I posted this in a reply about the YMCA, then decided that everyone might not see it there, so I thought I'd post it here too.
Since so many of our PA children are also asthma sufferers I thought this was relative information.
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Swimming in Indoor Pools Linked to Asthma Risk
Laurie Barclay, MD
May 29, 2003
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What about outdoor pools? we are at the pool for several hours every day!!!!!
I think this was specific to indoor pools - I know I always think it's harder to breath in those places.
I'm glad you brought this up. My six year old has asthma and I have noticed that when we spend the day at the pool - outdoors - her asthma kicks up that night. This is the first summer that I have noticed this.