It has been a rough journey for her, lots of conflicting diagnosis and treatments. It's really hard to get reliable medical advice for that.

Right now she is using aerolin, mostly because it kinda helps and it's cheap. But, we are looking for a doctor we can trust.

Thanks for your concern and kind words ❤️

About 15 minutes I guess, but not for someone with breathing problems.

It would probably be around 30mins because there is no bike infrastructure and I would have to avoid the highway.

Though as others have said during an attack walking such a long distance or biking is not an option.

Also, ebikes like Lime are not an option here.

I could rant for ages about the state of public health in my country, but this is not the community for that.

There are a lot of things to be improved on the area of public transportation.

The night routes are not enough, it's not like the buses are empty. Also, if the metro operated during the night this would have been a 15min trip. Remember autopilot is a thing, night routes shouldn't be an issue for metro lines.

The bike infrastructure is non existent, a good bike path would make the time to get there about the same as driving a car.

Last but not least, the problem still stands and escalating an issue as simple as picking up a medicine increases the burden on the already overloaded health services.

Or call an ambulance. In some places, sure, Uber or a taxi is the right choice because you can't afford the ambulance, but societies without universal healthcare have deeply fucked priorities.

We tend to avoid them at night, because night fares are expensive and there are safety concerns for women (sexism is so fun 🤬). But, in an emergency they are an option we would consider.

For this case yes, but there is a night schedule for pharmacies for a reason.

Emergencies occur during the night, and avoiding escalation when it's not necessary removes the burden from the health care services.