Hi all,
DS (11) has had an epipen since he was about 15 months old, and up to now its always been carried by an adult/held in the office at school. The time has come for him to start carrying his own pen sometimes- he's getting older, and I know I'm too overprotective with his allergies, and things need to change...
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone with older children had any tips making the transition to more independence. Does anyone use special epipen holders - preferably one which can be worn on the body? DS is very disorganised, and I'm worried he'll lose his pen if I just give it to him to put in his bag - and it's also likely to fall out of trouser pockets etc. How do those of you with young teenagers cope with this?
Many thanks for your ideas,
TJ
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