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In memory of Diallo Robbins Brinson

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May 21, 2012 By //  by Caroline Moassessi Leave a Comment

Diallo Robbins Brinson died last Monday from a food allergic reaction to peanut in a cookie, (I updated my post with more details).  Our entire food allergy community grieves for his family and for the son they lost.  Please stop for a moment and read the link below about his incredibly vibrant and brilliant life.  Several in our food allergy community have made donations to help off set medical and funeral expenses.  His family did not have health insurance.
diallo brinson died from peanut allergy
This link will explain his active life and how he was hospitalized for two days:

Donations accepted in memory of Diallo Brinson’s Medical and Funeral Expenses

May Diallo’s family find peace one day, until then we will keep them in our prayer and thoughts.
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Filed Under: Allergy Deaths, Food Allergy Lifestyle, Research Tagged With: diallo robbins brinson, food allergy death

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