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Living with FPIES

All About Cross Contact

A FARE Collaborator blog Most of us don’t think twice about going on vacation or attending neighborhood barbecues, but for people managing food allergies, having others provide meals requires extra vigilance and planning. Those not living with food allergies are typically unaware of how easily and quickly an otherwise safe Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 9 monthsJuly 7, 2022 ago
Living with FPIES

Allergen Cross Contact: A 6th Science Fair Project

Recently, we learned about an award winning Science Fair project that raised awareness to food allergies. It was done by a 6th grade student and today we’d like to share a little about that project with you! Tell us a little about yourself. I am Ameya Balaji, studying in 6th grade, and Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 10 monthsJune 8, 2022 ago
Helping families

Researchers are Listening for Your Voice!

The FPIES Foundation Partners with My PaTH Story Booth Post written by Amanda LeFew, Co-Director at The FPIES Foundation Select content in this article was used with permission from the My PaTH Story Booth’s website You have often heard us say, “Your greatest contribution to the Foundation is your Voice!” Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 2 yearsMay 10, 2021 ago
Helping families

Happy 2021 to All!

Happy 2021 to all! Now a full month into our New Year, we want to invite our community to join us in resolutions to spread FPIES education and awareness throughout 2021! With the state of the pandemic and many of us being homebound, outreach may be a bit of a Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 2 yearsFebruary 2, 2021 ago
Helping families

No Day at the Beach: A Doc Mom’s FPIES Journey

A guest post by Laura Benjamin, MD. No one expects to find themselves in the back of an ambulance with their six month old baby during a relaxing Florida vacation, but that’s exactly where I ended up. My husband and I, both doctors, and three other couples, all also doctors, Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 3 yearsJuly 1, 2020 ago
Helping families

5 Unexpected Ways to Help School Children Living With FPIES

Planning meals for children can be challenging. You have to come up with a dish that is not only appealing to them but is also packed with nutritious ingredients that sometimes your child probably doesn’t like, and these difficulties grow tenfold when it comes to prepping meals for children with Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 3 yearsFebruary 2, 2020 ago
Helping families

A Peek Into ‘FPIES – The Mystery that Made My Brother Sick’, a Children’s Book

We are so excited to share with you that a children’s book about life with FPIES was recently published! The book, “FPIES  – The Mystery that Made My Brother Sick“, was written by a fellow parent of a child living with FPIES and is a real-life story about her son.  Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 3 yearsJanuary 19, 2020 ago
Helping families

FPIES Workbook for Parents and Caregivers: An Interview

This spiral-bound Workbook was created specifically for families managing FPIES, to help parents and caregivers stay organized and keep track of everything in one place!

By thefpiesfoundation, 4 yearsSeptember 12, 2019 ago
Inspirational stories

Rare in How We Care

Rare in How We Care The theme of this year’s Rare Diseases Day was “Show Your Stripes.” I was so excited when I first learned this– I feel like this theme really reflects our rare community, particularly our FPIES community, where I see all of you showing your stripes each Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 4 yearsMarch 27, 2019 ago
Helping families

Make Like A Zebra and #ShowYourStripes

Make Like A Zebra and #ShowYourStripes Every year, my daughters and I look forward to Rare Diseases Day. It is such a great opportunity to raise awareness, but I feel like it also is a wonderful reminder to them that they are not alone– there are kids all over the Read more…

By thefpiesfoundation, 4 yearsFebruary 26, 2019 ago

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