Allergic Revolution

As I have posted everywhere now (a wee bit excited and relieved), James passed his recent soy challenge. The challenge was a different from ...

I am aware it's been months since I have updated. Sometimes, I nothing to say. Other days, I didn't know how to share, would I b...

We traveled to New York last month for James's 20 month follow up with Dr. Li. I really have no new blood work results to report, b...

I had really hoped to skip camp this year. I had every reason to believe that not only would it not be necessary, but we could even str...

We returned to New York to see Dr. Li last week. Dr. Li and I had already discussed James's one year blood results  during a phone consu...

Recently, I wrote how James had an accidental ingestion of soy . James's local allergist, Dr. L, had suggested both a soy and a wh...

For a week, we have made a hotel room our home - cooking in the bathroom, bruising our shins on the platform beds, and asking housekeeping a...

"He's just anxious." How many of us know someone who has the flu and afterwards, for a time, avoids the food the...

We are in Food Allergy Awareness Week. Technically, rabbits are food. However, I will not be speaking of them in that context. Two week...

Each month, we have a monthly phone consult with Dr. Li, to update her on how James is doing and for any alterations in his protocol. I have...

“Have you guessed the riddle yet?” the Hatter said, turning to Alice again. “No, I give it up,” Alice replied: “What’s the answer?” “I hav...

A Red Eye Flight In an effort to save money, I booked a red eye from southern California to New York. We had a history of taking red eyes...