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AUTHOR: nvversantDATE: 10/28/01 8:54pm
SUBJECT: Re: dairy allergy
IN REPLY TO: Re: dairy allergy
AUTHOR: meldc01
I think that family and friends finally took the dairy allergy seriously when we had to show them how to use the epi-pen (like a bee sting kit). We are fortunate in that Molly never liked dairy products. We live close to a grocery store that sells natural/health food products. Molly can enjoy soy milk, cheese, and yogurt. She can even have soy fudgesicles and pizza bites.
Eating at restaurants is still a nightmare. We have to question the server or manager about every suspicious meal. We enjoy eating out, but there a few restaurants that we can eat at, now.
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 nvversant09/04/01 09:45pm
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 Andi10/26/01 10:55am
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 MelanieGG10/25/01 06:04pm
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 nvversant10/25/01 09:03pm
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 meldc0110/28/01 06:36pm
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 meldc0110/28/01 06:43pm
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 nvversant10/28/01 08:54pm
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 kristan01/31/03 09:22am
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