Up until that story we'd actually sneak in peanut things (O's Halloween candy, for example) into the house with the thinking: If the baby can't get to it, it'll be alright... and even if he does, we've got epipens at the ready.
What I found so disturbing about the story was they claimed she got the ephidrine within minutes of going into shock, yet she still lingered for days and died.
Now there is NO peanuts in ANY of our diets, ever... It isn't just 'not in the house...' it's not in our bodies...
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Date: 2005-12-05 07:51 pm (UTC)What I found so disturbing about the story was they claimed she got the ephidrine within minutes of going into shock, yet she still lingered for days and died.
Now there is NO peanuts in ANY of our diets, ever... It isn't just 'not in the house...' it's not in our bodies...