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When I was younger, I had mild asthma. When ever I would run at school during PE, I would come home so miserable and my chest really hurt. I hated it! Thankfully I outgrew it but it was uncomfortable and scary to me. I had an inhaler to help with the discomforts, but just thankful I outgrew it.
It is important to understand, recognize and control asthma symptoms in your children. Asthma affects nearly 7 million children in the United States and yet many parents are either misinformed or uneducated about the condition. I found an informative infographic to help you understand the symptoms better so you can help your child.
Lily Kwan says
This guide to asthma is very informative. Thanks for sharing!
Jerry Marquardt says
This is a very serious situation. Thanks for enlightening me about it just in case of a future interaction. Your followers all benefit from you doing articles like these. Thanks so much.
Richard Hicks says
Nice charts and full of useful information!
laurie murley says
my son has asthma we was hoping he would grow out of it but no. so we deal with it and live life to the fullest
Amber G. says
Great information I have suffered with asthma and so has my brother.
Elizabeth B says
Very informative post! Thank you for sharing!
Sarah Hirsch says
I don’t know anyone with asthma, although when I was a kid I wanted to have it because I thought it was cool to have an inhaler. How dumb.
Nicole Margrif says
Good Information on mild asthma.
Ivette says
Great info. Will pass it to my sister that suffers from mild asthma!
kellie lacy says
I had asthma as a child .wonderful info.
Paula Gillespie says
Thanks for sharing this info on asthma. I have mild asthma and I am a respiratory therapist who deals with patients with asthma so I appreciate this info being shared.
@MakingMOMMYHOOD says
Great information thank you!