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Published 22 days ago • 1 min read

Issue #12

Hi Everyone,

I wanted to share something very close to my heart today.

When you live with asthma, one of the hardest moments isn’t just the symptoms, it’s the confusion during flare-ups.
What should I do now?
Is this serious?
When do I escalate?

I’ve personally felt that panic more times than I can count.

That’s why I finally built something I’ve wanted to create for a long time

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a free Asthma Action Plan Generator.

This tool helps you:

  • Create a clear, personalized asthma action plan
  • Understand what to do in Green, Yellow, and Red zones
  • Save and revisit your plan anytime
  • Share it easily with family or caregivers

It’s simple, digital, and built from real-life asthma experience — not medical jargon.

You can try it here:

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This is just the beginning. I’m actively improving the tool and would genuinely love your feedback, what worked, what felt confusing, and what you’d want next.

One small ask:
If you find this tool helpful, I’ve shared it today on Product Hunt.

Your support or a kind comment there would mean a lot and help this reach more people who need it.

Product Hunt link: https://www.producthunt.com/products/asthma-friend?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social​

Thank you for being part of Asthma Friend.
Everything we build here is for people like us, trying to breathe a little easier, one step at a time.

With gratitude,
Siddhant
Asthma Friend đź’š

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Your Friend With Asthma, Ghaziabad , Uttar Pradesh 201010
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