Halloween Update

I wish I has some more interesting news, but I guess that no news is good news!!! May have been a blessing in disguise, but my peanut-allergic daughter had H1N1 and pneumonia over Halloween, so she wasn't able to participate in all the festivites, so it created an easier environment than in the past with the whole food allergy situation with the candy. I feel like all parents of kids with food allergies who make it through each holiday should get a notch on their belt or something!!!

Now my focus is on organizing a food allergy support group in my area, as well as do training sessions in local schools and businesses. Keep me in your thoughts and prayers...this economy is taking its toll on all new businesses, not just mine, but here's hoping that people will see how important it is to educate others about food allergies.

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Let's work together to increase public knowledge and acceptance of food allergies!!!