Kameron Cochran

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Not in any particular order but 📍Miami 📍New York 📍San Francisco 📍Houston 📍Chicago 📍Phoenix 📍Dallas 📍Columbus 📍Little Rock 📍San Antonio 📍Detroit And 📍San Diego in January to kick off 2026! Cheers to the new year ✨🍾 ##PersonalInjury##ConferenceLife##LegalBanker

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1st Hospital stay: I wrote in my notes “tried to decrease the high flow machine to 6 litters and you started to retract” You spend seven days on a high flow oxygen machine, with round the clock IV, steroids and albuterol. You had a really high fever, labored breathing and you were really fatigued before being admitted to the hospital 2nd Hospital stay: I wrote “3:11 am- 30/40 mins ago your oxygen would not increase past 88. It fluctuated, but while you were off of oxygen you stayed at 88.” You spent three days trying to recover. We noticed you were retracting and took you to an urgent care where we were transported to Texas Children’s via ambulance 3rd Hospital stay: You were diagnosed with RSV 5 days prior, you had a high fever and were struggling to breathe- you looked miserable for days. It took you two days to recover, receiving 2 liters of oxygen over night. The point is Asthma kills more children annually than choking does. It’s underestimated and under diagnosed because you can’t “see” it. Toddlers airways are already very narrow and even the tiniest of inflammation can cause breathing distress. And chronic inflammation can reduce lung capacity, which can create lifelong asthma severity. Another reminder for those that don’t know or have never experienced a child in the hospital. The hospital does not discharge you “at 100%”, they discharge you when the kid’s symptoms are manageable at home. So just because you are discharged doesn’t mean you are out of the woods- three days later after our 3rd hospital stay, she still had a fever and had a double ear infection. I pray that no one has to experience what we have had to go through #asthmaawareness