*I am not a doctor* My biggest concern for children who suffer with allergic asthma is the child might not know how to talk about how their allergies, asthma, are causing them to feel bad, to have problems with their sinuses, nose, throat, upper respiratory tract. My concern for the child with asthma, what is their indoor living environment? What is their bedroom like as that is where child may spend most of their life. Does the child have a Hepa air filter machine working to clean the air?

Welcome to the community Whippetartist! Controlling triggers in the environment is important. Educating families and home assessments can help with this. AAFA teamed up with Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego for a Severe Asthma Program and we are looking at the impact these types of programs can have .