Since Sweet Baby’s FPIES diagnosis I’ve tried to find out anything and everything I can about FPIES. (new here? no worries! read our post – what is FPIES) I would like to say I know all there is to know, but then I’d be lying. There’s so much still unknown about FPIES since more research needs to be done and every single case is different. Our situation could be better or worse than the next. One thing that doesn’t change is how we approach it in certain situations, or how much we let it control our lives.
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Food allergies are serious and definitely need to be taken that way, but being together is the best medicine and we need to remember how to enjoy those moments. Whether big or small; being together during the holiday season is what is most important. I am honored to guest post over on the IAFFPE (International Association for Food Protein Enterocolitis) Blog! I share about how we are planning our first Holiday since diagnosis plus some helpful tips! I’m thankful we got an early diagnosis. I was very determined and Sweet Baby only suffered with horrible symptoms for 2 months – some other families aren’t so lucky. Google was actually the reason we got our diagosis, so googling your symptoms can be helpful with the help of your doctor after! I feel so blessed for each and every food trial pass and hope that we keep passing! Each trial is scary, but we’re not alone in this.
May we all be thankful for the daily blessings we receive!
Be thankful for what you have; you’ll end up having more.
If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough.
Oprah Winfrey
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You are such an awesome advocate for your daughter. Love the photo of you two!
Despite her limited diet she sure seems to be one happy little kid 🙂
I have a “meat intolerance/allergy” so anyone who tries to bring allergy/intolerance to light i am 100% behind great job!
What a fantastic photo of you two! Happy Thanksgiving!
I love the awareness you’re spreading. You’re a wonderful spokesperson and champion for FPIES. Your daughter is precious!
Food allergies are very serious. As a mom to an allergy free kid I cant even begin to imagine the stress something like a food allergy brings. The potential reaction every time they are anywhere. FPIES is something I had never heard about. Thanks for bringing attention to it.
I can’t imagine the struggle you have some days, trying to find foods that won’t aggravate your daughter’s condition. Kudos to you for learning all you can and being an advocate in the community!
Such a sweet picture!!! 🙂 It’s awesome that you’re sharing your research!!
‘Totally sympathise. My sister has a severe nut allergy and has to carry a special injection pen with her everywhere just in case. you have to be so careful, but glad you guys are on top of it. Happy Holidays!
She is adorable. Thanks for spreading awareness.
Love this post! My son and I both have many food allergies, and we still eat delicious foods and we don’t miss what we can’t have 🙂 Thanks for sharing!!
Great photo of you girls! I love that cute too it is so true. I have taught my husband over the years that he has to be happy with what he has even if he wants to strive for more.
I love that you are so proactive in dealing with FPIES. It sounds like a tricky condition to get under control but you are doing great!
I can’t imagine how hard it is to have food allergies around the holidays. Your a great mom for bringing awareness.
That should be you’re.
You have such a beautiful little pumpkin! You’re right, the holidays totally aren’t about the food but rather being together.
You guys are just too cute! It’s awesome that you are spreading awareness so that other people can be informed.
Food allergies are definitely something to be aware about. Great thing you caught this early in your little girl. My daughter suffers from food allergies, as well. And we were fortunate to see this early in her development.
too cute!
You are such a good mama to spread awareness about this.
I love how you are such a great advocate for your daughter. Great pic! And, love that quote!
What you said at the very end is so very true!!! Life could always be so much worse and we need to look and see what is important right in front of us!!
What a sweet picture of the two of you!
Glad you’re keeping the word out about FPIES with continuing posts.
I had never heard of this before, I learned something new today. Must be hard. She’s adorable btw!