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matic children have a normal life, parents will hear several speakers explain aspects of childhood asthma. Dr. Charles Stein, Culpeper pediatrician, will talk about asthma medications. James Harris, CRTT, Chief Respiratory Therapist at CMH, will explain the physiology of asthma episodes. Dr. Susan Vignola, Culpeper Clinical social worker, will discuss social dynamics in i the asthmatic child. , The plan to conduct this workshop began at the Rotary Health Fair last spring when Stewart, who has asthma, met Sandy DeHooge of Charlottesville, Regional fMrt#t6r dfuthe Anflericair I tung Ass6cftlft«;'fis fcWflg't to haVe tHh piflmortby1 fuftetjen test.1 Having conducted two similar workshops in Charlottesville, DeHooge says, “The workshops have | helped children to cope more success- I fully with their disease. Some children have not had attacks since the I workshops.” !
Interested families may register for the workshop by contacting the CMH Community Relations Department, (703) 825-2811 or from Orange, 1 672-4322. •
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