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Did You Know You Could Take Your Favorite Blogger With You?

Did you know you can take our expert posts with you? Introducing MyAllergyNetwork's new widgets, which display each of our expert's posts wherever you want! (FYI: A widget is a small tool that you can put onto your personal blog, Facebook page, iGoogle, and more. The widget is a module that displays the important Allergy information and management... Read moreChevron
posted 09/01/2008, comments (0)|
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Jamie Martin

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Grocery Shopping After The Food Allergy Diagnosis

In my previous blog post, I talked about my daughter Meredith's diagnosis of milk and egg allergies.  Based on Meredith's symptoms when exposed to milk, and after hearing what the allergist had to say about avoiding certain foods, I knew our lives would change greatly, but my main priority at this point was to make sure my daughter was... Read moreChevron
posted 05/12/2008, comments (0)|
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Sloane Miller

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author & psychotherapist

Cottonique's Allergy-Free Clothing And Underwear: Too Good To Be True?

Latex products are so common that anyone can become allergic to latex, says the American Academy of Family Physicians.   However, since the widespread use of latex gloves and products as a barrier to infectious diseases, especially the AIDS virus, there has been a marked increase in reports of  severe latex allergy, particularly in... Read moreChevron
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Suddenly A Food Allergy Parent: Introducing Jamie Martin

Like many people, I didn't realize how many people were affected by food allergies until it touched my own family.  My oldest daughter, Meredith, was diagnosed with milk and egg allergies at 6 months of age.  Until that time, I had never even heard of a milk allergy.  Like most people, I'd heard of peanut and shellfish... Read moreChevron
posted 05/08/2008, comments (0)|
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Sloane Miller

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author & psychotherapist

Allergy and Asthma Friendly Toys

Stuffed Toys are Dust Mite Collectors As a child, I had lots of stuffed animals. I recall one heartbreaking episode with my beloved Big Bird doll, a big yellow fluffy thing that was the same size as I was (I was about three then). Big Bird had plastic parts -- his feet and beak in particular -- and there was no way to wash him, de-dust him,... Read moreChevron

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