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Merry Christmas! Asthma Free? Food Allergy Safe?

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December 25, 2013 By //  by Caroline Moassessi Leave a Comment

Yes!  Our Christmas was asthma free (big wahoo) and food allergen safe!  We had friend’s over on Christmas Eve who brought allergen safe foods, lots of smiles and good times.  Although, my pal Linda had to stay home due to her asthma being rough and traveling today.  I was proud that she made the tough decision and sent her husband and daughter, so she could rest and be ready for today’s long journey across the continent.
Mr Bones
Good family laugh.  Topping off our Christmas was Mr. Bones here, who surprised my son when he attempted to use the bathroom!  It’s a full size replica of a skeleton.  He has always been fascinated with bones and a friend bought this for him years ago and we put it in storage waiting for him to be older and that day finally arrived.
Chocolate snowman Divvies
I love Divvies’ optimism: made to share is printed on this package!
If you are enjoying  a school winter break, vacation or even a day off, I hope today is joyful, safe and relaxing.  I’m heading off for some Divvies Chocolates and to read my Allergic Living Magazine (I drag out reading it) and Woman’s Health that Santa brought and a new cookbook while I listen to my new Santana CD.  All is well in the world today.

Sometimes Christmas needs a Santa hat and a snowman headband!

Merry Christmas!

Filed Under: Asthma - News, Food Allergy Lifestyle, Food Products, Glorious Food, Lung Health Tagged With: Christmas, christmas fun, dairyfree chocolate, Divvies

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