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More Blab: Food Allergy 504 Traps

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May 9, 2016 By //  by Caroline Moassessi 2 Comments

Live Blab 504 traps Gratefulfoodie
We had so much fun Blabbing last week, that GinaMennett Lee, Laurel Francoeur and myself have decided to Blab monthly. Since April’s School 504 Plan Conversation was so rich with discussion and information, we are continuing this conversation!
Grab your lunch, coffee or tea and join us! If you have any special topics or questions–please add them to the comments below.

How to watch/join the conversation:

  • Click on this link: Avoiding School Food Allergy 504 Traps BLAB-May 13, noon (ET and 9am PT).
  • You will need to have either a Facebook or Twitter Account to sign-up for Blab.
  • To search for the conversation in Blab, simply search 504 plans or Caroline Moassessi
  • You’ll be able to type in questions too!
  • NOTE: in the spirit of honoring everyone’s busy days, we’ll keep this Blab down to 30-45 minutes!

If you missed the last Blab,  watch it now: School 504 Blab with Gina Mennett Lee, M.Ed and Laurel Francoeur, Esq. 
Happy Food Allergy Awareness Week! I hope you are Turning It Teal, raising awareness, saying thank you and participating in all ways that work for you!

Filed Under: Current Blog Post, Educaton, EPI, Health, Schools, Uncategorized Tagged With: 504 Plan Traps, 504 plans, Blab, Food Allergy, Gina Mennett Lee, Laurel Francoeur

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  1. Stephanie Gatewood

    May 9, 2016 at 5:14 pm

    What a great resource! Thank you! Sharing with my local support group and food allergy page.

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    • Caroline Moassessi

      May 10, 2016 at 6:33 am

      Gina and Laurel are a true wealth of information!

      Reply

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