I have mentioned food allergy educator, writer and nurse Anne Russell before, but I can’t help sharing some of her best Asthma Allergies Children that she writes for Asthma Allergies Children ! I follow her on Food Allergies; Elementary Schools Tips for Parents from a Couple of Veterans”religiously (@allergyeducator)and when I met Henry, author of Asthma Allergies Children face to face in January, I was thrilled when I put the link together as I realized he knew her! I’m an Anne fan (love how that rhymes), since she always cites her sources and provides additional resources regarding “Food Allergies Prescribed Injectable Epinephrine: Know, Practice, Carry, Use”, Food Allergies; Elementary Schools Tips for Parents from a Couple of Veterans”, “Teen Trip To Italy with Food Allergies: Prepare, Prepare, Prepare”, etc. She links medical fact to practical living with food allergies, anaphylaxis and/or asthma in a plain and simple manner.
The “Food Allergies Prescribed Injectable Epinephrine: Know, Practice, Carry, Use”website is actually an up-to-date resource that supports this book. I’m currently reading this book right now and will report back soon. So far, it is my favorite read of the year!!! SOOOO practical.” She is truly a visionary on the matter of clinical practice based on her experience in different medical specialties, her experience in clinical practice, teaching and her experience as a mother of a beloved son with food allergies, asthma and atopic dermatitis,” Henry shared with me during our nurse Anne fan club conversation. In all seriousness, as a parent and someone who needs all my information vetted, Anne’s articles work for me and I thought you might find them interesting too. Her bio can be found at the bottom of each article.
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A few of Allergy and Asthma Educator Anne’s articles:
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- Food Allergies; Elementary Schools Tips for Parents from a Couple of Veterans”
- ““Teen Trip To Italy with Food Allergies: Prepare, Prepare, Prepare”
- “Food Allergies Prescribed Injectable Epinephrine: Know, Practice, Carry, Use”
Happy Food Allergy and Asthma Reading and thanks Anne for your useful articles and tweets, I am grateful for you work!
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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!..