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Saturday, May 19, 2007
Food Allergy Awareness Week
*sticky post*
Next week is Food Allergy Awareness Week and I’ve been thinking about what I can do to help spread the word about Food Allergies. Then I found that Ria at Check My Tag is hosting a place for all of us to share our experiences with Food Allergies for either ourselves or our children.
So I will be posting next week our story about Kayla’s allergy – how we found out, how we manage and the changes we’ve made in our lives to cope. For those who live with food allergies, please consider joining in to help educate everyone on the impact that Food Allergies have, not only on those who are allergic, but also on those around them.
*Updated*
Links to Food Allergy Posts:
Kayla's Diagnosis
How to Read a Label
13 Food Allergy Facts
Managing Kayla's Food Allergy
What the Future Holds
Next week is Food Allergy Awareness Week and I’ve been thinking about what I can do to help spread the word about Food Allergies. Then I found that Ria at Check My Tag is hosting a place for all of us to share our experiences with Food Allergies for either ourselves or our children.
So I will be posting next week our story about Kayla’s allergy – how we found out, how we manage and the changes we’ve made in our lives to cope. For those who live with food allergies, please consider joining in to help educate everyone on the impact that Food Allergies have, not only on those who are allergic, but also on those around them.
*Updated*
Links to Food Allergy Posts:
Kayla's Diagnosis
How to Read a Label
13 Food Allergy Facts
Managing Kayla's Food Allergy
What the Future Holds
5 Comments:
As I told Janeen too, I'm looking forward to reading about your stories!
Okay. I'm gonna do this. Because I should. I should do this.
So...I'm gonna. I mean it.
:)
Thanks for bringing this to our attention
My son's allergies hit us hard too, but we've learned a lot about what he can eat. Our biggest problem nowadays is that he's a typical picky eater, so that, combined with the limited range of foods that he can eat, means that we've got about six meals that he eats over and over again, all week.
Are both of your children allergic? Our youngest has none of the crazy eczema that our first daughter had. We're hopeful that she'll avoid the anaphylaxis that our oldest has to peanut, egg and (newly discovered) dogs.
NoPeanutsPlease.com
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