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All of those things, and my throat started closing up. Peaches, being the quintessential stone fruit, are a big problem. Celery and strawberries are ok. My initial scratch test said that the only thing I was allergic to was carrots (which I am not) and the blood test I then took said I was allergic to peaches, plums, cherries, nectarines, apricots, apples, pears and other similar fruits (but not carrots). The doc also asked if I was allergic to green beans because there is a similar protein in them, but so far it doesn't appear that I am. Also, I'm only allergic to them when raw, since the protein that causes the allergy breaks down when cooked. So that's better than nothing.
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It was pretty cool. Not sure if you are a VIP like your boy but they had a pretty dece dinner buffet and beer/wine. And greatest of all they had ladies slicing four different Maxie B's cakes. That place is the heat. Natty O approved.
I think what he meant by punishment is that you can go to plain oats/not packaged oats and prepare them in such a way that they're still delicious. No need to eat food that tastes like cardboard.
I've prepared them a different way every day this week
ha!
actually, one of my roommates has a cat and she's not all bad. it can be nice to have another creature in the house when everyone else is gone. the shitty thing is she's a little escape artist, and especially when loading/unloading the car you have to be really aware of doors being open, even a crack. she's also capable of using her body weight to open the sliding screen door off the kitchen, so unless you're actually in the room you can't just leave it open for the breeze (there's no latch on the screen door).
I've prepared them a different way every day this week to try and fix it. I'm trying.
Yes this is exactly what I have, it's called OAS (oral allergy syndrome). According to my doctor it has to do with cross-pollination of fruits and trees in the area where they grow. I have a really bad birch pollen allergy which leads to almost exactly what you describe.