[lelio]

How do you end up in the hospital after breathing in second hand albuterol?

[Eva]

I was wondering the same thing.

[txzman]

She didn't end up in the hospital - she just went to the ER on her own. Oh, the pain, the pain.

Want to bet she's thinking....hmmmmm...lawsuit, damages, pain and suffering - ka-ching!

[Domestic Church]

More important how does a teen end up in a detention center after using prescribed albuterol. I'm sure that experience did wonders for his asthma.

It is the teen's call to decide to use it, not the teachers decision.

[I'm ALL Right!]

What a load of bunk. I have been an asthmatic for 25 years and have NEVER seen anyone have a reaction to the albuterol before or after it went into my body! Not only that, but docs prescribe this stuff constantly for bronchitis and other upper resperatory infections. I think there is a teacher out there who would just like to pay off her student loans early."Hmmm what can I do to get some money FAST?...I know! I'll SUE someone! Anyone! For Anything!

Get that poor kid out of jail. He should sue THEM for holding him!

[Mo1]

How do you end up in the hospital after breathing in second hand albuterol?

I have no idea ... but I would think she would have to be pretty dang close to his face to be affected but this

[cyclotic]

In the pure interest of science, I just inhaled my Albuterol inhaler and immediately strongly exhaled onto a glass surface. There was no evidence of Albuterol powder or propellant on the glass.

I then sprayed Albuterol into my mouth without inhaling. Immediately exhaled onto glass. Surprise, no evidence of Albuterol or propellant on the glass.

This teacher is a psycho, fruitcake hypochondriac who is afraid of her students and has no business being in a position of authority over them. Release the kid and fire the teacher.