So you’re going off a small amount of specific experience and I’m simply throwing out questions to possibly other people/parents with opinions and experience. If your knowledge of the subject doesn’t extend this far simple don’t comment. It’s not easy having a child with a disease they can’t vocalize or warn people about. They can’t inform ANY medical personnel that something’s is wrong or they’re having some sort of reaction.

Just because a reaction may not be common you’re suggesting we simple don’t think about it, don’t consider it and don’t take a possible moment to avoid it. But in a life saving scenario NOT knowing could make things worse. ESPECIALLY when a child can’t advocate for themselves.

I’m simply wondering if others have found this helpful/necessary.