article_snippet.sent: Australian woman was getting ready for a  party to celebrate the New Year when Australian woman started to wheeze.
article_snippet.sent: Worried Australian woman asthma would get worse and ruin the festivities, Australian woman reached into Australian woman bag for Australian woman inhaler, according to doctors writing in the journal BMJ Case reports.
article_snippet.sent: her inhaler was uncapped in her bag, and Australian woman heard a ‘coarse rattle’ when Australian woman shook her inhaler.
article_snippet.sent: Australian woman began coughing up blood, wheezing and became short of breath, and was rushed by ambulance to the A&E department of St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney, the report said.
article_snippet.sent: When Australian woman arrived, doctors ordered a chest X-ray, and saw something was wrong straight away.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Hall, 48, was at work when the woman felt the woman chest tightening and took out her inhaler.
article_snippet.sent: the woman took a sharp breath and felt something shoot to the back of the woman throat where her inhaler became lodged.
highlights_snippet.sent: Australian woman felt a wheeze and took a breath on Australian woman uncapped inhaler .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Felt a  scratch on Australian woman throat and began coughing up blood and wheezing .
  