Wednesday was quite the day. To the general public, it was a typical fall day with fall leaves blowing by, work to be …
Food Allergy and Asthma: House Rules Checklist
House rules. What are yours? Wipe your feet before entering? No bad language or watching TV while doing homework? Rules …
Revving Up For Halloween: Allergen-Safe Style
Last night was my family's official, "Let's get it Started" Halloween prep! With a little Black Eyed Peas playing in the …
In the Know: Allergy eNews and Lifestyle Report
Who doesn't want to be up on all the latest allergy, asthma and gluten-free news? Staying in the loop in our endless …
How to Interpret this one: Parents think they have Food Allergies too
Yesterday, I read, "Parents of Kids with Food Allergies Believe they are Allergic Too" on Pollen.com and found the …
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Buildings Waterfalls Bridges: Let's Turn It Teal
Each week I plan on sharing some of what I feel were golden nuggets of information shared at the Food Allergy and …
Ask and Ye Shall Receive Blueberry Scones
I have been a quest for the quintessential blueberry vegan scone. I have been disappointed for the last several months …
EpiPen Hearing: When Popcorn is Needed
September 21, 2016 is going to go down in my personal history book as the best online live stream watching to date! …
EPIPEN: Write Congress FARE Urges
This morning as I rubbed my sleepy eyes, a smile popped on my face. I read the Food Allergy Research and Education …
Are you ready to Teal Pumpkin it?
Thank you Erin Hess for the photo from the Oriental Trading Catalog Carpe Diem Teal Pumpkin Project! Now is the time for …
Food Allergy Hero: Remembering Senator Smith
As she kicked off her shoes and curled up in the large cushioned chair in the hotel lobby, Democrat Senator Debbie Smith …
Don't Ignore the Asthma Beast
Uncontrolled asthma can be a fierce animal that can change everything within minutes. I confess to letting asthma slide …
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!..