Here's a link to the June issue of our AllergyMoms Newsletter: http://www.allergymoms.com/uploads/ newsletters/allergymoms_newsletter_06_08_08.html We have tips from Disney on how to dine safely there, 4 FREE tickets to the allergy-friendly amusement park, Holiday World. An adorable porcupine cake and 25 money and time saving tips for traveling with food allergies.

The AllergyMoms newsletter this month has a very sad story of Andrew Michael Smith. His mother Pamela hopes that other children with peanut allergy or other food allergies can benefit and stay vigilant after hearing their story. Andrew’s life was tragically cut short this past February. His mother Pamela told us that he died from an anaphylactic reaction that was complicated by his asthma. She shared her son’s story in the hopes of saving another child. (Pamela’s responses are bolded.)

One of the hardest things about having a child with food allergies, is the misunderstanding and lack of support from others, especially close family and friends. Sometimes we are so sure that others don't care or won't care enough to keep our kids safe. I'm guilty of this myself.  More often than not, these folks are well-intentioned, it's just that they dont "get" food allergies yet. Next time you're certain that a friend or relative doesn't care about your food allergic child, listen to "The Cookie Thief" read by Wayne Dyer.

If you have a child with food allergies, take a look at our free AllergyMoms newsletter. We have terrific food allergy friendly recipes, like these Birds nests! Take a peek! Take care, Gina www.AllergyMoms.com

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