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That would be great to share it w/ your group! And also let them know that if they can't attend live, there is will be an archive posted later.
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Blog Post CommentThank you for creating this report and keeping track of how each of the states are working towards supporting our children who have food allergies and asthma. I have added a link to your report on the blogs I am writing on the GreenwichPatch and the NewRochellePatch. My goal is to create more connections and awareness within my community in Westchester, NY for families who live with food allergies. The links to my blogs are http://greenwich.patch.com/blo...eness-in-westchester and...
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Blog Post CommentDear Lynda & Kids with Food Allergies Organizatio- As a family with a 10 year old daughter with PA/TNA, you cannot know how VERY grateful WE are to YOU for all you do to keep us informed & feeling like we have SOMEWHERE to turn for support & guidance. The work you do is invaluable...cannot be measured...SOOOOOO incredibly important & SO reassuring to all who live with food allergies everyday. PLEASE keep up the good work that you do, and if there is ever ANYTHING we can do to...
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Blog Post CommentI'm honored to live in such a distinguished area. I'm glad they gave a shout-out to KFA.
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Blog Post CommentHi Christine and I live in the UK so not much help with you question, but Wanted to tell you to hang in there and Someone will get back to you.We potentially have a no of members having difficulty getting online on the East coast of the US right now with the storm, but we do have members in Canada too who may be able to advise you Meanwhile have you looked at our starter guide yet ? There's a link at the end of my siggy
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Blog Post CommentMexican and Italian restaurants skeeved me out too, until we discovered that one of our local Italian restaurants had safe bread for DS (flour, yeast, olive oil, sugar, and water). It was the first restaurant that puts bread on the table that was safe for him. He's also very happy with a plate of pasta with olive oil and herbs, and he has been spoiled rotten there. Mexican restaurants where I live often have language barrier issues, so I never trusted them with FA, though I enjoyed the food...
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Blog Post CommentOriginally Posted by MACEMama: Mexican restaurants where I live often have language barrier issues, so I never trusted them with FA, though I enjoyed the food when I would go out without DS. We also did Chipotle the same way Mahbahlih describes. The only Spanish I know is how to explain DS's food allergies. I have perfected that. Now if you need a bathroom you're on your own, lol.
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Blog Post CommentDear Dr. my son has severe cow milk allergy and we live in Kuwait. Is this allergy supposed to disappear or the symptoms alleviate by age. He is now three years and half and was diagnosed as milk allergy when he was 6 months old.
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Blog Post CommentStill time to enter the drawing! I got one wrong!
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Blog Post CommentI have a question and I am not sure where to take it. As where I live it takes 18 months to 3 years to see an allergist. So I am getting quiet frustrated. Even the local doctor we were seeing had no idea how to treat my son. My question is here I am being told that mould doesn't cause asthma or asthma like reactions. And I am thinking that a mould allergy could have responses like any other allergy. Can anyone explain this? Is the doctor we saw missing some key knowledge? Thank you in advance!
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Blog Post Comment❤️Mold allergies absolutely cause breathing and asthma issues. Mold and cockroaches are the prime causes. Mold allergies are even known to cause behavioral disorders. You can check out: http://www.aafa.org/display.cf...;sub=18&cont=234 Originally Posted by acraisydaisy: I have a question and I am not sure where to take it. As where I live it takes 18 months to 3 years to see an allergist. So I am getting quiet frustrated. Even the local doctor we were seeing had no idea how to treat my...
