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Carly Berlin and Jason Lieberman on their wedding day.
Bride’s Close Call: Wedding Caterer Oversells Nut-Free Promises
Our big day almost landed me in the ER, thanks to the caterer who oversold his nut-free promises.
Celiac Disease, Gluten Symptoms Linked to Eating Disorders, Even Anorexia
For those who struggle with intestinal troubles and eating fears, there’s a higher risk of developing an unhealthy relationship with food.
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9 Steps to Find Self-Care After Feeling Allergy Burnout
Are you a tired and moody machine of food allergy management? Then stop – and get back your life.
Allergy-Friendly, Bread-Free Lunch Ideas The Kids Will Love
Feeling limited because of food allergies? Get creative with these bread-free ideas.
The writer on a fruit-free trip to Thailand.
Believe Me, I Do Have Oral Allergy Syndrome
Accepting my diagnosis was easy, convincing others that I couldn’t eat raw fruits or veggies was harder.
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Opinion: Airlines Need to Get Serious About Food Allergies and In-Flight Auto-Injectors
Why airlines must get serious about in-flight auto-injectors.
Dua Lipa, left, with her younger sister. Photo: Instagram
When Non-Allergic People Stand up for Food Allergies, We All Win
There’s nothing like celebrity to draw attention to a medical condition.
Allergy Family’s Frosty Birthday Party Idea Proves a Big Hit
Mom’s allergy-friendly approach to ice cream for her daughter’s 7th birthday party.
The author, her husband D.J. Romano and the kids enjoy a picnic lunch in Maine.
1 Car, 4 Kids and 10 Allergies: How One Family Pulled off an Epic Road Trip
Here’s how a food allergy mom pulled off an East Coast adventure.
Taking a Food-Allergic Child Out to the Big Game
Not even multiple allergies could stop this family of avid sports fans from going out to cheer on their baseball and football teams.
Hannah Lank
You Can Be a ‘Foodie’ with Allergies, But Also Be a Food Detective
Release your inner “foodie” as an allergic diner, but just don’t get too confident.
Kids can help to educated the grandparents. Photo: Getty
When Grandparents Don’t Get Gluten-Free: 4 Steps to Educating About Celiac Disease
Four steps to educate grandma and grandpa, who may doubt or just not grasp celiac disease.
