Hi Gabe, thank you so much for sharing your story! I hope you are well. It helps me know that I am not the only one with the same condition. My breathing issue started 2 years ago. I feel this urge of constantly taking a deep breath, which 90% of the time it doesn’t work from the first try. I have visited all possible doctors, even psychotherapist. I took antidepressants as they were thinking this is anxiety. It didn’t help. I am doing breathing exercises which help from time to time but the problem comes back again. Sometimes i cry from frustration and anger because it disturbs me and just comes without a warning. I have excellent blood, lung and heart results, however they diagnosed me with a stress induced asthma which to me is wrong, as I don’t have any cough, wheezing and stuff like that. I dont have any allergies and i am very active person. Nevertheless, the breathing issue bothers me sometimes when I exercise (especially with cardio exercises), but sometimes it doesn’t occur at all. There are times when it’s more intense and times where is manageable. I have done also hormonal tests and everything there was also fine. I am about to try the inhalers to see if this would help but I doubt it, as I don’t even take any medications in general. What i have noticed is that sometimes if i eat a bit more or the urge of taking a deep breath was already there, then i feel my stomach bloated and the issue gets more intense. Anyway, I wanted to share with you and thank you for telling us your story. I gave up on checking and trying to find out what is wrong with me as even the doctors don’t know any longer…I am trying to find a way of how to learn to live with it. Keep us posted and stay strong!