{{{{{ Jan }}}}}} I understand how you feel. I've had asthma since I was really young.

I tend to have asthma problems when I get emotionally upset too. For me it relates to breathing too fast. When I get emotionally upset I breathe too quickly and that makes me wheeze, and it goes on from there. Breathing exercises help me sometimes. I just need to control my breathing.

Its also been so cold around here lately, maybe that is contributing to the wheezing.