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Jul. 9th, 2004 11:28 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geminigirlI woke up about half an hour before the alarm went off today, and needed to use the bathroom. So I did. I'd left my alarm set for it's usual time, knowing that I didn't have to be in the office til half past ten, so I'd figured on watching Bare Naked Ladies on the Today show this morning, and lounging around.
I decided to get back into bed for another half hour or so, and couldn't deal. I could hear myself breathing. Not just breathing, but wheezing.
I am so hating this right now. I wanted to try and go off my asthma drugs (except the rescue inhaler) namely because they're expensive, and I'm fully expecting to not have health insurance for a while (despite![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
aquariumgirl's insistance that with a chronic health condition I can't be without health insurance) but my medication (not including rescue inhaler or birth control pills) without health insurance would run somewhere in the range of $200 a month. Which is less than a lot of people pay for what they need, but it feels like a lot to me.
Hate hate hate hate asthma right now.
I decided to get back into bed for another half hour or so, and couldn't deal. I could hear myself breathing. Not just breathing, but wheezing.
I am so hating this right now. I wanted to try and go off my asthma drugs (except the rescue inhaler) namely because they're expensive, and I'm fully expecting to not have health insurance for a while (despite
aquariumgirl's insistance that with a chronic health condition I can't be without health insurance) but my medication (not including rescue inhaler or birth control pills) without health insurance would run somewhere in the range of $200 a month. Which is less than a lot of people pay for what they need, but it feels like a lot to me. Hate hate hate hate asthma right now.
