Yes, we’re lucky in Reno this week! Canadian Musician and songwriter Kyle Dine is heading to town this Friday, September, 28th (see below for details) to educate and entertain the children in our local food allergy and asthma parent education group and community. If you haven’t met his music yet, Kyle uses fun, silly and entertaining songs to teach and support children (and their friends) with food allergies. If you are in town, please come join us for his free performance! If you live afar, check out his website: www.kyledine.com.
Kyle is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, egg, seafood and mustard! He walks our talk, or should I say he dances to our walk? Hum, guess I will find out this Friday. He offers school assemblies and support group performances! He will be educating kids on label reading, staying safe when away from home and the importance of epinephrine.
I really like his website since it is light-hearted and geared towards empowering kids in a fun lively manner. He has great links for kids and rock solid information on living with food allergies. I’m a tad biased, clearly, but how can you not love a grown man who sings about Epi Man or an Egg allergy? Seriously, listen to Kyle’s song’s here. This is going to be a fabulous and fun performance please join us.
Kyle Dine, You Must Be Nuts 2012 Reno Performance
Friday, September 28th 4:30-6pm Location: Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of No. Nevada 780 Del Monte Lane Reno, NV 89511This event is food free and FREE-FREE. Meaning, don’t bring food due to the varied food allergies of our children and thanks to Nick and Kelly Spallone of Tahoe Supply Company, the event is free to all (donations to the No. Nevada Asthma and Food Allergy Parent Group will be happily accepted).
, the event is free to all (donations to the No. Nevada Asthma and Food Allergy Parent Group will be happily accepted).
, the event is free to all (donations to the No. Nevada Asthma and Food Allergy Parent Group will be happily accepted).
Nick and Kelly are sponsoring Kyle’s visit! Yay Spallone family. Thanks to Luann Moore for securing the location and accommodations for Kyle and his wife and to Leslie from Allfree Living for creating the cool poster.
See you on Friday?
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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!..