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11-26-2012, 10:29 AM
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Sharla
You did everything for him that you could. It honestly sounds like he has a phobia about hospitals, or no insurance. I also have asthma, and its sometimes hard to recover from a attack. And leaving your inhaler at home is not good. You were right to worry and try to send him to the hospital. I hope he is okay. But from my experience if he could walk to catch a train he was okay. He had gotten a second breath and was working to get home. Or where ever else he wanted to go. Donna  
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