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Uploaded by on Jul 30, 2008

Tommy suffers from environmental asthma caused by air pollution from a local cement kiln. View Tommy's story and join Earthjustice in the the fight for clean air.

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For more information, go to: http://www.earthsjustice.org/cement

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  • @ebellamy56 Thank you for sharing that and it gives up hope!! I hope you stay strong and healthy. :)

  • perhaps evolution is removeing week lunged tommy from the foodchain

  • Asthma is a scary thiing. Anyone who has a problem with what this little boy simply doesn't know about or care about those who have suffered. Way to go, Tommy. Speak the truth always!

  • Aww, the kid is sooo sweet and innocent. I'm sorry about his asthma.

  • I have asthma when I was 4. Now I'm 20 yrs old. Last year I almost died because an asthma attack.

  • My boyfriend, the love of my life, has as asthma and it kicks in every other day and it worries me to death.

    I take it a lot more seriously than I used to after seeing it firsthand.

  • Asthma is tough to live with. I have asthma and found out last november or december.

  • I moved the boat from the boatyard to the marina and all of a sudden my asthma got worse. I was on the dock when I realized that grit was getting in my eyes. I saw where the wind was coming from and it was Lafarge Cement about 950 metres away. The marina was more downwind that where I was in the boatyard so I'm pretty sure that the asthma was aggravated by the cement dust. Take a look at my videos which catch the plant releasing dust. Ironically, most of the releases can be seen at night.

  • i understand what he's going through because i have asthma and my dad works for a cement company so when he comes home the cement follows him and i had to take those same meds, but majority of those meds are for allergies and if u ask a local doctore about allergy shots, trust me they improve asthma soo much. i no longer have asthma symptoms and i was one of the worse cases my doctors had. so its not only the environments (cement kilns)

  • I lived in Midlothian, TX for five years, and yes the air there is terrible. You can never get a fresh breath of air. I now have an inhaeler, because of living here.

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