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In a new children’s book, a food allergy support group leader shares how younger children, parents and caregivers can identify signs of food allergy anxiety and learn how to manage these challenging feelings.

Nicole Ondatje
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Meet Dr. Kaye W. Cole, a member of FARE’s Board of National Ambassadors, and learn a little more about her!

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"It’s important to find someone who takes your food allergies just as seriously as you do."

Kendra Chapman
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“People who are deserving of your time and love will want to ensure your safety.”

Teen Advisory Group member Alexa Jordan, @alexa.jordan
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After having an anaphylactic reaction to the flu vaccine many years ago, I would be lying if I said I had zero concerns.

Melissa Engel
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Meet Julie Karish, a member of FARE's Board of National Ambassadors, and learn a little more about her!

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“Being friends with other kids who have allergies brought me more comfort and sense of community than I could have ever imagined.”

Teen Advisory Group (TAG) member Cate Weiser
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Reactions in restaurants are common. Restaurant training and patient education are needed to reduce the risk.

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Here are five resolutions you can make that will help you in your food allergy journey.

Teen Advisory Group (TAG) member Emily Sheridan
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How far we've come in 2020, and what comes next in 2021

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