Comments on: About Me http://allergyfoodie.com Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:46:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Susan H. http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-1013 Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:43:16 +0000 #comment-1013 Discovered many interesting facts as I read through your comment list. My son recently tested positive for mustard seed…however, he has always been fine with all the related foods in the mustard family that was listed. I will keep my eye on him…could he develop an allergy to any of them?
My allergy journey, 15 years, with my eldest son has covered atopic dermatits, multiple food allergies (dairy,egg,sesame,beef,fish,shellfish,peanut/tree nuts,raspberry and mustard), food sensitivities and asthma. My youngest son has a peanut/tree nut allergy and asthma. In the last year, my eldest son has managed to stop his Singulair and daily puffers, only needing it for hockey. My second son has recently stopped his Singulair and is in the process of stopping his daily puffers. I have just discovered your blog by checking out the top 25 allergy blogs. Thanks for all the great information…I can see why you are at the top of the list! I have just started a blog myself chronicling our journey with multiple food allergies, atopic dermatitis and asthma with allergy friendly recipes that my family and friends all enjoy! I would love your input. Susan H. @ the food allergy chronicles

]]> By: Anu Rao http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-984 Thu, 03 Nov 2011 00:31:54 +0000 #comment-984 Hi Jennifer,

Congrats to you too on the nomination. I did visit your blog and the blog hop idea is awesome :) Just to understand better – is it different from a blog roll?
Best wishes,

Anu

]]> By: Jennifer http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-982 Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:16:46 +0000 #comment-982 Hi Anu –

Congrats on your top 25 Food Allergy Mom Blog nomination! I’m listed as well and it’s given me an idea. I’m starting a blog hop for anyone dealing with allergies, eczema, or asthma – adults or parents helping their children. If you’re interested in joining, please visit my page. http://itchylittleworld.wordpress.com/blog-hop/

Hopefully we can create a circle of blogs to support each other in battling these conditions.

Jennifer

]]> By: Anu Rao http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-976 Wed, 02 Nov 2011 00:33:36 +0000 #comment-976 Omg – that is a really long ordeal :-( A few months back, one of Allergy Foodie’s readers shared a similar lengthy ordeal she went through before she was able to figure out that out that she is allergic to Flax. Her contribution has proved priceless to a large number of Allergy Foodie’s readers because Flax allergy is also relatively very rare. Would you be interested in writing a short article about amine allergy and how you were able to zero in on it for Allergy Foodie with a link to your blog? It can potentially help quite a few.
Good Luck Michelle :-)

]]> By: myspork http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-972 Tue, 01 Nov 2011 20:05:25 +0000 #comment-972 Thank you, Anu! It took me 10 years to get diagnosed as I continuously fell apart, and a large part of that was that there weren’t any resources out there to help me figure out what it was on my own. That’s the whole reason I started my blog. I don’t want anyone going through what I went though to have to deal with it the way it was served to me. So thank you very, very much for helping spread awareness of amine allergies! <3

]]> By: Anu Rao http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-971 Tue, 01 Nov 2011 19:26:32 +0000 #comment-971 Hi Michelle,
Thank you for visiting Allergy Foodie and voting for it :-) Your blog was an eye-opener – did not know about ‘amine allergy’ so did add it to my blogroll!
Good Luck to you too!
Anu

]]> By: myspork http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-970 Tue, 01 Nov 2011 15:40:17 +0000 #comment-970 Hi there!

I love your blog! You’ve got some fun, creative recipes I really want to try. Very different from the kind of thing I usually make.

So, I was wondering… I didn’t see any amine allergy resources on your blogroll.

That’s what I’ve been diagnosed with, and in the process of learning what it is and how to eat on a low amine diet, I have worked hard to create a network of helpful sites to connect allergy sites to other allergy sites. It seems like a lot of people that have one allergy also have one or more other allergies.

I love what you’ve put together here – there are some helpful tools here. I’ve got a few of my own on my blog, too.

Low Amine Recipes
http://aminerecipes.com

I wonder if you would mind linking to my blog? I’m hoping that by connecting allergy blogs to one another, we’ll be able to help our readership even more in the long run.

Keep up the great work (I do appreciate it. I voted for you in the contest – good luck)!

- Michelle Ferris
Low Amine Recipes
http://aminerecipes.com

]]> By: Anu Rao http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-875 Tue, 18 Oct 2011 01:20:11 +0000 #comment-875 Thank you very much for visiting AllergyFoodie :)

]]> By: wealth without risk http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-854 Wed, 12 Oct 2011 13:39:19 +0000 #comment-854 I certainly like the arragement of your site. I appreciate the quality of the information. You have done a first-rate job. Thank you very much

]]> By: Anu Rao http://allergyfoodie.com/about/#comment-826 Sat, 24 Sep 2011 00:48:20 +0000 #comment-826 Thanks Ashwin for visiting my blog. Yes – one can develop allergies at any age. Am not sure if you can have eggs if it is present in small quantities in other foods like cakes and cookies. In case, you cannot have it in other foods – a good substitute is flaxseed/linseed meal soaked in water or egg replacers.

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