[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Poor girl though, I don't think I'd ever eat out at all if I had allergies that severe , it would be terrifying

…no I know, it’s a very scary thing to live with…we’ve had children at the school with very severe allergies…/…mainly nut but we have had a few others on occasion’s…and what others around them are eating obviously had to be carefully looked at and considered as well..

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…no I know, it’s a very scary thing to live with…we’ve had children at the school with very severe allergies…/…mainly nut but we have had a few others on occasion’s…and what others around them are eating obviously had to be carefully looked at and considered as well..

Yeah the nut ones are crazy, that even another passenger on a plane eating nuts for example could effect the person with the allergy

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yeah the nut ones are crazy, that even another passenger on a plane eating nuts for example could effect the person with the allergy

…yeah and I know my main experience of severe allergies is more restricted to young children but I’ve never known any of the more severe allergies have any food that’s been prepared in a public area…

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…yeah and I know my main experience of severe allergies is more restricted to young children but I’ve never known any of the more severe allergies have any food that’s been prepared in a public area…

How could you risk it really?

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

How could you risk it really?

…and take that risk without having an epipen as well…it’ll be interesting to know a more complete story of this…

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…no I know, it’s a very scary thing to live with…we’ve had children at the school with very severe allergies…/…mainly nut but we have had a few others on occasion’s…and what others around them are eating obviously had to be carefully looked at and considered as well..

My wife and daughter both shouldn't (but do lol) have dairy, my daughter is lactose intolerance and wife has mild milk protein allergy but neither would have more than a risk of a slightly off stomach.

Although, my wife did once eat a protein chocolate bar -- unaware that it's basically a condensed block of milk protein . She was VERY VERY unwell, in a lot of pain. But again that's a condensed block of pure protein not a little sip of milk.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

My wife and daughter both shouldn't (but do lol) have dairy, my daughter is lactose intolerance and wife has mild milk protein allergy but neither would have more than a risk of a slightly off stomach.

Although, my wife did once eat a protein chocolate bar -- unaware that it's basically a condensed block of milk protein . She was VERY VERY unwell, in a lot of pain. But again that's a condensed block of pure protein not a little sip of milk.

i once threw up in a restaurant 3 minutes after eating a pea that had been buttered. I think the restaurant learnt a valuable lesson that night on listening to customer requests