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Asthma and medicines
Jan. 16th, 2004 11:25 amI seem to have lost my inhalator with my drugs against my asthma recently. No big deal, I thought. I'll use the prescription I have to get a new one.
So today, I realize in the morning that my asthma is acting up on me. So, I go to the pharmacy, and hand them my prescription. "Sorry. We can't give you this. The prescription is too old. It stopped working in october last year."
And I found myself trying to find arguments why they should give me the stuff anyway. Please? I'm in suffering here!
I didn't. Of course. It'd be silly - and I'd be deeply ashamed of myself. But still, it annoys the hell out of me - because I'd need the medicine *now* please? I cannot quite breathe properly, and it tends to scare me? And I found out too late to make an urgent appointment to my doctor. And I don't really quite have the time today to run off to see him. And .... blech.
So today, I realize in the morning that my asthma is acting up on me. So, I go to the pharmacy, and hand them my prescription. "Sorry. We can't give you this. The prescription is too old. It stopped working in october last year."
And I found myself trying to find arguments why they should give me the stuff anyway. Please? I'm in suffering here!
I didn't. Of course. It'd be silly - and I'd be deeply ashamed of myself. But still, it annoys the hell out of me - because I'd need the medicine *now* please? I cannot quite breathe properly, and it tends to scare me? And I found out too late to make an urgent appointment to my doctor. And I don't really quite have the time today to run off to see him. And .... blech.
