Two allergy deaths in a week. It's two too many. What will it take to find a cure, get better laws passed to keep these kids (and adults) safe? What will it take?
You know when there is an unsafe intersection and there is accident after accident? I think it makes sense to put in a light. Isn't there some unwritten rule that there has to be so many deaths and then a light will be put in. That, to me, is the most ridiculous idea. Ever. I think after a few accidents the intersection should be investigated and then a light put in. What's the point of waiting for deaths?
Is this what it's going to take to get more money thrown at allergy research. Is two deaths enough? Four deaths? How many?
I pray for the families-
http://www.turnto10.com/story/21584682/bryant-student-dies-after-eating-cookie
http://www.thespec.com/news/local/article/903955--rainbow-memorial-wanted-after-mysterious-death-of-12-year-old-stoney-creek-girl
So sad. So unfortunate that the unthinkable has to happen before things come to the forefront and bring about discussions which can hopefully then bring about change.
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