Make sure your child has 2 auto-injectors along at all times no matter how short the trip. The second provides a backup in case the first one malfunctions or the dose is insufficient to stop the symptoms of anaphylaxis.
Don’t let your child’s story be a cautionary tale to other parents! Help spread the word!
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Good work! Love this!!! Will share this nice poster.
Great! And always call 911! Epi’s do not save totally you still have to get to a hospital. I always say they can be life-saving but are life -sustaining as they only last a few minutes til you get to the hospital!