time I was in the hospital for my asthma was just like that poor little boy, I was using my stomach muscles to breath and the doctors were worried because the used three or four news and I was still having a bad attack, I was in the hospital for a week, and when I got out I wasn’t allowed to do anything because I would get so tired, but they couldn’t find nothing wrong just having a really bad attack, I had friends so hat asthma isn’t a real disease but they don’t understand if you have a bad attack it can kill you because the lungs need oxygen to breath.

[@alishatoleu4062]

Everyone who has asthma, COPD, emphysema or any other lung disease should have a nebulizer free of charge to have at home

[@ZoePhillips-r9x]

I totally agree my 5 year old daughter has one at home due to her lung conditions and it's been a game changer she still needs hospital treatment sometimes but that's mainly oxygen.

[@anaisdaniel7950]

To be fair. It’s not safe for them to hand nebulizer machines out. You can become dependent on them. And also give you a false sense of security. Thinking you’re fine when you actually need to be in hospital. I’m 23. I have been put on a ventilator and been in intensive care 4/5 times in the last 6 years. I have brittle asthma and eosinophilia. They won’t even let me have one at home. Asthma sucks x

[@Taser420]

That’s not how it works. You have to have a prescription for both the machine and the medication.

[@jessicaperezares9422]

I have one ,l developed pulmonary embolism and l got asthma from it ..l have a nebulizer at home.

[@NickUncommon]

My asthma specialist örescribed just that. My cousins (girl and boy) had Cystic fibrosis. And an engineer friend of my uncle helped to develop one of the first cold nebulizers. They were heavy and really big machines back when we were kids. Now it is a really small box I can take with me everywhere I go, just to help, because the salbutamol inhaler does not go as deep into the lung as the same meds in the nebulizer.

[@LilybethII]

I've had severe asthma since I was a kid and I can't even describe how terryfying an asthma attack is. I'm literally watching that while being on a nebuliser 😀

[@James-gl1vi]

hello from another watching while nebulizing club member.

[@Wozniaczi]

Like me hahahah❤

[@oumaymen6773]

Shall I give you a prescription that treats shortness of breath permanently and irreversibly?

[@janejones5362]

Neb treatments are SO great!! Since a child also. Anyone else get treated with a medicated humidifier as a child?

[@torc89]

@@janejones5362me

[@Tony_01989]

I suffer from Asthma and my asthma is acting up alot at night and when im at work. An I take my inhailer every 4 hours when needed. And I take my inhaler with me and at night its not easy for me to go to sleep an im very scared like dolton. And I hope he is ok

[@sky-hv4zo]

Yep that is me today this morning having trouble breathing then fell asleep after it opened my nose airway etc from clogged nose in both sides but now it's ok for my left nose but my right nose kinda clogged kinda opened Albuterol is easier for me to breathe or xopenex how ever u spell it is easier but proair isn't helping me

[@allgirrrlrider5395]

Girlfriend Amy is such a beautiful girl! She looks like a living doll

[@gisellep177]

I've had asthma all my life

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Did you grow up around smokers?

[@vivalaleta]

Every attack damages his lungs and sets him up for future COPD.😢

[@sweetbabynrs1]

Dalton was in big trouble. You could see it on everyone's face. He was minutes away from going on a vent

[@davidfitzpatrick6535]

8:33 Honestly IMO this is why I believe even if u think u're fine but the drs are still worried go with the dr's opinion since they're the pros at this.

[@janejones5362]

I agree. I tend not to be concerned when I should be.

[@llamom]

People don't even begin to understand what an attack is like! I was born 3 1/2 months early, doctors didn't even know what was wrong with me. I use 3 inhalers every day, weather has a HUGE affect on my breathing. It sucks. I'm 69 yrs. old and my lungs look like Moon creators 😢

[@emmietheworm6136]

love how the girlfriend tells him no like he’s a misbehaving child lmao.

[@rosagoffredo2622]

Love

[@semajraphael5225]

Love watching this show ❤love to see them help people but notice every episode is older people not middle age or kids at all where they from and I don’t like how they do iv in the arm in United States 🇺🇸 they stick you down not up look like dat hurts 😢totally different states

[@janejones5362]

What I hate, is people telling me I must not have asthma, or its "not that bad", because thus and so. Two old women say I have 2 cats, so I must not really have asthma. Oh? You breathe with my lungs?? They said Oh, my granddaughter has asthma, and she cant have cats 🙄. Im not allergic to my babies. Last trip to the ER, there was some visiting male nurse who REEKED of smoke. The other nurses said they didnt like him. The smoke preceded his entry into the room. And his care was so atrocious, I walked out crying. With a canula in a vein. I was that upset with the verbal abuse. Staff told me to come back, and asked me what happened, and I told them. They said, You are totally welcome to come again, and ur also welcome to demand a change of nurses when this happens. Whoa. This I did not know. And just please remember, when you've treated one asthma patient, you've treated one asthma patient. I wheeze. A lot. But not everyone can hear it. If IM going to the ER, its serious. Because I tend to lean toward not wanting attention (Im autistic). And some people have a crooked spine, and this plays with the lungs being able to fill. Bless the good nurses in the last ER for catching it.

[@Arthur-si7ph]

I have had asthma every since I was 2 years old and still have it to this day. I do understand what these individuals are going through.

[@beautybancs8688]

I have had asthma since I was a child but wasn't detected earlier so it really disturbed me so much that I couldn't really do any stressful activities without running out of air.asthma is really scary and am really scared

[@Wozniaczi]

I once had a cardiac arrest due to asthma.. because even though they managed to give me an oxygen mask.. it quickly turned into an ambu mask and then, almost immediately, I had a cardiac arrest due to respiratory failure. it happened once luckily but the first time I jumped under a ventilator for 3 weeks

[@oumaymen6773]

I have a definitive treatment for asthma

[@janejones5362]

@@beautybancs8688 Sports was hard as a kid.

[@janejones5362]

@@oumaymen6773 WHO IS THIS FREAK OFFERING TO KILL ASTHMATICS????

[@CyclingM1867]

I've had asthma my whole life. Thankfully mine's mainly exercise induced or brought on by a bad GERD attack, but I have had a few bad attacks that brought me to the hospital. All but one of those times were connected to hay fever, and the other was due to me overexercising and not stopping when I knew that I should. Since then, I've been extremely careful to not overdo it and to keep a much better eye on things when hay fever time is at its worst, as well as when other things that cause me to have even the slightest bit of difficulty breathing might trigger an attack. One of my friends has such bad asthma that she has to use a CPAP machine at night, and sometimes the slightest thing triggers her attacks. She has a really rough time, but usually she's OK. No words can accurately describe that desperate feeling as your breathing gets worse and worse, whether during an asthma attack or due to difficulties during another kind of breathing issue. My dad has COPD from when he used to smoke from his teens in the 1950s up until 1972, as well as emphysema from the same thing. He doesn't have as bad a time as I do when my asthma acts up, but it's bad enough for him. I work in healthcare and have cared for people who've had to take puffers two or three times a day, as well as a few people on oxygen. Having to fight for breath is no laughing matter. Not that anyone here is laughing about it.

[@oumaymen6773]

I have a natural and definitive treatment for asthma

[@mickieswendsen1302]

AH!

[@davidfitzpatrick6535]

thank u Nintendo for continuing to make hand held consoles! U've saved many a miserable kid and nurse's shift.

[@karenspence6721]

I have uncontrolled asthma it has scared me a few times thinking I may die because it was like trying to breathe through a straw the best I can explain i have been In the hospital a few times with oxygen and steroids through an iv but here lately I have been able to stay home thank you god with the right medicines and inhalers im doing good now hope it stays that way I hate hospital stays id rather be home thank God I have to got to stay home here lately God is good

[@charisepfahl7778]

I have allergies which trigger my asthma attacks. I really wish people would not overuse perfumes, after shaves, etc. Being near people smoking feels like my lungs ate being squeezed shut.

[@cynthiamaybunya4622]

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[@LivingALife4Me]

Nurse Cheryl is excellent. She listened to me when the nurse looking after my mum would not. The other nurse refusal to listen was serious as mum had rare health issues and we were close to losing her

[@oumaymen6773]

Shall I give you a prescription that treats asthma permanently and irreversibly?

[@mickieswendsen1302]

JUST DO IT​@@oumaymen6773

[@lynncombs]

Walkingonrainbows12: I'm so sorry you're going through this. I too have severe asthma. I pray for you to have good health and no, asthma is not just a blue inhaler. God bless you.

[@paulaylward5565]

I hope you get well soon buddy

[@kgrfirdjy]

I have eosinophilic asthma and hypogammaglobulinemia, with frequent asthma attacks and lung infections. I also have been on either end of treating asthma as both a patient and emergency nurse. I can empathize as these are frightening for all involved.

[@jeh0089]

I wonder why the 18 year old was not seen by an allergist or someone from pulmonology for testing to see what his triggers might be.

[@nancykropf3809]

Maybe he's already been tested and already know. It sounds like he's been there a lot.

[@Katie-pc5yg]

This is ED it’s their job to treat acute problems, he’s got brittle asthma so for sure he’s known to the respiratory team usual pathway here would be back to back nebs, admission under respiratory care or discharge home with respiratory follow up.

[@jeansullivan189]

The 18year old should know the routine and take more charge of his care, instead of having the girlfriend being the caregiver. If he has issues they also need to followup on these. He needs full team support for this critical disease he has.

[@marciturner4980]

That's Onset Asthma, which is one of 5 Asthmas I have.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

I hope you have a good care team, and they treat you well.

[@_river_tics_]

500?! My baseline rate is 320! 😭

[@janejones5362]

Thats about like mine.

[@bluefluke7585]

And none of them had to declare bankruptcy.

[@lucilledaub5991]

I love to see the dr n nurses care they give to their patients. Love your videos.

[@ianriggs]

That 16 year old kid with asthma has the best girlfriend ever

[@GeorgeMichaelsGirl]

he's 18

[@Cody-zd2ye]

When you tell people that you stopped breathing and they reply oh yeah you would not be here then would you.give me strength

[@janejones5362]

Right???

[@Wozniaczi]

I once had a cardiac arrest due to asthma.. because even though they managed to give me an oxygen mask.. it quickly turned into an ambu mask and then, almost immediately, I had a cardiac arrest due to respiratory failure. it happened once luckily but the first time I jumped under a ventilator for 3 weeks

[@oumaymen6773]

I have a definitive treatment for asthma

[@randomdazz]

The old rescue 911 episodes about asthma are still good as well.

[@shahmeeraamir4689]

I have asthma I still use seritide and I have been hospitalised 24 times or more but I think of it has a super power because no one goes trough it and I did my life has been really difficult I have 2 oxygen tanks one oxygen machine and one nebuliser but I am starting to grow out of it I also have been able to play with dogs animals most asthma patient are not able to play with fur feather and mud dust grass and all of that now I can do that because I am growing out of it I can play with my dogs they have fur and I also have chickens . I can play with mud I can play with dust so I am growing out of it but before I was just in a room given medicines all day not allowed to play with any animal I could not play with dust feather fur grass i was not allowed I was no allowed to go out I was weak but now I am able to do that cause I am growing out of it I have over 5 rescue chickens more then 1 rescue ducks and some dogs

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Good for you! I've had pet chickens And ducks. Sweet animals.

[@janejones5362]

1:17:15 Those poor miners. Call The Midwives had an episode about a sick miner 😥

[@ksierra4444]

Two Years ago my then 4 year old was in the pediatric icu in respiratory distress. Turned out she was extremely allergic the kitten we had gotten a week before and it had caused asthma. I took her to her doctor with my baby and 5 year old two days lrior and she couldn't even sit up she was so exhausted and her o2 was so low. They had me drive her across town to the hospital. After watching all these shows i now think they should have called an ambulance. Oh well shes doing amazing now and her asthma isnt even much of an issue. We got rid of the cat before she came home. So glad her asthma isnt as bad as it could be!

[@jeansullivan189]

I hope family pet has a new home or is in a responsible shelter

[@angelaparker4110]

Round here, they don’t give us anything to eat or drink when we’re in emergency

[@georgeacenas2349]

Excellent respiratory cases, and the X Ray's help tell the clinical story. Dr. Humphrey Sister Wainwright make great team. Impressive work to deduce ABT resistant mco, and then Rx the correct ABT to help female patient. Liked.

[@SheliaRPierre]

Imagine Having Asthma and Sleep Apnea... so scary! Currently sick right now..been wheezing, tight chest, etc. Used my nebulizer...and hv three inhalers. I pray we all get well. I woke up on several occasions coughing and short of breath, reaching for my rescue inhaler. Asthma is so scary!

[@oumaymen6773]

Shall I give you a prescription that treats asthma permanently and irreversibly?

[@janejones5362]

I have both. Bless ya 💜

[@mickieswendsen1302]

AH!

[@veronicagravendijk4685]

I get a lot of chest infections so I know how it feels not being able to breathe

[@davidzugspitzfan2301]

8:46 It pisses me off, that he want to discharge himself! Does´nt he takes this seriously?! Amy is a fantastic girl with the answer NO! I´ve tried this, but the doctors found the right medication for me (Innovair/foster), and that´s the reason i don´t go to the hospital anymore! I´ll take my medication EVERY day!

[@soniajones8854]

Aww, sweet Margaret pearl! So young at hear. :)

[@TheMsbs1986]

I understand for the moms so much I also have asked my myself but not to the point of being admitted to the hospital nebulizers and steroids yes but that's not a big deal to me but when my little girl was year-old to 2 two-and-a-half she was admitted 25 x three of those two I see you she would get a cold and it would go into an asthma attack every single time and we would end up in the hospital I was the most terrifying thing he was 3 times worse than that second little boy who could see her neck sinking and her ribs and everything was sinking and way worse than a little kid all the way down she was sweating so hot just laying there lifeless it was the most terrifying thing in the world they had to intubation tubes out and open at the end of the bed they had to put her on oxygen and a continuous nebulizer rusher her to Pediatric Intensive Care put her on IV magnesium sulfate and they also had Iv Albuterol which until the first ICU trip I didn't even know that was a thing. And they tell you that they're pretty much just waiting for her to either get better or give up and stop breathing and the last option they can do besides what I already mentioned is intubate and from what I've been told once they're intubated is not usually a good thing for asthmatics! :-( she's 13 years old now on a nebulizer treatment daily twice a day when she is sick and then steroids of course and other things when she's sick of as well but she hasn't been to mitted to the hospital since she was three so nine and a half years Hospital free now from her asthma attacks but she still struggles with it all the time

[@RebeccaTwiseltonfallenangel]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ sending you all the love protection healing freedom n oxygen n health in universe ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mskitty123456]

This isn’t exactly the mature way to handle this but does anyone else want to punch a wall - I lost both of my parents by the time I was 34 ( 2014) and this is not what I wanted for her and her family and such young kids and I’m sobbing more than I have for my own losses- if I could trade the extra time I had with my mother to give Jenny extra time with her kids I would.

[@Tami_L96]

I'm sorry, but there's no way you're withdrawing cold turkey. I recently went through morphine withdrawal and I thought I was going to lose my mind. I was crying uncontrollably, puking, shaking, I couldn't lay down, etc. I literally thought I was dying. The last thing I would've been able to do is lay there and calmly make a video.

[@Jenny-uv4dl]

What???

[@olisaprice9870]

This TV show is fantastic

[@denisepope8599]

I have adult onset asthma due to aspirating a popcorn kernel. I hack and cough forever until I got that kernel back up. The next day I was in the ER not able to breathe. Emergency nebulizer treatment and inhaler helped get me back to normal. Now, I have asthma attacks frequently.

[@susanhowe163]

WHERE ARE DALTON'S PARENTS? HE MAY BE CONSIDERED AN ADULT AT 18 BUT THIS BOY IS FIGHTING A LIFE THREATENING DISEASE! I COULD NEVER NEVER EVEN IMAGINE DOING THAT TO ANY OF MY CHILDREN OR GRANDCHILDREN! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@shmoogie31]

I have Asthma. I wasn't diagnosed until I was an adult. All my siblings had it as children. My Dad had it too. I am prone to Upper respiratory infections.

[@oumaymen6773]

Shall I give you a prescription that treats asthma permanently and irreversibly?

[@janejones5362]

Im the only one dx'd. I suspect my sister had it. She died from pneumonia as a baby. I also suspect my dad had it. He slept with nostril spreaders (LOVE those!!), and he died from congestive heart failure.

[@sandrawongseprasert9294]

Me too, diagnosed at 31 now 55! My Dad had it and my brother has it! It is soo scary not being able to breathe!!

[@oumaymen6773]

​@@sandrawongseprasert9294I also had severe shortness of breath, but with physical therapy, I completely recovered from it many years ago, thank God

[@المغربيالأصيلإبنشمالافريقيا]

Hello bb

[@briae1944]

I wish the hospitals here how did this much attention on whenever I would have severe asthma attacks. They would just tell me to wait in the waiting room and then take the longest time to set up a breathing treatment. So I was just being in the room suffocating for God knows how long.. then immediately start asking for payments.

[@omoiyafatty_]

I’m a living witness to asthma and I thank God I’m pulling through 🥺🤲 be strong buddy you can do this 🫶

[@Jennifersnails]

Poor guy.. my mom is asthma and she stays sick

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Hope she never/does not smoke.

[@Tony_01989]

I wish I was there to keep him company with his girlfriend and as I suffer from asthma only and im turning 34 years old April.18th I cough very loud and makes me cry as I am right now and Dolton I hope you be ok.

[@torhildsvendsen9424]

Dyktig kiropraktor der med modig gutt

[@UgochiObiwuru]

Sad, that I was born this way. It's taking a great toll on me. Not many know this about me. Each severe asthma attack that I survive, I become more thankful to YAHWEH. I am also allergic to many things. Right now, I am still having subtle asthmatic cough 😷. My husband, said if it continues, I will see a pulmonologist. I have growing children (young toddlers) and I seriously this cough after the medication goes away. My husband is an anaesthetist. He sometimes, looks at me with a worrying side look. I have seretide inhaling medication, ventolin inhaler (the blue inhaler) nebuliser and all my medications at home, but hospital is still a far much better care. You will get many expertise and specialist attend to you, especially when your body seems not to be responsive with medications given. Some people ignorantly think that the blue inhaler (ventolin) is all the answers to Asthma attacks and conditions.

[@Queen_of_war1988]

I have asthma it sucks

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Stay away from smokers.

[@paulinenewman1611]

Since having Covid I have been hospitalised twice for severe asthma and I have been ventilated prior to this I was so well managed that lots of my friends were not even aware that I was an asthmatic

[@caitb7089]

As someone with moderate controlled asthma even what I deal with is harrowing at times can’t imagine having to deal with this 😞

[@debbiewhitley8612]

Jenny you are Amazing. Love and Prayers❤️❤️

[@tamlewis9690]

Blood Gasp sticks hurt, The fact that they have to use arterial blood and not the vein not cool.

[@cloudedcolour5329]

they have to use arterial to get the most upto date gases, they cant use venus as it would throw off the numbers

[@mickieswendsen1302]

OWW!!!

[@virginiakemunto9541]

Am also asthmatic but I manage it from home

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Should see a Dr. at regular intervals.

[@skylineXpert]

Had to sit with the mask when i was younger until i turned 5. I kinda hate it today. But i do well with just bufomix 320mg

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Good!

[@lorienray6216]

I was so impressed by the staff, but loved when Dr. said delivering bad news is not easy, “ I imagine what it would be like if I was that relative,how would I want that news delivered to me”. This Dr. Puts himself in their shoes. if more people did this, there would be less people inflicting pain, hate and rudeness towards others.

[@michelleshelley995]

I think the army guys get paid how come our minors don't because they got sick most of them just trying to take care of there families.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

What is your point?