Because Debbs did not know much about food allergies, she never took them that seriously. She’d laugh when people would make fun of someone with a “peanut” allergy on television or scoff when she heard someone ordering the “gluten-free” option at the restaurant.
However, her son was at risk. He suffered from asthma and also tested positive for a mild peanut and tree nut allergy.
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