This month’s Food Allergy Educational Campaign 2015 (#FAEC15), the brain child of Gina Mennett Lee, brings a great discussion about how to use your epinephrine auto-injectors! Sharon Wong, creator of the Nut Free Wok, posted, “Get to Know Your Epi & Practice,” in support of calling all of us to action. Action in taking good care of oursevles and our loved ones. My allergist reminds me to pratice with our EpiPens® and Auvi-Qs® when we pay the garbage bill! Sharon does a beautiful job supplying links and critical information.
Please take a few moments to check out, “Get to Know Your Epi & Practice,” and practice too! Feeling comfortable and confident is priceless and it may save a life too!
Share this campaign and encourage everyone you care about to practice, practice, practice!
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