In this heartfelt episode of Asthma Friend: Breathe Easier Together, we shine a spotlight on the often-overlooked role of nurses in asthma care. From hospitals to school clinics, nurses are often the first to identify breathing difficulties, administer emergency medication, and support patients through some of their scariest moments.

I also share a deeply personal story, the day I fell from the stairs, suffered internal bleeding, and began having a silent asthma attack. It wasn’t the doctor, but a nurse who recognized what was happening, brought me my inhaler, and helped me breathe again.

This Nurses Day, take a moment to thank the silent protectors who help us inhale calm and exhale fear.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The role of nurses in identifying and managing asthma symptoms

• How nurses support children, elderly, and newly diagnosed patients

• My personal experience with a nurse who helped me during a silent asthma attack

• Ways we can show gratitude to nurses — today and every day

Read the blog version here:⁠ https://asthmafriend.com/celebrating-nurses-who-help-asthma-patients-breathe-easier/⁠

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This special Mother’s Day episode is a tribute to the unsung heroes behind every asthmatic child’s journey, our mothers.

From late-night nebulizer sessions to quietly changing recipes and routines to avoid triggers, mothers around the world go above and beyond to make life with asthma not only manageable but meaningful.

Our Founder Siddhant shares a deeply personal story of growing up with asthma in India and the ways his mother’s love, patience, and strength shaped his journey. This episode is not just about gratitude, it’s about recognizing the invisible emotional labor mothers do to help their children breathe, literally and figuratively.

Whether you're an asthmatic adult reflecting on your upbringing or a parent raising a child with asthma today, this heartfelt episode will touch your soul and remind you of the quiet power of maternal care.

Tune in and join us in saying: Thank you, Mom. You are the reason we keep breathing easy.

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It’s World Asthma Day 2025, a day to raise awareness, foster empathy, and stand in solidarity with millions living with asthma around the world.

In this special episode of Asthma Friend: Breathe Easier Together, I share a deeply personal look into what it means to live with asthma, not just medically, but emotionally, socially, and culturally.

You’ll hear about:

✅ How asthma is more than just breathlessness, it's about lifestyle, triggers, and relationships.
✅ Real stories from everyday life: workplace challenges, fragrance-triggered attacks, and public transport experiences in Indian cities.
✅ Supportive guides on dating with asthma, helping a friend during an attack, and living in an Indian joint family.
✅ Why I started Asthma Friend, how it has grown, and the mission behind this platform.

This episode is a heartfelt tribute to everyone who has ever felt misunderstood, isolated, or held back because of asthma. You are seen. You are supported. And you are not alone.

Read our detailed blog on World Asthma Day 2025

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