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Asthma? Fuck you! To all of you who think asthma is nothing...seriously you have NO idea, try having an elephant sat on your chest 24/7, coughing until you crack your own ribs, constant chest infections and relying on medication to actually survive...but to those of us suffering, theres zero point of complaining because life is what you make it! Keep breathing
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Doncaster siblings James and Jools Rollings make music as Peak Flow, and “Repetition” — dropped on Friday the 13th, because of course — wastes no time announcing itself. The track starts at full speed, thundering rhythms and screaming synths arriving in the chorus without warning, vocals smooth even as the lyrics map the slow erosion of a relationship stuck on repeat. The guitar grounds everything in warmth while the electronics push outward into something harder and more urgent. The black-and-white video underscores the theme: no control, no exit, the same argument cycling back around. Peak Flow have a particular gift for the knife’s edge between darkness and a hook you can’t shake — “Repetition” lands exactly there, danceable and bleak in equal measure. The lads are building a sound that’s distinctly their own, and this single makes a strong case for where they’re headed.
Peak Flow – “Repetition”: The Loop That Drains You
Doncaster siblings James and Jools Rollings make music as Peak Flow, and “Repetition” — dropped on Friday the 13th, because of course — wastes no time announcing itself. The track starts at full speed, thundering rhythms and screaming synths arriving in the chorus without warning, vocals smooth even as the lyrics map the slow erosion of a relationship stuck on repeat. The guitar grounds everything in warmth while the electronics push outward into something harder and more urgent.
The black-and-white video underscores the theme: no control, no exit, the same argument cycling back around. Peak Flow have a particular gift for the knife’s edge between darkness and a hook you can’t shake — “Repetition” lands exactly there, danceable and bleak in equal measure. The lads are building a sound that’s distinctly their own, and this single makes a strong case for where they’re headed.
HOT TRACK: "Running from You" by Peak Flow
Introducing the captivating debut single “Running From You” by the talented duo, Peak Flow. Already garnering support from Amazing Radio, BBC Introducing, and more, this post-punk/goth gem is ready to make its mark. Composed of band members James and Jools, the duo finds inspiration from the iconic sounds of 80s synth and influential bands like The Cure, Jesus and Mary Chain, Joy Division, and…
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Peak flow stats for this week (w/e 8/10/21)
Peak flow stats for this week (w/e 8/10/21)
I am going to post these weekly I think, it gives me a good way to look back on how I am doing and what times of year I have issues.The device I am using was designed for asthma I don’t have asthma I have bronchiectasis,
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Bronchiectasis - My early warning system
Bronchiectasis - My early warning system it works and has helped me no end
Today after I got up I did a peak flow reading. My PF was right down in the red at 281 L/min this is averaged over 3 blows to climate fluctuations. 281L/min is too low, that means that mucus built up overnight and has reduced my capacity, the thing is I had now symptoms and no idea that I was getting blocked up but the fact I am in the red means I need to take action.I then nebulised with…
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Bronchiectasis, SpO2 and Peak flow
Bronchiectasis, SpO2 and Peak flow The important metrics I need to keep an eye on
There are 2 stats that I really need to keep an eye on my peak flow and my SpO2 Peak flow is the capacity of my lungs in Litres per min of air expelled a normal healthy person will be in the range of 400-700 l/min. SpO2 is the amount of oxygen in my blood, normal range is 96% -100% To keep track of these metrics I have some gadgets ( I love my gadgets) For peak flow I use this This is a…
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