#peanut and treenut allergy :(

[pixieperson19]

I was reading an allergies/dietary needs awareness string of reblogs and literally started crying because I remembered this one time‼️

note: everything on the “menu” they had given us was pre-prepped food, with two or three options on what we could order, except for dessert; that was one option.

I was in a different country a couple months ago, on a trip through the school, and while eating dinner one night, I noticed on the menus that with the dessert we were given, the menu said that it contained nuts in the crust. When it was brought out, I was served a plate of three little mini desserts. I could have surely carefully eaten two of them, given that only one had ‘crust’. But I didn’t, I spoke up and asked a waiter to confirm the dessert had nuts in it, and it had gone like this:

“I just wanted to check, does this dessert have any nuts in it?”

“you are allergic to nuts?”

“uh- yes, peanuts and treenuts.”

A simple exchange, but quick and to the point, she had responded to me saying I have nut allergies by taking away my plate, and starting to walk away before making eye contact with me and asking, “ice cream or sorbet?”

I said sorbet, and five minutes later, I got to eat dessert with my family.

Even though it’s been months since that happened, I still remember the interaction clearly, down to the what the waiter looked like and the taste of the sorbet.

It genuinely meant and still means so much to me, because that was the first time my allergies had actually been recognized, and then accommodated. Usually, I would have expected my plate to be taken away, and I wouldn’t have dessert at all. Not that dessert is a big deal, but to someone who is used to missing out on things due to allergies that I can’t control, nor asked for, it means so much.

sorry for the long post, I just really cherish this experience‼️‼️‼️‼️🔥🔥🗣️🗣️💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥‼️‼️‼️🗣️🗣️🗣️

[h011y11]

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[wordsbyrian]

Would you pls do a Mary earps imagine with them filming TikTok’s together and being otp x

A/n: Not exactly what you asked for but close enough i think.

TikTok is the bane of your very existence.

It’s the bane of your professional life as a chef because everytime you turn around one of your crew is using prep time to make a concoction and upload it to that godforsaken app.

And in your personal life?

Well, in your personal life, it feels like every time you blink you're being sucked into filming one of those stupid videos with your girlfriend.

The first time it happened, you were barely even sure what was going on.

The two of you had been getting ready to go on a date to a relatively nice restaurant, when she pulled up in front of her phone’s camera so she could show off what you were wearing.

That had been the beginning of the madness (as well as a very hard launch of your relationship to the public).

It didn’t really matter what you were doing, if Mary had decided that a video needed to be filmed, it’d be filmed.

A literal walk in the park. TikTok.

You driving. TikTok.

You tearing a member of the kitchen staff a new one. TikTok. (Although she’d been asked not so politely by the head chef to never do that again).

You cooking in your shared flat. TikTok.

Hell, she even made a TikTok of you sharpening your knives, a task you find completely mind numbing.

And if having your every move recorded wasn’t bad enough, she also had you joining her in filming one of the more popular trends. You mouthing along to the silly sounds that are currently popular on the app. Or worse, dancing, you hate the dancing.

Asking how often you think about the Roman Empire (only as often as you need to).

Throwing herself fully clothed into the shower  and singing Taylor Swift while you were trying to brush your teeth.

Making you record a two second clip of everytime you changed clothes while on vacation.

The list is neverending.

Which is why you should be more alarmed when you see her walking into the kitchen  with her phone out but you’re too focused on chopping the vegetables you’ll be using in your meal prep.

 “Baby,” she says.

“Hmm?”

“Can we record a TikTok?”

“Can I keep doing what I’m doing,” you ask in return, still not looking up from the cutting board.

“You don’t need to do anything but stand there and look pretty,” Mary says as she sets her phone up next to you. “And answer questions,” she adds as an afterthought.

You roll your eyes but don’t make any additional comments as you see her hit record.

“So a ton of you have been asking in the comments how my wife manages to be a professional chef when she has so many food allergies,” Mary says, looking directly at the camera. “And I figured it was better if I just let her explain it. Babe?”

Admittedly, you hadn’t really been listening to every word that she had been saying, only really listening to every word that she had been saying, only really catching the words ‘allergies’ and ‘professional chef’, which is a topic you get asked about a lot. So you just answer without really thinking.

“My main allergies are seafood, peanuts and treenuts. And since I’m one of 2 or 3 sous on any given night, I just,” you pause, “wait, what did you just call me?”

You can feel cheeks heating up as your brain finally processes what just happened.

“What? Babe?”

Mary’s playing dumb on purpose. She knows it. You know it. And you both know that the other one knows.

“Not that, the other thing.”

“What my wife,” she asks.

A cheeky grin breaks out on Mary’s face as she watches even more color rush to your face.

For you, when she repeats it, you suddenly feel like you can barely breathe and you know that your next words come out a little choked (much to Mary’s amusement.)

“Yup, that.”

As calmly as you can manage, you put your knife down and take off your apron before walking out of the kitchen.

“Wait, where are you going?”

“I have to find my wallet and keys,” you shoot back.

“Why?”

“I gotta go buy a ring before you change your mind!”

The sound of her laughter is the only thing you hear as you close the door behind you.

The video is up on that cursed app by the end of the week.

A photo of the ring on Mary’s finger goes up just a few hours before.

[yoonvvs]

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ENFP personalities carry an interesting blend of carefree sociability, sparkling imagination, and deep, contemplative introspection. They regularly use their natural curiosity and expansive creativity to try to better understand themselves and the complex dynamics of human relationships. In their unique way, ENFPs’ introspective nature is driven by their imagination, wonder, and belief in things that cannot always be explained rationally. People with this personality type truly believe that everything – and everyone – is connected, and they live for the glimmers of insight that they can gain from these connections. They believe that how we treat one another really matters. In fact, ENFPs are the most likely personality type to believe in the concept of karma.

positive traits. curious. perceptive. creative. good-natured. optimistic. sensitive. flirty. loyal.

negative traits. people-pleaser. restless. sensitive. gullible. impatient. perfectionist.

hobbies. skateboarding | ice-skating | volleyball | writing ( songs / stories / poetry ) | digital art | embroidery

habits. sitting with her legs to her chest. talking fast. playing with earrings/necklaces when nervous. sings songs / references movies randomly. focusing & observing in on one specific thing. pulling sleeves over hands. pursing lips when annoyed. holding hands with friends when walking together. saying “bro”. drooling when sleeping.

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likes. spicy food. sunsets. late night talks. boba. staying up late. watching comedy/ rom-com movies. skincare. doing her own makeup. watching sports (in-person). icecream. vanilla scents. pilates. swimming.

dislikes. bland food. waking up early. tea. strong fragrances. doing her hair. horror movies. long car rides. running. being nagged. messy room.

allergies. treenuts & peanuts.

medical conditions. history of bulima.

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[thebananwithaplan]

you insist it's peanut butter jelly time despite nut allergies existing

Expecting a Big Roast Fest Here (Accepting)

. "Actually, peanuts aren't actually nuts - they're legumes! This is why people can be allergic to peanuts and treenuts seperately. So if you're allergic to peanut butter, it's either a peanut allergy or a legume allergy, both are which different from a mere nut allergy."

. "....Also the idea is to have fun with the dance and song - the consumption of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches is purely optional."

[ratedn]

I would kill to magically no longer have a severe peanut/treenut/egg allergy and id just be so happy to not be allergic to trees/grass/dust/animal dander

[ebdanon]

oh dear why can't you eat stuff bestie

oh i have food allergies!! peanuts and treenuts specifically (its bad i have anaphylaxis if i eat something unsafe for me) so i gotta read labels whenever i buy stuff and check menus before i go out to eat

[pageturner001]

Ok, so of the eight most common food allergies, here are my rankings on how convinient they are. I have had one in my life, so don't take my word on this

Fish/Shellfish: Ok, no worshchestire sauce I guess? Idk what else has this

Peanuts/Treenuts: Not in everything, but cross contanimation. At least things get labelled as peanut free

Milk/eggs/wheat: IN EVERYTHING! Thankfully though, diets without these (vegan or glutan free diets) are common so labels and alternatives are easy enough to come by

Soy: Um... What do you eat... out of curiousity

[h011y11]

Warning to those with nut allergies who use Dove products

If you want, you can sign this petition to Parliament asking for changes to allergy laws, including allergy laws around cosmetics packaging, to hopefully get things like this included on the packaging: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/634783

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[queenwendy]

SERIOUSLY!!! I have a treenut allergy and a sesame allergy (I’ll live if someone next to me eats them, I just can’t eat them myself) and the number of times in the office at different jobs people have been like “I got this food for everyone to share!” And I ask “is it allergen free?” They look at my like I’m crazy.

Dude. We went over this last week. And the week before that. If you’re gonna buy everyone donuts, but the ones that won’t send me into anaphylactic shock. We have other donut places in town!

I cannot fucking imagine what people with allergies that matter for airborne food particles go through. I love peanut butter jelly sandwiches even as an adult (peanuts are not a treenut, weirdly. They grow in the ground!) but if I was around someone who had a severe peanut allergy I would just, not bring them!

the way people without allergies treat allergies is so infuriating. your workplace asking you not to bring mushrooms to work for lunch because your coworker has a deadly allergy is not a violation of your American liberties, it is the smallest sacrifice imaginable to keep someone from literally dying.

[mhmulticarehomeopathy]

What is the best long-term treatment for allergic rhinitis?

Allergic rhinitis is indeed a common disorder characterized by inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes in response to allergens such as pollen, dust mites, and animal dander. The statement suggests that AR is the sixth most common chronic health problem globally, underlining its widespread occurrence.

During the past few decades, our environment, society, and the way of our living has been changed drastically due to the rise of Industrialization and urbanization that all have putted a negative impact on our environment and society. Allergy is the most common chronic health problem in the world. Our environment, society, life style has been changed a lot in the last few decades. The spreading of industrialization, urbanization has putted bad impact upon our environment.

In our society, we all have to live in such an environment which is completely filled with various dust, pollens, bacteria’s, viruses, some strong smells, strong fumes, etc. When all those harmful things get inside our body, our immune systems identify them and distinguish between which are hazardous and which are harmless to our bodies, and destroy the harmful substances to protect our body. We are living in such an environment which is filled with various pollutants, dusts, pollens, various bacteria, viruses, some strong smells, strong fumes etc. We are eating various types of foods contains different types of proteins.

Among them commons are milk protein, whey protein, egg protein etc. The water what we drink also contain various types useful as well as harmful substance. When all those above things are get inside to our body, our body’s immune system recognize them and differentiate them which are harmful and which harmless for our body and destroy the harmful ones. The most common allergens are animal dander, pollens, house dust, house mites, moulds, some drugs, and many food stuffs, especially fish, eggs, milk, and nuts. Bee and wasp stings may cause allergic reactions, with fatal results in rare cases. Additionally, feathers, wood, dyes, cosmetics, and perfumes may act as allergen.

Most Common Trigger Factor and symptoms for Allergy Rhinitis:

Dust Allergy: The dust allergy is the most commonly found allergy in many people. One dust particle contains pet dander, pieces of dead cockroaches, and mold spores, along with dead skin and dust mites. Dust mites are generally found in your old mattress, bedding, pillows, and blankets etc. They prefer to live in warm damp places. They are so tiny creature cannot be seen in naked eyes. Dust mites like to eat dead skin from pets and humans that shed out of your body. Example - Itching of eyes , Redness of eyes with teary eyes, Regularly Sneezing, Itching stuffy nose, Common cold like runny nose, Sometimes Difficulty in breathing, coughing, shortness of breath.

Food allergy: Food allergies are most commonly seen in children and babies, but can occur at any age too. Your body’s immune system protects you from the various outside invaders starting from bacteria to any foreign particle. Even any type of protein what you eat in your food sometimes body feel of threaten and do attack them to get those out. Though those food you eat regularly does not give any reaction in past but have the chance of sometimes it react and make you sick. There are many foods which develop allergic reaction in people. The most common are given below. Example -Eggs,Milk, Peanuts,Treenuts,Fish, Shellfish,WheatSoy.

Pollen: Pollens are fine yellowish powder like substances that is transported from plant to plant by the wind, by birds or insects or by other animals and come in contact to your nose or nasal passage. This reacts adversely with some people who are allergic to pollens. The pollen allergy is also called hay fever. example -Nasal congestion or stuffy nose, Congested, itchy, Watery eyes.

Animal dander: Animal dander is nothing but the dead skin cell of animals. Almost all pets, such as kittens, dogs, birds, and rats have animal dander. These are the common trigger factor for various respiratory allergic diseases such as allergic rhinitis, allergic bronchial asthma.

Various drugs: There are numerous medicines or drugs which are reacts negatively or badly in your body and it develops various allergic symptoms. These allergic symptoms develop from this drug reaction. It may differ from person to person. All drugs do not give any reaction but some few drugs which reacts to certain people who are allergic to those drugs in their body.

Cold Air: Many people are very hyper sensitive to cold air or cold weather and shows cold like symptoms during cold winter season, changing climate or season change. The allergic symptoms are developing when they do expose to the cold air.

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[swifferjetwet13]

Today I learned that having a peanut allergy increases your likelihood of having a treenut allergy

[iamtheshriekingguineapig]

"You aren't allergic to nuts, you're eating peanut butter right now-"

PEANUTS👏 AREN'T👏 NUTS👏 THEY👏 ARE👏 LEGUMES👏

[polarbearqueen3527]

This post is about accommodating people with food allergies, and written by somebody with allergies of a variety of severities.

First, know that:

Not all allergies are life-threateningly severe.

Every single allergic reaction is different: not just depending on the person and/or the allergen, either.

Not all food sensitivities are allergies.

Allergies are different from gluten intolerance, lactose intolerance, and celiac disease.

Allergies do not just affect children - some people grow out of their allergies, some don't.

Allergies are not just to the "major" allergens (peanuts, treenuts, sesame, dairy, eggs, wheat, milk, soy, shellfish and latex)

Some people are fine as long as they don't eat large quantities of whatever they're allergic to, and some people shouldn't even be in the same room as their allergens.

Contamination (allergens accidentally getting on things) can be in foods and drinks, on objects or hands, or airborne.

Not everyone with allergies needs or carries an epi-pen or benadryl.

An allergic reaction can be mild enough that only the person having it notices. Just because you can't tell someone is having an allergic reaction doesn't mean it's not unpleasant for them.

Some people have to worry about cross contamination. Some don't.

Never try to test if someone is faking an allergy. Best case scenario they no longer trust you, worst case scenario you're now a murderer.

Listen to people about what they say they need.

If you decide not to alter a recipe so someone can eat it because you don't want to, you're being an asshole.

If you cook for anyone you don't know well, make sure you at the very least know what major allergens are in the food.

When someone says they'd rather not risk contamination and won't eat the thing you made, it isn't because they don't trust you not to do your best. It's because they'd much rather have a 100% chance of nothing happening than try your food and have a small chance of having a very unpleasant day.

Some people are ok if there are trace amounts of allergens. Some aren't.

Not all allergies are anaphylactic.

Please reblog, but don't feel obligated.

[slitherpunk]

only been to five guys a couple of times. but yeah they had like pallets of peanut boxes open in the middle of the dining room.

also, i used to work at a local restaurant that specialized in catering to dietary restrictions. the entire restaurant was soy free for people with soy allergies but the carrot cake had nuts on it. seemed like they could just not do that and the place would be treenut free as well but oh well.

nuts

[kumandra-girlfriends]

I saw some comments talking about one of the final scene of the movie and I just wanted to say my two cents about it. Was also talking about this with my buds.

Some people have been talking about how Namaari ‘gaslighted’ Raya in the final part of the movie when she said ‘You’re as much to blame for killing Sisu as I am’ and I am inclined to say no, that is not gaslighting.

Gaslighting is the intention to manipulate the victim into questioning their own sanity. It happens over time and not just in a single moment. I guess there’s multiple ways to interpret the scene, but I don’t think Namaari had any malicious intent in that moment and was too emotional to be that calculating. She was just very, upset and just lashed out. You can call it trying to avoid responsibility or shifting the blame, but that’s not gaslighting.

Here’s a real world example of gaslighting, courtesy of me: I am deathly allergic to treenuts, but growing up my mother told me that I wasn’t actually allergic and that I was ‘psychologically’ causing the allergy symptoms to appear because a doc told me I was allergic to peanuts as a kid. She continued to reinforce this concept every time I had an allergic reaction to the point where I started to question whether or not I was really allergic or if I was making it up. I was questioning my sanity and I really could not distinguish whether or not my perception of reality was even real.

Namaari wasn’t trying to do that to Raya. She was lashing out in anger. While I personally believe that comment was a little in poor taste, it wasn’t gaslighting. It was just the words of a very anguished person who was ready to die, angry at the other for accidentally causing her to kill someone. I’m not trying to excuse Namaari for what she’s done, it was silly of her to point the crossbow at Sisu and to break the trust a second time (even if it was understandable), but I just wanna set the record straight about gaslighting thing.