In this video from Kids With Food Allergies Foundation, parents explain what has happened to their children during an allergic reaction; the isolation it can create; and the rollercoaster of emotions that goes along with raising a child with food allergies.
The book was donated to us by our Allergist/medical director. They weren't put into print for sale - just offered through the Dr. offices as a promotional thing. I'd love to have them all the time for use! I may look into Amazon myself to find them and buy them for when we have contests/etc for our group to give away....used or not! Or start a trading library within our group. My son and I have decided that he should do a cooking channel on Youtube for kids with food allergies -something...
Sorry it took so long for me to get back to all of you. I tried to post the video that has all the instructions to make this recipe. Unfortunately, I am horrible with this sort of thing. If you like you can go to her Facebook page that has the recipe, which is DIA's DISHES. It takes you through ever step. Please let me know how your Teenie Dogs turn out.
Hi everyone: Here is a link to the video and handouts from Dr. Rosenblum: Coping with Food Allergy Anxiety: Back to School and More (Video and Resources)
Parties, Play Dates, Babysitters: How to Transition Care for Children with Food Allergies - Watch the video at: http://community.kidswithfooda...sthash.2RGlgtLi.dpuf
The software company that we use to host our webinars experienced some issues with the audio during this class; additionally, poor weather was affecting audio from one of our guest speakers. We apologize for the audio quality; it was out of our control and so we could not fix it. The video above has better audio than the live class did, but there are still issues here and there. If you'd like, you can jump ahead to about minute 4 on the video to get to Colette--her voice came through nice...
On April 30, 2013, Kids With Food Allergies Foundation (KFA) hosted a free webinar in partnership with the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) with guest speakers Charlotte Collins, JD, and Michael Pistiner, MD, MMSc. We thank them for their expertise and for sharing valuable information with our community on the topic of school and state policies for stocking epinephrine in schools for allergic emergencies. RESOURCES FROM VIDEO: AAFA.org/epinephrine : Find out if your state is...
Heidi Bayer, board member of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, and chair of the KFA Board of Advisors, shares some important tips on how to create an effective anaphylaxis action plan that focuses on avoiding allergen exposures. Watch this video as Heidi shares the following tips that have worked to help keep her daughter safe. Keep epinephrine auto-injectors nearby at all times and train anyone responsibile for your child. Maintain a regular dialogue with any adults responsible...
Preparing Your Child To Live With Food Allergies: Helping Your Kids Become Independent Young Adults Although it may be hard to imagine, your children will leave home someday. The risk of exposure to food allergies doesn't go away as they grow into independent young adults. Watch this video as Lynda shares the following tips that have worked to empower her son to manage his own food allergies. Involve them at an early age to take responsibility for their own food allergy management. Empower...
About Our Speakers Charlotte Collins, JD is Vice President of Public Policy and Programs for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). is Vice President of Policy and Programs for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). Before joining AAFA, she was an Associate Professor in the George Washington University’s School of Public Health and Health Services, teaching graduate courses in public health, law, policy and management. Ms. Collins received her law degree from...
We had a great webinar in January about all the different types of plans (504 v IHCP v Emergency Action Plan). There is what to do in the case of a reaction/emergency, and what accommodations will create a safer environment to avoid those emergencies. It has a wealth of resources also. http://community.kidswithfooda...-video-and-resources
thank you for posting this video! I'm 23 years old and I have been living with food allergies since I was 8 years old. My parents have taught me how to live safely with food allergies since I had my first allergic reaction when I was younger. My mom (bless her heart) taught me how to use the Epipen after I got prescribed one since she carries one for a bee sting allergy. Since then, I ALWAYS read ingredients and food labels to make sure what I'm eating doesn't have anything I'm allergic to...
Here is a blog post that Lynda did regarding plans. And here is the followup from the webinar w/ the video recording of the presentation plus tons of other resources.
Great tips! We also bought some trays that are sectioned for different foods (like TV trays), so we always have a clean surface - great for stopping at rest stops or eating in a motel. I also made a video with a few tips that we practice - On the Road with Food Allergies .
I don't believe so. I just looked at the story again under the video - they updated the text to say "there is no immediate concern" but the video is still there. I suppose if one is on Facebook, one could share our post in their comments section (that appears to be what they use....)
It's on youtube for $1.99 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBsTk6y4mMU I couldn't find the video on http://pbskids.org/daniel/videos/ but they usually only post snippets of most things.
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