Our Nevada food allergy hero, Senator Debbie Smith, was just diagnosed with an OPERABLE brain tumor yesterday. She …
Food Allergy Change! Join Team SB453
In Nevada, Senator Debbie Smith is our stock epinephrine hero! She was the force being SB453, Stock Epinephrine in …
NV Stock Epinephrine Story Hits Front Page
Wahoo! It doesn't take much to make me happy, but I was pleasantly surprised yesterday morning when opened up my Sunday …
#1 thing to do this weekend…
I have been wearing this bracelet for at least five years now and it never gets old and inspires me daily! I am hoping …
Advovcating for Epinephrine in Nevada: Patience
This week's web series on, Advocating for Epinephrine in Nevada is one that I find to be one of my own life's lesson: …
Advocating for Epinephrine in Nevada: Emails!
Happy Tuesday! First of all, please send us all the good thoughts, good joo-joo and prayers that tomorrow's hearing with …
Advocating for Epinephrine in NV: WAHOO!
Today's post in my Advocating for Epinephine in Nevada Web series is thrilling! Watching a bill is simply not for the …
Advocating for Epinephrine in NV: the Workgroup
I need to start today's blog by acknowledging the FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Once again, I sit here saying why? Our …
Advocating for Epinephrine in Nevada: Define
Today's installment of Advocating for Epinephrine in Nevada builds upon last's week posting about finding your champion …
Legislators Who Take Food Allergies Seriously!
As you may already know, I appreciate the hard work from Nevada Senator Debbie Smith regarding SB453 Epinephrine in …
SB453 Stock Epinephrine: Game On!
Game on in Nevada! We are ready to go and get this bill "heard" today in the Nevada Senate Health and Human Services …
Advocating for Epinephrine in Nevada: Champions
Today is my first official post in my web series concerning this incredible process of "Advocating for Stock Epinephrine …
One of the hardest things I find about managing both life threatening food allergies and asthma is talking to others. I hate to be the one that might be perceived as demanding, pushing or for asking too much. What I now know, fourteen years later, is that honest, clear information presented with kindness works!..