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Danita LaShelle describes how she makes sure to always have meds and resources on hand in case her daughter has an unforeseen attack.

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I think the only practical way that you can prepare for unpredictable attacks is to always make sure that we have medicine on hand here.

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One of the things that we try to do is that even if we’re running low and our patient here, Lady Bug, is having an incredible week or month or, you know, few months, we still always make sure that our medical refrigerator has enough medicine in it so that she can be dosed properly, just in case we do have an unpredictable attack.

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