My daughter's asthma was cured

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My daughter acquired asthma when she was three years old. I have to discover and identify what triggers her attacks, such as being exposed to elements after 5 pm (she must be inside the house by that time); drinking cold drinks or eating ice cream and the like from 3PM down; the pollen grains from the blooming mango trees; the nasty smell of the piggery of our neighbors and the worst, letting her enjoy eating fish especially the soup. The latter even made her stiff and we had to look for a ride at past midnight to rush her to the hospital for oxygen intake. During her worst attacks which happens six to eight times a month, she vomits phlegm and could fill the canister of a one gallon ice cream then she starts complaining of headache and some tingling sensation in the head which I interpret as "lacking in oxygen". It takes millions of patience and perseverance taking care of an asthma patient. We have to put a small chair in our bed where she could rest her head while sitting to enable her to sleep, other wise, we have to carry her to improve her breathing. During times when she could not sleep even after being nebulized, we let her watch TV even during unholy hours. We even purchased an aquarium so that seeing the movement of the different colored fishes is enough to divert her attention, and then her attack subsides. When she was 14 years old, we decided to transfer residence as we could not do away with the irritants, and thanks God, though the place we transferred to is semi-urban area, my daughter never had an attack until now that she is 22 years old.