Food Allergies
Approximately 3 million children under the age of 18, suffer from food allergies. Parents, and an allergy specialist, discuss coping strategies.
Tags: Allergies, allergy specialist, coping strategies, food allergies, Food
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Don’t forget about the siblings who will resent having their food choices limited.
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(cont.) — caused by food that you eat — as a real, and existing sickness, to advocate through out Chile for the rights of those that are sick with allergies, and for the equal access to the vital treatments that are contemplated for this type of condition.
English translation:
“Foundation for Growing Up with Allergies” in Chile — dedicated to people to who are getting
allergies in Chile. Our mission is to orient every parent to assure
an early and crucial detection of this sickness in an allergic off spring, to serve as a medium for information with regards to allergies
Fundacion Creciendo con Alergias en Chile. Nuestra mision es orientar a todo padre para asegurar una crucial detección temprana de esta enfermedad en el hijo alérgico, servir de medio de difusión e información sobre las alergias alimentarias como una enfermedad real y existente, abogar en todo Chile por los derechos del enfermo alérgico y el acceso justo a los tratamientos vitales que son contemplados en esta enfermedad.
I can understand where you are coming from—it does seem cruel to eat things that your children cannot eat. however, let me say, you obviously cannot understand the implications of what you are saying. my son is allergic to most food. as a 35 year old, who has lived life eating freely and developing opinions about food, it is virtually impossible to eat the way he does. even if i could subsist on his food, we could not afford for everyong in the family to eat as he does. u just don’t get it.
This is actually a pretty bad video and not too informative. Forget passing this video to friends and families because of that third mother who suggests a separate pantry for her food allergic child. How about the entire family change for the sake of the child so they don’t feel left out and secluded? Allergies are already bad enough, do you really want to feel left out by your family too?
I hope they come up with a cure for milk allergies soon. I have been waiting 35 years for a Scientists to do something about that!