My father discovered Dr. Roger Alnyan Benign (Sodium Cromojars) in the 1960s, at a time when many of his medical colleagues had been removed from asthma patients as young in the thyroid gland (Messages, April 18). He was of asthma and the doctor, and he was determined to prove their mistake. He conducted experiments on himself and in the Secret Laboratory for 10 years, as he tested about 500 boats before he finally announced Urika.
Then search for the best ways to distribute his medicine in my sick lungs. Thanks to his time, which spent behind the fan as a war fighter, he struck an idea Spinhaler.
My father died prematurely as a result of self -experience. During the last year of his life, his story, which inspired me to create a dedicated charity called him called Life stories.
It was a moderate habit. But when I was registering his story, I asked him if he had regretted the test of the drug and was deceiving his fist on our dining table: “Don’t be ridiculous, I will do it again.”
Barbara Tonian
London
