Narrative Essay On Asthma

It’s hard to remember when i had my asthma attack and how it felt, but I know it happened quick.
When i was small, maybe around 7 to 9 years old, i had no idea of what i was about to go through in the next month or two,(don't quite remember how much time it was) . I had a severe asthma condition. I've had asthma since i was born. If I did activities that caused me to use a lot of my energy it would be hard for me to breath after. As a result after I wouldn't be able to sleep at night. When i would get really tired, i'd had to take a machine or my inhaler to help me breath better in the nights or/and mornings. One night i wasn't feeling good, worst than usual. So i was taken to hospital. There, the doctors told my parents they couldn't help me for some reason, I don't
My dad quickly reacted by calling the doctors to the room. He pressed the red emergency button and walked out of the room and said “Help! Something's wrong! She's not breathing!”. I was gone for about two minute. But they helped me and I came back. I stayed at the hospital for a couple more days. Then after I was told I was good I left home. If my dad weren't there then i don't know what would have happened to me. As time passed by my asthma condition has gotten better and I completely forgot that it even happened until my dad and sister told me again this year, when they told me i felt scared and and nervous for some odd reason. I still sometimes feel tired when i do stuff like running but not as bad ad before when i was smabett. The lesson I learned to take care of myself better throughout the years; to take my medicine when i need it before I start feeling worse, i had to learn how to control my asthma when i do an activity that makes me tired a lot. Asthma is very scary and complicated with taking all those medicines but if you take care of yourself, what happened to me probably won't happen to