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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

About this Blog

Welcome to my new blog!

I am excited to share my experiences with you about our life with our 18-month old toddler who has both a milk and egg allergy. I have learned so much in my journey to feed and protect her from milk and eggs that linger everywhere. I continue to learn and experiment with new recipes often. This blog will share advice, doctor visits, recipes, testing, other's reactions and overall life with a toddler who can't eat milk or eggs.

I must inform that I am lucky that my daughter can tolerate milk and eggs in baked goods, such as pancakes, bread, cookies. We are hopeful she grows out of it soon. One doctor told us that 90 percent of kids outgrow it by 4 or 5 years old. In the meantime, I have lots to share about what we do. I know I'm not alone out there and welcome comments and suggestions.
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  1. AnonymousJanuary 28, 2009 at 2:03 PM

    Its tough living with food allergies. My son has multiple ones. It is challenging to shop for groceries, eat out, or have a birthday party. Good luck with everything.

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