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Comment for a chance to win three allergen-friendly cookbooks
Back when my daughter was diagnosed with food allergies, the first thing that ran through my mind was, “What am I going to feed this child?” Her multiple allergies ruled out 85 percent of the food I would have bought … Continue reading
Posted in Allergies, Contests, Cooking, Food
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Hookworms as a cure and allergen-free eggs?
Would you allow your food-allergic child to be infected with hookworms in a trial study? I came across two unusual pieces of food-allergy news. First was Dr. James Logan, who infected himself with hookworms, then swallowed a pill camera to … Continue reading
Posted in Allergies, Health and fitness, Uncategorized
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Enjoying Easter with food allergies: It’s not as hard as you think
Holidays and special events like birthdays can be challenging when you deal with food allergies. But Easter this year went smooth. No problems, no feeling left out and best of all, my food-allergy kid got to enjoy some new treats. … Continue reading
Posted in Allergies
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Don’t let food allergies come between you and your jelly doughnut
Every now and then, I get hit with emails that seem to have uncanny timing…. This was the subject line: “Allergy-Free Beignets for Mardi Gras by Elizabeth Gordon” I was just bemoaning the fact that the frozen doughnuts in the … Continue reading
Posted in Allergies, Uncategorized
Tagged allergen-free recipes, doughnuts, egg-free, gluten-free, mardi gras, milk-free, nut-free
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Why I do what I do to protect my child from food allergies
For reasons I have yet to understand, people react very strongly when parents take precautions to protect their food allergic children. Last year, there was an incident in PA where a child had a granola bar waved in his face. … Continue reading
Sports fans, pledge to not be one of ‘those parents’
Back when I was a fresh-faced, 20-something, I decided to enter the world of coaching. I played basketball for three years at Susquehannock, and when I saw my alma mater had an opening for a 7th and 8th grade girls’ … Continue reading
Posted in Health and fitness
Tagged athletics, basketball, children, parents, poor sportsmanship, sports, Susquehannock
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I’d rather be sleeping
I’m a night owl. Always have been. Back in high school, I would stay up until 2 a.m. and sleep until at least noon, later if my mom would let me. Flash forward a decade or so, and I still … Continue reading
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No need to stress about Halloween if you have food allergies
Halloween is rapidly approaching, and for those of us who are parents to a food-allergic child, the planning and plotting start. I am not one to stress about such situations. I simply do some legwork ahead of time and let … Continue reading
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Why I love fall: An excuse to put up holiday lights
I love any excuse, reason or holiday to put lights up outside my house. So, as soon as the calendar hit Oct. 1, my family was in full decorating mode for Halloween. I take down everyday decorations and put gourds, … Continue reading
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