Liliana

And I had to ask them anytime I wanted it, which is fine.

You don't want your kid abusing the inhaler or anything.

But whenever I asked my parents for my inhaler, they would go, do you need it?

I don't think you need it because you're asking me so clearly you can breathe.

You're asking me for it so I think you can breathe.

Yeah.

I don't think you need it that bad.

And then eventually I just stopped asking for it.

But at school, it's like I would just go, say I'm here for my inhaler, they would hand it over, no problem.

And I wish that I could make the connection, like my parents aren't treating me right, but instead it was always like, I guess I don't need it because I can ask, whatever.

But it was hard, like, you know, running and jumping and stuff like that.

It was...

I still kind of struggle with it.

Like, especially like trampolines, like trigger it so bad.

I don't know what it is, but I cannot catch my breath on those.

But yeah.

So, and I remember going around and telling everybody I have smoke in my lungs.

Cause I felt like, I felt like I had a superpower or something like I could breathe fire or something.

I was like, the doctor said I have smoke in my lungs.

And my teacher was like, that's concerning.