Hi friend,

I want to share something close to my heart today.

For most of my life, asthma education meant fear.

Pamphlets filled with warnings.
Doctor visits filled with instructions.
And a constant feeling of “If you mess this up, you’ll pay for it with your breath.”

No one ever taught me asthma in a way that felt human.

No one helped me practice real-life situations:

• How to notice danger early
• How to react without panic
• How to build confidence instead of fear

Everything was reactive.
Everything came after the attack.

That’s the real reason I created Asthma Friend Games.

Not to make asthma “fun.”
But to make learning less scary.

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Asthma Spotter Game​
This game exists because triggers don’t announce themselves. In real life, asthma attacks often start quietly. A smell, dust in the air, a closed room. I built this game to train early awareness. It helps you slow down, observe your surroundings, and notice things you might normally ignore before they turn into symptoms.

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Play Asthma Spotter

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Asthma Myth Buster Quiz​
Growing up, I heard countless myths. “You’ll outgrow asthma.” “Inhalers are addictive.” “Exercise is bad for asthma.” Some myths created fear. Others created guilt. This game gently helps unlearn misinformation through curiosity instead of lectures. Clarity brings confidence, and confidence changes how you manage asthma.

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Play Asthma Myth Buster Quiz

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A Day in the Life with Asthma​
Asthma doesn’t exist only during emergencies. It shows up in ordinary days like school, work, travel, and social plans. This game walks through everyday scenarios because asthma management is about daily decisions, often made quietly. It validates the invisible mental load of living with asthma and reminds you that you’re not overthinking. You’re managing.

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Play A Day in life with Asthma

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Trigger Match Memory Game​
Asthma is personal. What triggers me may not trigger you. This game was built to help your brain connect your own patterns between symptoms, triggers, and environments in a calm, pressure-free way. It strengthens memory without fear so your responses slowly become intuitive instead of stressful.

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Play Trigger Match Memory Game

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Asthma Inhaler Techniques Game​
This one is especially close to my heart. Many of us were handed an inhaler and told, “Just use it.” No practice. No feedback. No reassurance. This game removes shame and uncertainty around inhaler use. Using an inhaler correctly shouldn’t feel embarrassing. It should feel empowering.

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Coming Soon

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These games aren’t about points or winning.

They’re about feeling prepared.

They’re about that quiet confidence of saying,
“I’ve thought through this before. I know what to do.”

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, scared, or alone while managing asthma, these games were made for you.

👉 Explore the Asthma Friend Games here: https://games.asthmafriend.com/​

And as always, I’d love to hear what you feel while playing them.
Your feedback shapes everything we build.

Breathing easier, together,
Siddhant
Asthma Friend