peanutallergy hashtag performance

Peanuts and lentils—who knew they were secret partners in crime? 🥜🍵 If you or your kiddo has a peanut allergy, it’s not just about avoiding peanuts. Legumes like lentils, chickpeas, and soy can sometimes trigger reactions too, thanks to cross-reactivity. Vid via @rivey Only about 20% of kids outgrow their peanut allergy, so staying informed is key. Knowledge is power—and in this case, it’s also life-saving. Let’s keep the legumes in check! Have you learned something new about allergies recently? Drop it in the comments! #foodallergies #peanutallergy #allergies #funfacts #HealthTips

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How do you eat out with multiple food allergies? 👀 With asking a lot of questions and advocating for my needs! & this restaurant and waitress were AMAZING!! Please let this be your reminder to always tell the restaurant about your allergies. Like the cream in the scrambled eggs, allergens can hide in dishes that you might think are safe. Here are a few more tips 👇 1. Call ahead. When possible, I like to call the restaurant ahead to ask if they are able to accommodate my allergies. This was a last-minute plan, so I just looked at the menu and reviews online. 2. Ask about the ingredients in dishes and their cross contact protocols. Make sure it’s safe for your allergies. 3. Double check that your meal is safe when it comes to the table. I’ve prevented a few reactions this way. 🫶 & remember, your food allergies are not a burden, and there are restaurants that are happy to accommodate them. I’m happy to give some recs! Feel free to ask me anything about eating out with food allergies 🩵 #foodallergy #glutenfree #dairyfree #foodallergies #peanutallergy

Replying to @CrunkDiva35🌈 #CapCut Dominique Brown November *12, 1990 - December 5, 2024. A social influencer who became popular on social media as she shared her love for Disney. She wanted to bring inclusivity to the Disney-influencer space. Brown was a co-creator of BlackGirlDsiney with Mia Von. Brown, the idea was to create a welcoming community for Black women who love Disney films and theme parks. The social media star’s content was photos of herself and other Disney fans at various theme parks, wearing pictures of the brand’s beloved characters. 🕊️🥀The official cause of her death hasn’t been announced, However. E! Online reported that Brown died from a food allergy. Brown was reportedly participating in an event hosted by merchandise retailer BoxLunch in Los Angeles when she experienced an allergic reaction. She ate something without knowing that it had ingredients she's allergic to. She was immediately rushed to the hospital once she realized she wasn't feeling like herself. Witnesses said she received CPR before leaving the event. Sadly she passed aywa on December 5, 2024 at the age of 34. #dominiquebrown #disneyinfluencer #disney #socialmediainfluencer #peanutallergy #hellodomo #blackgirldisney #boxlunch **Her birthday was celebrated and posted on Nov. 12.

Spoiler alert: we failed 😭 #fyp #allergies #pediatrics #baby #peanutallergy #foodallergies #foodchallege #nicubaby #nicu #allergy #peanuts #allergicreaction #momtomom #education #psa

No sir i cant touch that i will stop breathing #peanutallergy #anaphalacticshock #icecream #nutallergy

Nut Allergy Christmas Bark!! #christmasdesserts #christmasbark #contentcreators #peanutallergy #recipesforyou

Here are a few last-min reminders for you 😉 If you’re nervous you don’t have to eat a dish someone made specifically for you! You have to trust that it’s actually free from your allergens and the chef understands cross contact. True friends and fam will understand if you choose not to eat the dish 🫶 It’s not weird to bring your allergy-safe food to a party! In my experience, the way you act about bringing your allergy-safe food is how other people will perceive it. If you do it with confidence, no one is going to think twice about it. 🩵 + I’m bringing my own food to the holiday parties so we’ll be twins ;) You don’t have to laugh along at allergy jokes that make you feel uncomfortable! This is something I really struggle with. I never want to make the other person feel bad or create a scene. The best thing that’s worked for me is changing the subject or walking away and they’ll get the hint. The holidays are more than the food…you can have a fun time with food allergies! Food is a big source of connection, so it can feel really hard when you can’t eat what everyone else is eating. + food has become such a big part of holiday traditions. I try to shift my focus to enjoying spending time with the people I love and creating sweet memories 🥰 I hope these reminders help! Wishing you the happiest and safe holidays filled with a lot of smiles and yummy allergy-safe food✨ #allergy #foodallergy #peanutallergy #glutenfreelife #dairyfree

actually a life hack because i always have snacks i like even if i’m in another country #allergycheck #foodallergies #foodallergy #foodallergyawareness #travelingwithallergies #glutenfree #glutenfreelife #dairyfree #dairyfreelife #peanutallergy

This one is for the allergy parents 💌 The holiday season can feel so STRESSFUL! Add food allergies on top of that and I can only imagine what you go through as allergy parents. I have some of the best memories of the holidays growing up. I didn’t feel left out and I wasn’t wishing my allergies away…I truly felt so loved and included in the festivities 🩵 And now that I’m older, I realize it was all the things my parents were doing behind the scenes that made the holidays so special!! My parents would stay up late baking allergy-safe desserts, drive hours to a health food store to buy overly priced allergy-friendly treats, and sit in the school administration office all day until the event food policy was changed so I could attend it safely. & these are just to name a few!! 🥹 Please know that every little thing you’re doing to make the holidays special mean the absolute world to your child, even if they’re not able to recognize it yet. One day they’ll grow up to know how truly loved they are and to advocate for their needs because of you 🫶 #allergy #foodallergy #holidaymagic #glutenfreelife #peanutallergy

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Why did I still date him for a few months after?! 😅 Here are a few important lessons I learned from that reaction. TW: anaphylactic reaction details I ate takeout from my fav cafe, and my bf at the time came over to get ice cream. On the walk there, my feet felt tingly and my face felt itchy. For me, these are typical early signs of an anaphylactic reaction, but my bf said I looked fine, so I brushed it off as anxiety. We got ice cream, I took one bite, and it felt hard to swallow. ‼️ At this point, I thought I was having an anaphylactic reaction but my bf acted like I was overreacting, so I didn’t administer epi. ⭐️ My allergists have advised me that it’s better to give epi when I don’t need it than to wait for the reaction to get worse. I should have administered it then. As we walked home, it was hard to breathe. Once inside, I looked in the mirror to see my eyes and lips swelling and my throat closing. My bf still didn’t think I needed epi, but I gave it anyway and instantly felt better. The firefighters checked my vitals and told me it was a busy night in the ER and to stay home. But staying home didn’t feel right, so I decided to go. I needed another round of epi, so I’m happy I listened to my instincts. I recovered well, but my bf never let it down. He said I was inconsiderate for having an anaphylactic reaction on our date and “ruining” the night. Reactions are scary, and I don’t expect someone that doesn’t even have allergies to know how to best support me in the moment unless I specifically say so. But saying I was inconsiderate for a reaction that’s out of my control is where I draw the line. Here are a few things I learned: ⭐️ Anaphylactic reactions can be delayed and exercise can induce them. ⭐️ Create a reaction plan with your allergist that helps you decide when to give epi and what to do after. ⭐️ Take note of symptoms during a reaction because it can help you recognize the reaction earlier next time. & most importantly, you know your body best. Listen to your instincts! 🩵 #allergy #allergicreaction #baddate #foodallergy #peanutallergy

My younger self wouldn’t believe what happened this year!! 🥹🩵 When I was a teen, my allergies were at their worst. I could only eat 13 foods, and I was having multiple reactions a week. My allergies controlled my life, and I thought it would never get better. Fast-forward to this year, I live a FULL life with food allergies. And not only that, but I’m inspiring others to do the same. It’s healing parts of me that I even didn’t know needed it! Thanks for being a part of this journey 🫶 #allergy #foodallergy #peanutallergy #glutenfreelife #influencerlife

I’m often asked how my parents taught me to advocate for my allergy needs at restaurants, and it’s something that happened gradually over the years 🫶 When I was younger, I’d listen to my parents communicate with restaurant staff about my allergies. Through that, I learned the important questions to ask and the right answers to look for. As I got older, I started speaking directly to the waitstaff myself, with my parents there to guide me when needed. Now, I can advocate for my needs confidently and independently when dining out 🙌 I know allergy life can feel overwhelming at times. If you had looked at me as a toddler, it would’ve been hard to imagine that I’d eventually be able to handle advocating for myself as a teen. But when you break it down into small, manageable steps, it becomes much less daunting 🩵 At 4 years old, I didn’t need to know how to advocate perfectly for myself, but by the time I started eating out without my parents, it was crucial that I could do it on my own. My parents intentionally built those steps and practiced with me to make that possible. The sushi was delicious, and it feels very empowering knowing I can advocate for my needs well. Like when the waiter couldn’t answer all of my allergy questions fully at this restaurant, I felt confident in speaking with the manager so I could have a safe dining experience. I hope this helps! Drop any additional questions✨ #glutenfreelife #foodallergies #allergy #peanutallergy #glutenfreefood

One of my least favorite comments I get about my food allergies. Here’s why 👀 Eating out with food allergies is a calculated risk. If I feel like the restaurant is taking my needs seriously and they understand allergies, it’s a risk that I’m willing to take. Yes, I could live in a bubble inside my house for my whole life, but what is life if you don’t actually live it? + unless I’m growing my own food and making everything from scratch, there’s going to be calculated risks 🤷🏼‍♀️ Many restaurants are educated about allergies and are willing to accommodate them. You’re not being annoying if you politely explain your allergies and your needs. So if you have food allergies and you really want to eat out, don’t let others’ inconsiderate comments stop you! I’m here to share all the ways I safely live a full life with food allergies. So follow along and drop your questions because 2025 is going to be the year you don’t let your food allergies hold you back 🫶 #foodallergy #allergy #glutenfree #dairyfree #peanutallergy

He in fact cannot have Nutella 🥹 #allergies #peanutallergy #momlife #foryou #foryoupage #fyp #viral #trending #allergycheck #allergyfriendly #allergyproblems

This is by no means pressure to eat out with food allergies if you don’t feel comfortable. You really have to do what makes you feel the best! Personally, eating out was SUCH a big part of my social life in college and it’s a really big part of my life now postgrad. I’ve found ways to navigate eating out safely with allergies, and here’s what works for me 🫶 If you have food, allergies, do you eat out? Drop your tips! I’d love to hear them 👇 #foodallergy #allergy #peanutallergy #glutenfree #dairyfree

Navigating this new adventure! #whatmytoddlereats #dairyfree #eggfree #peanutallergy #allergyfriendly #fyp #foryoupage

Oops I forgot to pack clothes 🤪 Jk but my suitcase is about 99% food between my foods for allergy treatment and allergy-safe snacks + I bring disposable tableware and pans/baking sheets if I’m staying at a place with a kitchen. A few of my travel snack staples are protein bars (I sometimes live off these on vacation 😅), dairy-free chocolate (what can I say…I love chocolate), and cereal (it’s an easy breakfast or snack to take on the go). I’d love to know your favorite snacks to pack when traveling 👇 #glutenfree #dairyfree #peanutallergy #allergy #foodallergy

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What’s your safe go-to chain restaurant?? 👀 One of my absolute favorites is Sweetgreen! I’ve eaten it 3x this week LOL while I’m in NYC. And yes, I ordered the same salad each time 😛 Chipotle is a close second. And In-N-Out is a great option if I’m on the West Coast! #foodallergies #allergy #peanutallergy #glutenfreefood #dairyfree