SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Can we see it?
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See what, my friend?Can we see it?
The cross-eyed allergy chart that people who need to read it don't.See what, my friend?
This is restaurant main course matrix.The cross-eyed allergy chart that people who need to read it don't.
So it's not a complete waste.
Through my school years, I knew but one person who was allergic to something, camels. Now everyone is allergic to something or has ADHDWhat I find interesting, is how many people now have Celiac disease.
It used to be rare, but as soon as "gluten free" products became mainstream, all of a sudden, 1 in 100 Americans have this disease...
I don't get it - when I was in grade school, there was one girl out of the entire school that had an allergy and it was for Strawberries.Through my school years, I knew but one person who was allergic to something, camels. Now everyone is allergic to something or has ADHD
Agreed, you should have seen the labels they tried to pin on our kids when they were in public school, especially our youngest. She inherited my migraine affliction but OMG the BS they came up with to try to "help" her.I don't get it - when I was in grade school, there was one girl out of the entire school that had an allergy and it was for Strawberries.
We all ate peanut butter sandwiches, no one died.
We all drank milk and no one died.
We all ate fruits and veggies (except for Mary Ellen) and no one died.
And that ADHD? We all fit the description of being "hyperactive" - we were active kids with no internet, so we were constantly on the move.
I don't get it - when I was in grade school, there was one girl out of the entire school that had an allergy and it was for Strawberries.
We all ate peanut butter sandwiches, no one died.
We all drank milk and no one died.
We all ate fruits and veggies (except for Mary Ellen) and no one died.
And that ADHD? We all fit the description of being "hyperactive" - we were active kids with no internet, so we were constantly on the move.
Same with our youngest daughter, after several go rounds we said Lebewohl to that lot and went private and never looked back. She's now 22 and working on her masters degree.Case in point. My oldest son was having behavioral issues when he first started going to school. We had him evaluated for several things, and it was determined he has an extremely high IQ, but otherwise was fine. They did not recommends drugs, but rather said to find a way to challenge him. We put him in a private, non-traditional school, and now he is thriving and there are no issues. He is not limited to sitting behind a desk, can move around, does not have homework, and there is plenty of time to be a kid. They also tailor his education to his needs and level.
That's why I'm here.I haven't heard that line in decades!
Agree 100% with this.I have had a pet theory for years that all the things pregnant women are advised not to eat has help boost allergies to lots of foods in their children.
Yep, i really do have to declare that !What, salmon has fish in it, whooda thunk that? (Referring to allergen chart).