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When I was 6 i was only allergic to grass, but now (15) I have so many food allergies. (peanuts, chocolate, multigrain, fish, shrimp, and so much more that I forget) . When I got the test they were mild and i didn't really feel them except for the peanut one. But now i feel sick with all the other ones too. I don't know what to eat 😭. Basically my whole diet was noodles and fish (I was pescatarian). Any allergy friendly food advice is accepted. I have never had anaphylaxis before but, I also just got all these new allergies, so my parents got me an epipen just in case

When I was 6 i was only allergic to grass, but now (15) I have so many food allergies. (peanuts, chocolate, multigrain, fish, shrimp, and so much more that I forget) probably more too, thats just what i was tested for . When I got the test they were mild and i didn't really feel them except for the peanut one. But now i feel sick with all the other ones too. I don't know what to eat 😭. Basically my whole diet was noodles and fish (I was pescatarian)

Is the anything to make they lay flatter? or any styles that can withstand that 10 days worth of swimming that dont look too big for my head?

I will be leaving you guys. As this school year comes to a close, I am now an unc. Next Septembe, in approximately 66 days, I will be starting grade 10 (high school where I am from) I would like to remind ALL of you that PLEASE do not put up with the toxic people in your life, and you deserve better. If you have better currently, do not throw that away because of a bad moment.

Peace 😎✌️

So I recently started being a Nanny for a 5 and a half year old boy. Sometimes he sees the number 7 as an L, and whenever I ask him to identify a single digit number, he just looks frustrated and says a random number. He was looking at a sign that has an “A” on it and said, “look, it’s a B!”. Sorry for the rant, I just want to know if it’s worth telling his parent, or if this is just normal for 5 year olds.

So I recently started being a Nanny for a 5 and a half year old boy. Sometimes he sees the number 7 as an L, and whenever I ask him to identify a single digit number, he just looks frustrated and says a random number. He was looking at a sign that has an “A” on it and said, “look, it’s a B!”. Sorry for the rant, I just want to know if it’s worth telling his parent, or if this is just normal for 5 year olds

I asked him to come out with me and my friend tomorrow!!!!

(he said yes)

some of my friends say it means “your name” then others say it means “young [to kill a mocking bird page 174]” and google is unclear 😭😭

THE CONTEXT: it’s graffiti in the school referring to a green alien

So i have a baked goods business, so i was giving out samples to my friend, and he was there so i offered him one, and he was so sweet, he said thanks like a billion times (he's a 'popular guy' who is usually loud) ever since he's started looking at me in the halls, and i was standing near his lunch spot and he kept on looking at meeee!!!!!!!!! Idk maybe im just overreacting but now he knows i exist. Anywayyyyyy i need next steps

She enjoys playing soccer, reading, travelling, and listening to musicals. I would deeply appreciate gift ideas, cause she doesn't really like all the "popular" stuff. Thank you!

EDIT: Thanks for all the recommendations!!