Is that really true about the chemistry studies or was that supposed to be a
comment just to make everyone laugh? SUe
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From: "WolfSong" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: It's official!


> "The McD's ingredient lists have officially replaced the periodic table =
> as the preferred study material for chemistry exams.
>
> "Best wishes,
> Alex."
>
> Thank you for the laugh!  I also wanted to thank everyone who's shared
> their
> experiences and information.  It has been an eye opener.  All of our
> allergies are mild, compared to what I have read here.  The most severe
> reaction my daughter has had was a nasty case of hives that lasted 3-4
> days.
> I don't know exactly what the culprit was but avoided the one food that
> was
> new (she shared a stroller with a friend's son and he shared his Asian
> style
> rice crackers with her).  A few months later we tried the seaweed rice
> crackers and she reacted again.  So, we don't get them.  Simple as that.
> Strawberries used to give her facial welts (her first reaction was when
> she
> was 4) but each strawberry season has shown a milder reaction.  Now, there
> is no reaction.
>
> A good friend of mine has a child in grade 1.  His school has a No Peanut
> Policy.  Not long ago, she was complaining about the silliness of the
> rule.
> I think I'll e-mail this web page to her:
> http://www.soyonlineservice.co.nz/allergy.htm
> Thank you again,
> Jacqui
>