This Part I of a two part series about a new Anaphylaxis Initiative. Why two parts? I predict that the What is Your AQ …
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Friday Food For Thought: Epi-More Nurses or Trained Teachers?
As I sit here in Nevada watching my home state of California tackle the issue of mandated stock epinephrine in public …
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Fresh Food Allergy Ed: Teen Explains Real Life
I say fresh since this talk, to me, was a new pleasant approach to educating others about life threatening food …
BIG Donation: 90,000 Auvi-Q for those in need
Bravo Sanofi® (makers of Auvi-Q®) for your recent large, kind and much needed donation of 90,000 Auvi-Q® epinephrine …
Emergency Allergy Treatment Bill Passes in Florida
I think the next wave to change our nation and how we manage and respond to life threatening allergies and anaphylaxis …
MONDAY Food for Thought: Peanut as a Deadly Weapon
NOTE: I don't know what happened, but my schedule post for Friday never posted! So....here it is---on Monday. Happy …
Milk Allergy At School-Allergic Living Dives Straight In!
I'm trying to not be biased, but this is utterly impossible with Allergic Living's Spring 2014 issue. MILK in the …
Milk Allergy At School-Allergic Living Dives Straight In!Read More
Friday Food for Thought: Field Trip Fatigue
Between both of my children, they have been on 72 field trips to date. That is 56 for my son, who I am counting all his …
Love Remembers Day – Celebrating Lives Lost to Anaphylaxis
Today is the first annual worldwide Loves Remembers Day--Celebrating of Lives Lost to Anaphylaxis. I can't begin to …
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My EpiPlan App Tracks and Teaches
Mylan, the makers of EpiPen® just released a new, free App: My EpiPlan™ that allows you manage your EpiPens® and learn …
Friday Food for Thought: Ask the Kids
All of this debate about students being denied their rights to cupcakes is getting to the point of embarrassment. …
Raising Strong Independent Food Allergic Kids
When my son was in preschool I heard the message loud and clear during a food allergy lecture: you must start now to …
One of the hardest things I find about managing both life threatening food allergies and asthma is talking to others. I hate to be the one that might be perceived as demanding, pushing or for asking too much. What I now know, fourteen years later, is that honest, clear information presented with kindness works!..