We could also let her know that, for a fee, we offer additional counselling services that are individualized for the patient and would help her and Dustin understand how to treat his condition. If she is not interested in this detailed counselling, we could direct her to a local asthma support group. For his allergies, the use of cetirizine or loratadine liquid and the switch to an EpiPen for bee stings would be ideal. We should also show Mrs. Alexander how to administer the EpiPen and provide her with written material for the camp counsellors. Although the antihistamine may adequately control allergy symptoms, it wouldn't hurt to pack some of his masks for days with high allergen counts.
Most camps provide general first aid products.
We should recommend that the mother call the camp to verify this. The last recommendation is to have a clear written plan in place for the camp. This would include what medications to administer, how and when, and when to call the mother. With proper pre-camp preparation, Dustin will have an enjoyable time at camp, and mom can rest assured that he is properly cared for.