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savings $701,395,050.85  The Reality of Asthma  Posted Apr 24th,
2012 by Pat Brown Medical terminology such as inflammatory,
bronchiole spasms, airway constriction,and obstruction are not
the words that create a visual image of the helpless fear called
asthmato the average person. The average person knows that a
serious asthma attack means death in amatter of moments without
proper treatment or medication. What is more terrifying is if a
deathoccurs, there is a higher chance the victim will be a
child. Unlike diabetes or hypertension, aperson cannot
experience what it feels like to manage high or low blood sugar
or high or lowblood pressure unless they have the disease but
asthma is the kind of disease that brings aboutuniversal
feelings of panic that anybody can experience whether they have
asthma or not.  If watching an asthma attack is not scary,
enough for you then understanding what it feelslike might make
you humble. Imagine yourself lying