Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban (2004) Dir. Alfonso Cuarón

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Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban (2004) Dir. Alfonso Cuarón
RON WEASLEY in HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX (2007)
“And from now on, I don’t care if my tea leaves spell die, Ron, die —I’m just chucking them in the bin where they belong.”
i want to live above a bookstore café and have a little balcony garden you can see from the street that is all
chatting
this is the best thing in the entire world
she should greet jane as if nothing happened and see how jane reacts
she should avoid school the next day. And the next. Every night, she should put on the exact outfit she had on that day, hose herself down until she’s completely drenched and stand in Jane’s yard. When Jane is home alone, she should approach the window, staring at her. Knock on it if you don’t have her attention.
That’ll get her back for killing you and trying to hide the evidence.
Ease up there, Satan.
Ease up? SHE TRIED TO KILL HER
According to the actual rules of Jenga, this is not a legal move and is equivalent to causing a collapse.
Happy Birthday, ❉ Fred and George Weasley ❉ (1st April, 1978) “Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs,” sighed George, patting the heading of the map. “We owe them so much.” “Noble men, working tirelessly to help a new generation of lawbreakers,” said Fred solemnly. “Right,” said George briskly. “Don’t forget to wipe it after you’ve used it” “or anyone can read it,” Fred said warningly.
A new folk hero for the working class. Be like this comrade every chance you can get away with.
The sequel.
i’m having a fucking identity crisis
You also lost an arm
fuck thanks leg-stealing-bee it’s not like i noticed
has the world become smaller or have you become bigger?
not sure but god is deader
What I've realized recently is that most people don't think of asthma as a chronic illness or condition.
The idea of asthma nonsufferers have is generally from media, which only depicts it as an illness that only exists in minor emergencies that the sufferer can solve with a rescue inhaler. It appears as if as long as the person isn't actively having a full blown asthma attack, there are no symptoms.
In fact, asthma symptoms can be acute and constant, and if someone is properly medicated, they should almost never have to use their rescue inhaler. It's called a rescue inhaler, or an emergency inhaler, because it is only to treat sudden & severe onset of asthma symptoms (wheezing, inability to breathe).
It's not a daily medication, nor should it be used as one.
Daily medication for asthma generally includes something like montelukast (generic singulair) and a daily inhaler like symbicort, advair, breo, etc. which usually contains a steroid or an anti-inflammatory medication (or both).
Without daily medication, many asthma sufferers spend most of our time wheezing, short of breath, weak, in pain, and just generally "sickly."
The problem is, without access to a doctor who can then recommend you to a specialist, and without access to information about these medications many asthma sufferers don't even know this themselves!
Until recently, I was using my rescue inhaler every single day, sometimes multiple times a day. It's because I was wheezing all day every day and through the night. I was often in the emergency room doing breathing treatments as well. I had to quit most of my active hobbies. It was hard for me to get around the house.
When I finally got to see a doctor about it, he told me his goal was for me to need to use my rescue inhaler no more than twice a month. I actually laughed out loud.
Now, while I have access to my medication, that's my reality. I don't wake up in pain, having wheezed all night. I've started to get my life back.
The same as me, I believe many many asthma sufferers are just doing their best to make it through every day, thinking that the way they feel is the way they have to feel.
I even know asthma sufferers who not only don't have access to daily medication, but they don't have access to rescue inhalers.
That's non optional. That's life or death. And without daily medication, even a rescue inhaler won't necessarily save you from a bad attack.
When people think of asthma medication, they tend to think of rescue inhalers only. A periodic expense that you can save for a long time.
Instead, I would like people to start thinking of asthma medication the same way we think of insulin. Absolutely critical. Daily.
I don't know. I feel as though asthma is common enough, and it's even possible to have it as a child and grow out of it, that we tend to dismiss it. But it's deadly serious. And most people don't have the access to the treatment required to manage it.
Thanks for everyone making the additions about the way asthma complicates other medical problems! Absolutely, I've had to have doctors write letters to my professors to explain to them why a cold for me is never just a cold. Why a sinus infection might end up with a hospitalization.
Allergies to go from mild to life-threatening if you also have asthma. It's a lot to handle!
character edit ❥ minerva mcgonagall ( for @incendiios )
it was on the corner of the street that he noticed the first sign of something peculiar – a cat reading a map.
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you’re just as sane as I am.
i can’t believe how many people in their mid-20s are buying the amazon alexa and like hooking it up to their home security systems and lights and phone and shit like i know we all saw the 1999 disney channel original movie smart house. they warned us and you are playing with fire
“ Inge Ginsberg survived the Holocaust and became a spy for the Americans during WWII, smuggling arms to fight the Nazis. She married a composer and they wrote songs together in the 40’s and 50’s that were sung by Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, Doris Day, and Rosemary Clooney, among others. 60 years later, she got back into music and fell in love with Heavy Metal, which she now performs with world-renowned Classical musicians Lucia Caruso and Pedro da Silva – a.k.a. the TritoneKings.” There will never be anything more peak metal than this woman, ever.
and I suppose, if it’s my last chance to say it, rose tyler
Character Edits: Queenie Goldstein
“The most beautiful girl ever to don a witches robe”.
the unspeakable horror of being in public