I have been reading this board for about 2 months. I just wanted to take a minute to THANK everyone for all the great information.
I have a 3 year old son. Who had his first reation at 8 months old. (He was given a P.B. cookie.) The doctors have never told me how serious this was. So we thought we would just avoid nuts! Easier said then done.
I have learned more from all of you then anywhere else. I am deeply greatful for all of your knowledge!!!!
I have now ordered his Medical alert braclet and will be looking for an allergy specialist.
Anyone with any information on how to find a GOOD allergist?
Thank you again!
Thank You to everyone!!!!!!!!!
Posted on: Thu, 02/25/1999 - 6:38am
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