*bouncey*
I'm kinda excited. I just found out in about...2 or 3 years, my peanut allergy levels have gone from 73, to, 34, to 19. 19! Dr. W says if it gets down to 2, he'd be willing to "challenge" the allergy.
Basically, all this means is that there's a slight chance I might grow out of my peanut allergy altogether, even though it's very rare for someone my age to do that.
I'm hoping I do. Then I could eat Chinese food, try Thai food, and have another much needed source of protien. Not to mention not having to worry about getting sick from a candy bar :P.
whoooo! *cart wheels*
Basically, all this means is that there's a slight chance I might grow out of my peanut allergy altogether, even though it's very rare for someone my age to do that.
I'm hoping I do. Then I could eat Chinese food, try Thai food, and have another much needed source of protien. Not to mention not having to worry about getting sick from a candy bar :P.
whoooo! *cart wheels*