Inhaler
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Inhaler noun 1. a portable device for administering a drug that is to be breathed in, used for relieving asthma and other bronchial or nasal congestion. Yes, this definition is correct. An inhaler helps you breathe when it seems impossible, keeps you alive even. You take a breath and feel your contracted lungs releasing. And yes it is a drug. One thing this definition leaves out however, is that an inhaler is not only a container of medicine handed over the counter in a little plastic case used to relieve asthma. No, in fact my inhaler is just an average boy. An average boy who helps me breathe when I feel I want nothing more than to stop. This average boy, he is my drug and and an overdose is exactly what has kept me from being six feet under.
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