I realized today in the season of lots of "eggs"..that Jackson is still not clear for raw eggs. They both do fine with things that have egg baked into them, but we will have to do NAET for egg again with Jackson. The kids were eating some carrots with ranch dressing and Jackson got rashy and a few hives and itchy.....he's had other brands of ranch, but this one had a lot of egg ingredients....Presley did fine which makes me happy since she had RAST tested positive for egg and had a reaction to macaroni salad...so I think her NAET treatment for egg worked the first time. She is a big fan of all ranch dressings in town!
I was also worried and avoiding dyeing Easter eggs and didn't even bring it up to the kids this year....but got my answer when I picked them up from preschool and they both had a basket of dyed eggs that were hard boiled and oh so lovely....they didn't react to that activity (thank goodness) and I'm glad I didn't know about it :) SO, we dyed some more today with my sister and niece (YES, even after he reacted to the dressing today, I was still in the mood for egg dyeing activities). I've learned to worry less and try to pray more and be thankful for the little itchy reactions.....vs. the scary anaphylatic ones.
My health is improving, thank the Lord, so we will continue on the NAET journey later this month.
Thanks for sharing your stories with me, they encourage me so very, very much. God bless you and your families this Easter. There is hope, His name is Jesus.
This is a picture of our new puppy, "Annie". I was so nervous bringing another dog into our house. Not nervous for the biting and chewing and making a mess....but for one or both of the kids being allergic to her. They have both tested positive for dogs, and usually are reactive to dogs at other houses we visit, especially Presley. They both do fine with our own two Labs after starting NAET, but have had reactions to other animals numerous times. So, my plan was to do NAET for the new puppy if we needed to and if they were still allergic to her, she had a back-up home. But as you can see from the pictures below, Annie is now part of our family with no reactions. She can kiss them and chew on them (hee, hee) with no problems. I still had Dr. Kathleen do a NAET treatment for what is in our house and outside of our house today and I'm sure that included a little bit of Annie as well.