When it comes to allergies, my views are a little bit different:
I don’t consider them to be a hurdle, and illness or a burden.
To me, allergic reactions are guidelines to a healthier life.
When it comes to allergies, my views are a little bit different:
I don’t consider them to be a hurdle, and illness or a burden.
To me, allergic reactions are guidelines to a healthier life.
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I am 92 years old and have had no allergy problems–so far
Yes, but sometimes l explain to the doctors that it seems like they were mostly dormant until l was around 20 and then became very severe.
I guess I was hoping there was some chance I would go back to my non-allergic life but they said that’s not really unusual so I’ve been on the daily meds on and off for years.
I think I’ve gotten pretty lucky with food allergies.
I don’t know if anyone else shows up with quite a few of the risk variants for celiac disease according to 23 and me anyway I do but I don’t know of anyone in my family who’s actually been diagnosed with this.
My plan is to keep eating donuts 😉😉