Asthma attack, I feel scared.

It's like tiny nails in the air bulk of my lungs.

I start to cough.

Sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital.

Today, one out of 13 children suffer from some form of asthma, accounting for nearly one-third of all emergency room visits.

I feel like I'm choking. It's kind of like an elephant is on my chest. A little

whistle of sound comes out when I breathe. But while your child may suffer from

asthma, asthma doesn't have to make your child suffer.

There are simple ways you can prevent your child's next attack.

To learn more, call 1-866-no attacks. That's 1-866-66-2-822. no attacks that's one eight six six six two eight eight two two

log on to W W W dot no attacks dot org or call your doctor because even one attack is one too many

I feel like a fish with no water because even one attack is one too many.

I feel like a fish with no water.

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