Teen with Peanut Allergy Dies after Kiss

[Guest guest]

Teen With Peanut Allergy Dies After Kiss

From Associated Press

November 28, 2005 11:54 AM EST

SAGUENAY, Quebec - A 15-year-old girl with a peanut allergy died after

kissing her boyfriend, who had just eaten a peanut butter snack,

hospital officials said Monday.

Desforges died in a Quebec hospital Wednesday after doctors

were unable to treat her allergic reaction to the kiss the previous

weekend.

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I described my " unbelievable " mold reactivity to Dr Niemayer in

Gardnerville in 2002 and by way of comparison, used the reference to

extreme peanut allergies as an example of an immune response gone

haywire - and told him the same story I told in Mold Warriors.

He listened politely, but was extremely doubtful and discounted my

story - as per usual for doctordom.

One of his staff told me that after I left, he derided my notions and

said: " That's ridiculous. There's no such thing as mold reactivity. "

and his staff agreed. He went on: " The very idea is ridiculous " and

again his employees nodded their heads.

And then he said " Can you imagine it? must be crazy to think that

anybody could be so reactive that a single peanut could kill...

What?? " - as his staff looked at him in shock.

- " Crazy "

[Guest guest]

This story is true and made headlines here as a teacher in Pictou County,

Nova Scotia died recently after she was exposed to peanut butter at school.

They are ensuring that all schools have the epi-pens at schools now. She was

only a young teacher too, so sad. This Kiss story is heart breaking.

SW

-- [] Teen with Peanut Allergy Dies after Kiss

Teen With Peanut Allergy Dies After Kiss

From Associated Press

November 28, 2005 11:54 AM EST

SAGUENAY, Quebec - A 15-year-old girl with a peanut allergy died after

kissing her boyfriend, who had just eaten a peanut butter snack,

hospital officials said Monday.

Desforges died in a Quebec hospital Wednesday after doctors

were unable to treat her allergic reaction to the kiss the previous

weekend.

_______________________________________________________________

I described my " unbelievable " mold reactivity to Dr Niemayer in

Gardnerville in 2002 and by way of comparison, used the reference to

extreme peanut allergies as an example of an immune response gone

haywire - and told him the same story I told in Mold Warriors.

He listened politely, but was extremely doubtful and discounted my

story - as per usual for doctordom.

One of his staff told me that after I left, he derided my notions and

said: " That's ridiculous. There's no such thing as mold reactivity. "

and his staff agreed. He went on: " The very idea is ridiculous " and

again his employees nodded their heads.

And then he said " Can you imagine it? must be crazy to think that

anybody could be so reactive that a single peanut could kill...

What?? " - as his staff looked at him in shock.

- " Crazy "