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I have to agree the Flint on this. I am fully aware of the possible implications of a serious asthma attack as often I'm the one treating it. I think that the knowledge of you condition should force you to seek out other options and tactics (non lethal) and up the postion of the handgun on the options list. Like stated it would be a poor justification to stand on in court in my opinion in the situation listed. I am still very new at all of this and am still forming my personal strategies and tactics for personal defense, but I am trying to leave the handgun out of the equation if at all posible. Each persons situation and capabilities are different and must be dealt with as one sees fit. What works for me might be impracticle/impossible for others and vice versa.