The Food Allergy Walk was a success.

The Food Allergy Walk was a success. Our team raised over $1,300, and the event overall raised about $45,000 (and that’s only the online donations.) Plus we got to hang out with family.

At Marina Green Park in Long Beach

On Facebook

Whoa. I can think of two incidents where this could have been me

http://www.foodallergy.org/page/father-urges-others-to-stay-safe-in-anaphylaxis-awareness-video-campaign

Whoa. I can think of two incidents where this could have been me: one where I could have been the subject, and one where I could have been telling the story.

First, when I was 18, I accidentally ate part of a peanut butter cookie at an event and didn’t have my Epi-Pen with me. Fortunately we weren’t very far from home (though knowing what I know now, 911 might have been a better option).

And then just last month, on vacation, the hotel restaurant messed up our order and gave our son a PBJ sandwich. Katie caught it before he ate any of it, and it’s possible he hasn’t inherited my allergy to peanuts, but we didn’t want to find out that way.