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Enjoying Rich Treats Despite Allergies

Because of food allergies, I can't eat some of the special foods my family does. But I have found ways we can enjoy rich treats together despite my limitations. I share one of our memorable experiences in my article, "Food Allergies: Making Memories Out of Macarons,"...

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Traveling with Allergies

Allergies can make traveling more challenging — and more interesting. I have food and environmental allergies, but I don't let that stop me from taking trips. I prepare in advance and stay flexible along the way. To read more about what I take into account when...

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Speaking About Allergies

I didn't know much about food allergies until that became a diagnosis for me at the age of 30.  My knowledge then grew considerably from personal experience, research, and participation in awareness activities. Without really intending to, I eventually started...

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Recent Articles

Enjoying Rich Treats Despite Allergies

Because of food allergies, I can't eat some of the special foods my family does. But I have found ways we can enjoy rich treats together despite my limitations. I share one of our memorable experiences in my article, "Food Allergies: Making Memories Out of Macarons,"...

read more

Traveling with Allergies

Allergies can make traveling more challenging — and more interesting. I have food and environmental allergies, but I don't let that stop me from taking trips. I prepare in advance and stay flexible along the way. To read more about what I take into account when...

read more

Speaking About Allergies

I didn't know much about food allergies until that became a diagnosis for me at the age of 30.  My knowledge then grew considerably from personal experience, research, and participation in awareness activities. Without really intending to, I eventually started...

read more

Resources for Healing

Can I Handle This?

From time to time, we all experience anxiety marked by doubt, fear, or nervousness about something that may or may not happen in the future. This natural reaction is common when entering a different season in life (e.g., college, marriage, parenthood, etc.), starting...

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When the Pain Goes Away

“When will the pain go away?” The orthopedic surgeon had probably heard my question from each of his patients. He spoke confidently from experience. “One year.” February 19, 2016, marked one year from the day I fell at home and broke my right wrist. I felt...

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Living with an Autoimmune Condition

Have you ever heard of someone struggling with an illness? Personally, I consider myself living with an autoimmune condition, rather than struggling with it. I, along with 23.5 million other Americans, face the following common challenges of living with an autoimmune...

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How Silence Comforts

The title of my friend’s book intrigued me: His Comfort of Silence. After all, I had journeyed from a place of silence to one where I use my recovered voice for professional writing and speaking. I wondered how silence could comfort and was delighted that Eriko Nancy...

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Brokenness Isn’t All Bad

“Oh no…the wedding!” The words came out as quickly as I had I fallen on the tile floor in my home. What good could come from a bride breaking her wrist ten days before her wedding? Many assured me that everything would be okay—and they were right. I walked down the...

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