The FAA's proposed rule leaves epinephrine as something a medical kit "could include" — not a requirement. 780+ public comments and rising. I added mine. The flying public deserves certainty, not possibility. Comment period closes Oct 5. #FoodAllergy#FAA@MitchGaylord10
Over 700 food allergy people have told the FAA that airplane emergency kits "must" include easy-to-use epi devices. From moms to students, MDs and an Olympic gold medalist, read what they say re FAA's new rule that does NOT require the devices on planes: https://t.co/hrjG2zXbp7
Over 700 food allergy people have told the FAA that airplane emergency kits "must" include easy-to-use epi devices. From moms to students, MDs and an Olympic gold medalist, read what they say re FAA's new rule that does NOT require the devices on planes: https://t.co/hrjG2zXbp7
Most of us recognize the wake-up call only in hindsight.
The body signals for months, sometimes years, before we pause long enough to listen. Mine signaled loudly. I was not ready to hear it.
This is the book I wish I had found at the beginning of that journey.
@adamcarolla All athletes at this level deserve respect, however, biological men should not compete against women in women’s sports where the biological advantage varies greatly. You can still show respect to the trans community without giving them the advantage over biological women. 🤍