Knowledge and Precaution for Handling Asthma Attacks in Children

The London Book Fair takes place at Olympia, London, from April 12 to April 14, 2016. Among many book enthusiasts, authors, and industry professionals who participated, author Sue Fries exhibited her book, Learning to Breathe, at LitFire’s booth.

Asthma is not a light condition to have. Each year, the number of asthmatic people in the States continues to grow. This certainly is not a matter the author wishes to stand idly by for, especially having her own son and sister suffer from it. The book contains necessary precautionary steps and education for schools and the public, including some of the author’s scary and unexpected childhood attacks.

“I have asthma, and every day I am afraid that one of my attacks would come out of nowhere and it would be the end. But I like this book, it gave me all the good measures I needed to know. At least I feel a little more secure now. Thank you Sue,” states one of the author’s readers.

With innumerable educational facts, precautionary tips, and personal sayings, this book is an essential for those who know of an asthmatic friend or family member.
 
 
 
Learning to Breathe
Written by Sue Fries
Kindle | $7.99
Paperback | $14.96
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and all leading online book retailers. Copies are also available at your local booksellers.
 
 
About the Author
Sue Fries is a mother, author, public speaker, syndicated talk radio and TV host, business owner, and former director and chair of the Pest Control Operators of California.

She has been featured on Discovery Channel, History Channel, and America Now. She has two children, Tyson and Tiana.

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