The new Child Magazine has an article entitled "Allergy Nation" , which I was interviewed for, and unfortunately misquoted (the state that I said I am against peanut free tables when in fact I what I want is actually peanut free schools!) I am going to write a letter to the editor asking them to print a correction because it's a big deal to me.
At any rate- the article is pretty extensive. Just thought you'd like to know.
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