Both my daughter and I suffer from asthma. Here’s what we’ve found out on our journey. Always take asthma seriously and follow your doctor’s instructions.
This is a short one – there is a team at Southampton University that needs patients with sever Asthma to help with a survey – it’s only a few minutes and will help them look at ‘patient centred defined response to biological treatments…. In short
An important step for the allergy community has been taken with the introduction of Natasha’s Law. Born of the tragedy of Natasha Ednan-Laparouse’s death after eating a Pret sandwich with sesame baked into the bread. Natasha had suffered from anaphylaxis and asthma all of her
Recently, my Twitter feed was a bit angrier than normal. Frankly most of the time I’m tweeting baking recipes and highlighting advancements in allergy treatment. That’s really been my focus – providing recipes and advice for parents of allergic kids. But recently, as an asthmatic,
That’s the question a lot of us are asking right now. when we get ill – is it ‘Covid-19’?, or once recovered, hoping that it was Covid-19. Immunity to Coronavirus being the thing we all hope for now. I’m in that group. For about 4
For as long as I can remember I have been told to use Allergy Bedding because of my dust mite allergy. I never questioned this, or gave it any thought in the last 30 years or so. I always had synthetic bedding. Molly was diagnosed
Today I read the very sad story of the death of 10 year old Olivia Dennis from asthma. She’d been prescribed inhalers which she’d been using with increasing frequency yet she’d never had a diagnosis of asthma. Her parents were not really aware of the
Molly was diagnosed with Asthma when she was very young; the inhalers didn’t make much of a difference to her symptoms but once we got her reflux and delayed allergies sorted out she rarely coughed. Sure…If she got a cold then she used an inhaler
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