#difficulty breathing

[heart-hunting]

Tried out a different way to record my heartbeat and it did not disappoint. This is just a snippet of the 23 minute long video of me listening to my heart while riding my dildo and smoking 🍃. You can catch the skip near the 1:54 mark (right as my hr reaches 154😝😝) feels so good to know my heart is stumbling over the finish line.

[whumpybobbert]

Trust like the Wind - Chapter 1 - Hopeful_Foolx - The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (TV 2022) [Archive of Our Own]

Elrond sickfic rec! This thing has it ALL you guys! Hiding an illness, betrayal from friends, said friends trying to apologize but failing because Elrond is hiding his illness, grief, fever, delirium, difficulty breathing, gruff/stoic character doing tender caretaking, worry, fever visions... I could go on, but I think those are the main ones.

I think it's even pretty readable outside of fandom context! It's well written, hurts my soul, and everyone should read it! Written by @celebrimbor-apologist (who I believe also has a whump blog here?) as well as several other really good stories.

[yronig]

TOKYO MER: Hashiru Kinkyu kyumeishitsu

Ep. 5

[love-me-like-a-sailor]

Dude am I having a fucking asthma attack what is going on

[heart-hunting]

my heart after smoking a cig and doing some breath holds while squatting (and also hitting my pen consecutively) 🥵😵‍💫😮‍💨😫listen to my heart go crazy it felt like it was gonna burst I can’t believe I hit 164

[pluralprompts]

Prompt #1,006

It was getting harder and harder to breathe, and yet conversely, everything was getting brighter and brighter. System A may as well have been choking on the light itself.

[faofinn]

5. Preventative Measures (Not Taken)

How many times had his Dads told him not to forget his epi pen? Alfie lost track. It had been never ending since he’d been a little kid. He was sixteen now, and he was good at looking after himself. He had to be, really. He always took his epi pen with him wherever he went, always carried safe snacks (mostly for Kieran’s benefit, but his too). There was nothing worse than being starving and there being nothing he could eat. He struggled to remember the epi pen when he’d been younger, but his parents had always been around, and it was easy to keep it in his bag at school.

He had not long finished his GCSEs, and was looking forward to enjoying the long summer. It felt like it would last forever, sixth form and A Levels a distant thought. He’d gone out with Eden that day, into central London to shop and enjoy themselves. He could’ve sworn he’d packed everything he needed. But as they’d sat down to eat, he’d reached into his bag for his water, and hadn’t seen the familiar case. They’d decided to bring a picnic, so Alfie didn’t have to worry about food, and they could find a nice spot to enjoy it. They’d settled in Hyde Park by the water, spread out a blanket, and had settled, enjoying the warm July sunshine. 

They were enjoying themselves when Alfie started coughing, frowning to himself. Eden looked over at him, concerned. 

“You okay?”

“Mm, probably hayfever.” He mumbled, but it quickly got worse, his throat getting tighter and tighter, the wheeze in his chest audible from where Eden was sat. It was harder and harder to breathe, and he couldn’t help the panic that was building. That was when the dizziness hit him, coupled with everything else, and the fear rose. 

He knelt. "Where's your epi? In your bag? Let me see."

He just nodded, trying to breathe the best he could whilst everything felt like it was crashing down around him. 

"Alfie, it's not there. Where is it?" Eden couldn't help his own panic, though he was trying his best to hold it together. 

“Bag.” He wheezed. “Always.”

Eden's eyes were wide. "It's not."

Even confused and dizzy, Alfie realised he was right. He hadn’t seen it, but he’d assumed it had just been tucked out of sight. Maybe not. Shakily he reached for his phone, the panic building and making it even harder to breathe. 

"Here, give it, I'll call. You just breathe, just relax. I'm here, you’re gonna be okay." He moved to sit behind Alfie, holding him upright as he dialled for an ambulance. With his own phone, he rang Tai, his number the most recently contacted. 

He leaned gratefully against Eden, struggling desperately for breath. Everything was blurry and he couldn’t focus on it, the dizziness clouding everything. Every breath seemed harder than the one before, every second dragging by. 

"You're okay, you're okay." Eden promised, rubbing his shoulder to try keep him awake as he frantically answered the operator's questions, in the middle of trying to tell Tai what was happening. 

Eden was far too loud, and Alfie groaned. He hated feeling so shit, having to work so hard to catch his breath, and he knew not having his epi was bad. He always had it, why wasn’t it there? 

"Alfie? Alfie, please, keep your eyes open."

He was doing his best, but it was so hard. Even the fear wasn’t keeping him going, blackness tinging his vision. 

"C'mon, Alfie, please." He begged, sirens starting to sound in the distance. "Don't do this."

Alfie whimpered, pressing into him the best he could, trying to fight the dizziness as it threatened to take him.  

Eden wasn't even sure what he'd been triggered by, the pair both so careful with their foods. He supposed even just being outside and exposed to the public's picnics must have done it, but it didn't fix it, didn't make it better. He could see Alfie fading in front of him, his lips turning blue as he watched. The worst was his breathing, each breath desperate and a fight. He was begging to a god he didn't believe in, praying he'd just hold on a little longer. 

Eden had done a good job of explaining exactly where they were, and it thankfully didn’t take long for the crews to reach him. Alfie was still really struggling, enough to have them really rather worried as they saw him. 

As they neared them, Eden glanced at them. "He's not got his epi, I don't know why, I don’t know where it is. I've called his dads too, but they're busy. You've gotta help him."

“You’ve done the right thing. We’ll help him now, okay? What’s his name?”

"It's Alfie, Alfie Cunningham-Cole. He's 16."

“Great, thank you. Things are probably going to get really busy for a bit, and it’ll move fast, but me and my colleagues are going to look after him, okay?”

"Just help him."

His colleagues were already working, and he nodded, turning away to help them. It was obvious this was critical, with much more of a wait having potentially been too long. 

Eden moved away to let them work, thought stretched a hand out to hold Alfie's. He wasn't sure who he was comforting, but he wasn't letting go.

The paramedics were working hard, IVs in and adrenaline given. It had started to make a difference, but Alfie was still very ill, there was no doubt about that. He needed hospital, and quickly. 

As the second crew returned with the stretcher, Eden hesitated. The last time it had happened had been at home, with Tai and Harrison, and they'd gone with him. Tai had driven the kids up after the ambulance, Harrison in charge of the medical side. But now, there was no responsible adult, there was just the two of them. 

"I don't know much, but can I come with him? I don’t want to leave him."

“Of course you can. We’re not about to leave you here in the middle of London all by yourself, and I’m sure he’ll appreciate having you.” 

He nodded, trying to be braver than he felt. "Thank you."

“Did you manage to get a hold of his parents?”

"His dad's at work, he's the big doctor at St Georges, in the A&E. And Tai said he'd meet us there, but he was working too."

“Okay, we’re a bit of a way away from St George’s right now, he needs to be seen sooner than that, so we’re going to take him to St Mary’s. They’ll be able to meet us there when they can, and of course you’ll be able to stay with him.”

"But his dads are there. He always goes there."

“I know that’s scary, but they’ll look after him.”

"Will you take him to St George’s when he's better?"

“That’s for the hospital to decide I’m afraid.”

"O-okay." He nodded. "That's okay."

“We’re going to get him off to hospital now, come and grab a seat.”

"Is he gonna be okay?"

“We’re going to look after him, and they’ll be good in hospital too.”

Eden nodded, no longer trusting himself to speak. As they settled Alfie in the ambulance, he stuck a shaking hand out to hold his, their fingers interlaced as if they could hold each other together.

[heart-hunting]

ive finally decided to post a new audio after almost a year, mainly because most of the backlogs of recordings i have i wasn't satisfied with. Finally, I have a recording im proud of,,, I was pretty drunk off of a couple shots of tequila and i decided to smoke some weed to really get my heart pumping. My max is usually 140 or so, but this time i got to 160 while i was stething, i only wish i could see how fast it was going when i climaxed. you can hear how drastically my heart slows down after ouggghhh it felt so good

[alicesong1]

Overcome difficulties Everyone can go through a tough time. The more difficult it is, the more you need to stay calm. Believe that if you face it calmly and calmly, there will be no knots that cannot be untied and no hurdles that cannot be overcome. Those difficult things that make you feel insurmountable, once you overcome them, will eventually become trivial things that you can mention lightly. All difficulties are temporary, we just have to do our best and leave the rest to time. When we get through difficult times, we can see ourselves differently. If you don't push yourself, you will never know how much potential you have.

[stylized-corpse]

Difficulty Breathing getting heavy in Peterborough earlier this month!

[advancedinternalmedicinepract]

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[how-much-for-a-whump]

Bambaşka Biri 4. Bölüm

[mybestpharmacy]

https://www.mybestpharmacyfl.com/identifying-the-signs-of-a-pneumonia-outbreak-in-kids

Identifying the Signs of a Pneumonia Outbreak in Kids

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[mistxmood]

this is the funniest outcome ever

[Image description: digital art of Bill Cipher, tangled up in electrical wires. He has a nervous expression, as he holds up a ripped wire and says: "Oops!" There's a glitchy effect behind him. End ID.]

[trinityemergency]

https://www.pr6-articles.com/Articles-of-2020/how-find-best-er-el-paso-difficulty-breathing

[heart-hunting]

needed a release so bad so I decided to smoke and record myself putting pressure on my heart with my phone. first half is me laying on my back and putting pressure on my heart before deciding to switch positions as I fuck myself. all of my weight was on my heart as it pressed into my phone and the lack of oxygen from my face being stuffed in the pillow made my pumper go wild. The main recording stops at the 4:44 minute mark, but I left the sound of myself struggling to breathe in for those who enjoy that