Hospitalmom: Thanks, I hope I didn't sound negative. Asthma's scary; nearly everyone describes theirs as "Severe" -- unless they happen to have spent a lot of time sharing a hospital room with someone whose asthma was worse
I can't get the whole article from here, but should be able to get it at the library.
The last word on allergies was, approximately, "He's clearly allergic to stuff, we just have no way to identify what, beyond seeing a pattern in daily life, he'll probably never have a positive test result"
You guys kick ass. Just wanted to say it. I bought the full-page-per-day planner. I'm gonna print out some little tiny checklists & I'm gonna watch like a hawk. For now, we're going to stick with the antihistamine. We filled the other prescription, and put it in the medicine cabinet, so we can switch at a moment's notice.
I'm _really_ glad to have a place where people come back with something more useful than "do you smoke?" and "Can you move out of the city?" I'm even more glad because you guys explain yourselves in ways that get through to me even when I'm stressed and haven't slept. </lovefest>
-Mich
