We have found our local Applebee' s to be very supportive of our granddaughter's allergies (top 8 plus tomatoes, beans, peas, corn, beef). They cook her a chicken breast in a clean pan w/o oils, steam her fresh veggies from unused previously unopened packages of each veggie, lettuce w/o dressing (sometimes she has her chicken in the salad and we bring some dressing she can have), etc. And, they come check on her frequently to make sure there are no problems. They do it all with a friendly...
Thank you for creating a world for us parents that have kids with food allergies. I know far too much about NICU stays hospital visits, surgeries, and weekly to monthly doctor visits. I'm very fortunate to be a member. My sons intestines only work 25% but I have doctors that never gave up on him and to that I'm thankful especially because through all this my son soon to be 3yrs. Continues to fight for his life he is a champ and has a smile even when we're at our worst. Thank you for giving...
Kathy, The usual response is this: immediate dumfounded look, appearance of the lit light bulb above the head, followed by a simultaneous slight smile and "ohhh . . . yeah . . " This analogy is what makes my point click. Originally Posted by Kathy P: That's a great analogy. Do you find people respond well to it?
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