Disclosure: Articles may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases (at no additional cost to you). See our full disclosure here.
Last updated on January 1st, 2020 at 01:27 am
Are You in Control of Your Asthma, or is it in Control of You? Be the Boss of Your Asthma!
Disclosure: This post is part of a paid sponsorship by Teva Pharmaceuticals. All opinions are my own.
I ran across this quote some time ago: “You have exactly one life in which to do everything you’ll ever do. Act accordingly.” I absolutely love that quote, and I try to always keep it mind. I don’t want to waste one day of my life being unhappy, and I definitely want to get out and experience as much of the world as I can.
For many people, including members of my own family and extended family, health issues sometimes keep us from enjoying life to the fullest. If you’re living with uncontrolled asthma, you know there’s nothing worse than having to miss events with family and friends, feeling like you’re always at the doctor’s office, or even making trips to urgent care or the emergency room. Sometimes it feels like even though you’re doing everything right, like avoiding asthma triggers, you just aren’t making progress when it comes to your day-to-day fight against your asthma symptoms. You may even be on multiple medications or medication meant to prevent asthma attacks and you wonder why it’s not working.
In my own family I can think of sudden trips to urgent care, missed birthday dinners and time lost from work. If you’re struggling to manage your asthma symptoms, you’re not alone. According to the CDC, nearly nine million adults in the United States have inadequately controlled asthma. It’s possible you may have a more severe form of the disease called severe eosinophilic asthma or S.E.A. With S.E.A., despite taking their medications as prescribed and avoiding known asthma triggers, patients may still struggle to manage their symptoms completely.
Be the Boss of Your Asthma is a national educational program that aims to raise awareness of severe eosinophilic asthma, or S.E.A. The program has a variety of resources, including an asthma fact sheet and doctor visit checklist, that can help you better identify the signs and symptoms of S.E.A. and become your own #AsthmaBoss! Don’t miss out on life and all the things you love! Take charge of your life and your health! It starts with learning more and working with your doctor.
Are you in control of your asthma, or is it in control of you? Find out more at Be the Boss of Your Asthma.
Be the Boss of Your Asthma is sponsored by Teva Pharmaceuticals and was shaped by several leading respiratory patient advocacy organizations in addition to AAN and AAFA, including the Association of Asthma Educators, the Severe Asthma Foundation and the Global Allergy and Asthma Patient Platform.
You can also find MomsWhoSave on Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Join us for updates.
Don’t miss a thing! Subscribe to MomsWhoSave’s blog posts below! Then be sure to confirm your subscription when you get the confirmation email.
