| My day is so full with other activities that I don’t think about taking my asthma medications. |
| My asthma is the last of my family’s worries and problems. |
| I am embarrassed about taking asthma medications when others can see me. |
| It’s easy to talk to my doctor. |
| My parents don’t agree about how I should take care of my asthma. |
| Since I have asthma, I expect that I’ll have trouble breathing at least once a week. |
| I have control over my asthma. |
| I take asthma inhalers only when I need them. |
| Asthma medications become less powerful after you have taken them for a long time. |
| Someday I will outgrow my asthma. |
| It is easy for me to take my medications because my schedule is about the same every day. |
| There are things I can’t do because I have asthma. |
| My asthma is different from “Real” asthma. |
| Asthma inhalers have serious, long-term side effects. |
| My doctor is only concerned about medications. |
| My doctor thinks that asthma medications are more important than they really are. |
