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Kate from @thedairyfreemum asked her community to share shocking things that have been said to them on their allergy parent journey. What you see here is a small snapshot, sadly there were many more! Comments such as these are disappointing to say t
I love this photo of me with Natasha and Alex. It reminds me of happy times. Being their mum has been the best job in the world and one I will always cherish. Mother’s Day always brings a mix of emotions in me as I hold on to the beautiful mem
When explaining Natasha’s food allergies, we were often asked, “So what can she eat?” She had allergies to a number of foods, and the two foods she most longed to eat were chocolate and scrambled eggs. Chocolate for obvious reasons
It is never the intention of #allergy parents to be ‘overly dramatic’ or ‘controlling.’ They are trying their best to ensure their allergic child can participate safely in everyday school activities. Dismissive remarks about