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[quote=Anonymous]Every place and school is different. My son is the same, but you need to treat it like any ingestion can cause fatality. Because it could, even after a lifetime of mild reactions. No place can be truly peanut free. Nobody will take the care you do to avoid them. So you are doing the right thing by making your daughter one line of defense against ingestion. Never share food and always ask an adult if there are nuts in something. My son can sit next to kids eating peanut butter and I specifically tell teachers that, as well as the fact I want him to get socialization and not be ostracized at an empty table. Not all kids with allergies can sit in such close proximity, so for that is grateful. Always carry an Epi-pen and have one at the school. Inquire about their policy of taking it on field trips, etc. Check out FARE for more info. http://www.foodallergy.org/[/quote]
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