The Life-Saving Medication Bag: A 5-Year-Old's Journey with Pulmonary Vascular Disease

Reese, a child with pulmonary vascular disease, manages his condition with a medication bag that pumps medicine through his body. Despite the challenges, he leads a relatively normal life, attending school and playing with friends. His condition requires constant medication and monitoring, but with the help of his family and medical advancements, Reese is expected to live into his 40s. His resilience and positive outlook allow him to enjoy life to the fullest.

What is the primary reason Reese carries a special bag every morning?

• To keep his sports equipment

• To hold his medication for pulmonary vascular disease

• To store his lunch

• To carry his school books

How does the medication help Reese's condition?

• It reduces his need for oxygen

• It strengthens his heart muscles

• It relaxes the blood vessels in his lungs

• It increases his lung capacity

Who is responsible for overseeing Reese's treatment?

• Dr. RV Howarth

• Reese's teacher

• Reese's grandfather

• A nurse at his school

What does Reese's teacher do during playtime?

• Teaches him new games

• Monitors him for signs of fatigue

• Ensures he completes his homework

• Helps him with his medication

What is the expected impact of the medication bag on Reese's lifespan?

• It will have no impact on his lifespan

• It will cure his condition completely

• It will enable him to live into his 40s

• It will allow him to live a normal lifespan