Teens and Young Adults are Risking Their Lives Daily and It’s Got To Stop!
Ruth Holroyd – What Allergy @whatallergy Whatallergy.com Teens and young adults are risking their lives daily and it’s got to stop Young adults and teenagers are taking risks and that’s so dangerous; they’re taking responsibility for their own safety in all aspects of their daily lives so it’s understandable that they might not want […]
Hello Beer
This month’s blog post comes from Sue Cane at Gluten Free Beers. You can find more from her here: Website: https://gfbeerexpert.wordpress.com/ Twitter: @GFBeerExpert Here in the UK beer is our national drink and it’s no coincidence that it goes so well with food. From the lightest blonde ale to the darkest stout, there’s a beer […]
How to store your children’s allergy medication safely at nursery and school
This month’s blog post comes from Allerpack who are specialists in providing specially designed bags for carrying medication, specifically adrenaline, allergy medication, inhalers and spacers. Found out more about them here. The average age of diagnosis of food allergies is around one year, although many start as early as 3 or 4 months when […]
Administering an Adrenaline Auto-Injector (AAI) for the First Time
This month’s blog post comes from Natalie the Founder of The Allergy Badge. Natalie details an account of delivering an adrenaline auto-injector (AAI). “You did the right thing Mum, at just the right time…”The first time you administer an adrenaline auto-injector (AAI) to your child can be pretty frightening. I was home alone with Ella […]