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In response to the fake posting I am Dolly and it was my sister who was here baby sitting my two kids with her son Brian. Apparently David(my oldest son) was telling them about rising stars. And she wanted to find out more so they went to this site. That is how we first found out about it. Anyway as far as my screen name I use it always and since Janet (My sister) was using my computer she used my screen name as well. Wow I feel bad that Janet's comments raised questions.For all that this company has done for us, education and the allergy community I would hate for them to get any negitive comments. I am wondering if I should give him a call to let him know? The president of the company actually talked to me for a while in person. Sorry for the confusion.
dolly
Quote:Originally posted by e-mom:
[b] I'm in Illinois, too and haven't been able to locate them. (I'm 30 miles straight west of Chicago)[/b]
I'm in the suburbs of Chicago also but haven't had luck locating them at Walmart or Costcos around here [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/frown.gif[/img]
E-mom, let me know if you locate any [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img]
Quote:Originally posted by Dollyanne:
[b]In response to the fake posting I am Dolly and it was my sister who was here baby sitting my two kids with her son Brian. Apparently David(my oldest son) was telling them about rising stars. And she wanted to find out more so they went to this site. That is how we first found out about it. Anyway as far as my screen name I use it always and since Janet (My sister) was using my computer she used my screen name as well. Wow I feel bad that Janet's comments raised questions.For all that this company has done for us, education and the allergy community I would hate for them to get any negitive comments. I am wondering if I should give him a call to let him know? The president of the company actually talked to me for a while in person. Sorry for the confusion.
dolly[/b]
for what it's worth...........[i]I believe you.[/i]
that and [i]I really wouldn't care[/i] if it was a "fake" name. [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/tongue.gif[/img]
I mean, were talking about a product created for a specific reason, no? I got to look at possible/suspected intent/motivation and see if there is any efficacy in questioning the same. Anywhoooooooo, I'm only a frequent visitor to pa.com and aside from some humorous/lighthearted guessing games about "double/triple/multiple" identities here in the past (ie: "Cookie Recipies" under "Snacks Forum"), I don't get in a bunch over such.
Anywhoooooooooooooooo, ([i]again[/i]), glad you asked since someone provided a direct link to the philly website and "rising star" page.
Excellent site, BTW. [i]Very classy.[/i] [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/cool.gif[/img] Love it when that happens.
RE:
"Efficacy".
I mean, I just got to be thankful there is someone/[i]anyone[/i] out there that cares about my families needs. Particularly when they are not universal needs, when they are special needs, when they are uncommon needs.
That, indeed, takes individuals who put others needs before their own. Or at least someone who recognizes a need and feels compelled to act not only in their own interests, but on another's behalf. I've seen such virtue extolled on these boards before? I believe it's called [i]Compassion[/i].
No further comment...
Cindia
[This message has been edited by Cindia (edited May 31, 2004).]
Also, I want to add that to Dolly, will you please accept my apologies?
Cindia
Quote:Originally posted by Dollyanne:
[b]For all that this company has done for us, education and the allergy community I would hate for them to get any negitive comments. [/b]
I share your sentiment.
I mean, just this week I noticed another manufacturer. "Skinny Cow" bars had added (or always had---don't know---was in a different regional area) a peanutbutter variety. [i]Sigh[/i].
I mean, I eat peanut products occassionally, (usually in the form of the unadulterated peanut or pb)**see note-- but it seems like everyday there is another product manufacturer adding a "peanut flavored" variety of something or other.
**Note: )--- as far as I know I am not pa-- my husband has a history of it, my oldest cub has a formal diagnosis of pa, and my youngest cub has a "low positive" blood test, an "incomplete diagnosis", (no "formal diagnosis".)
Not sure if this was already posted as I don't have time to go back and read through all the other posts.
I found a 24-pak of those Philly Swirl Ice cream sandwiches at the BJ's in Framingham. They sell for around 8.00.
I have been reading these posts today and I have to tell you that I have nothing but the highest regard for Alex and Phillyswirl. My son can no longer have the ice cream sandwiches due to a new soy allergy , but whenever I need any answers about his products I always get a personal response and that is invaluable to me as it should be for all of us.. Remember we are not the only people(Pa) who must enjoy these snacks , I am sure the rest of the population does also. I would hate to see a disregard for their thoughtfulness to our needs be a slap in their faces. Our family blesses the day these guys came into our lives... Kathy Ann
Calling all Chicago area folks (like emom).
We found the sorbet swirl cups at Meijers in Rolling Meadows. This is a new location right off of Golf Road near Schaumburg.
DD really likes them.
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