Re: Notice from specialfoods.com - For Jay

August 13, 2001

I would think because they do not just service the Autistic

community.....for example, my toddler is Autistic with Cerebral

Disease to a number of foods as well as anaphylactic to dairy, he

also has Celiac Disease, my husband is also a Celiac, my oldest is

only wheat allergic....my point....my toddler is very restricted,

obviously, my dh cannot have gluten and therefore cannot have

rye,oats and barley, BUT, my teen is only wheat allergic, he on the

other hand CAN have oats,rye and barley. I think the company probably

has a wide range of food problem families and they do not just sell

gluten free.

Debbie (I do not have any personal interest in this company etc., I

am just a firm believer in my previous statement) Have a great day!!

P.S. My toddler (Mason) has just learned to say another word

for " goodbye " .... " Poodles " , he means " Toodles " LOL, it may be one of

those things where you just have to be there to get a giggle though;)

<wink>

>>Also, it's interesting that apparently they still don't " get " why

you made reference to the organic ingredient list, which includes

BARLEY,

OATS, and RYE.<<

I found this interesting too. When I referenced this statement I was

questioning barley oats and rye being used, which is a huge no, no

for our

kids. I was not questioning whether they are organic or not.

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> >>Also, it's interesting that apparently they still don't " get " why

> you made reference to the organic ingredient list, which includes

BARLEY,

> OATS, and RYE.<<

>

> I found this interesting too. When I referenced this statement I

was questioning barley oats and rye being used, which is a huge no,

no for our kids. I was not questioning whether they are organic or

not.

>

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