4 Tips to Have a Happy Thanksgiving Dinner When Someone Has a Nut Allergy / Peanut Allergy

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Did you know for someone with a severe nut and peanut allergy like myself one of the most dreaded and stressful events that can happen to us is attending a dinner outside of our home?
Show More Did you know for someone with a severe nut and peanut allergy like myself one of the most dreaded and stressful events that can happen to us is attending a dinner outside of our home?

Many times in the past, I have chosen to spend Thanksgiving Dinner alone to avoid stressing out over the food situation. I have allowed my allergy to dictate whether or not I connected with my loved ones on this special day. There have also been many times when I have been a dinner guest and have stressed myself out 'hoping for the best' as I eat my food.

Thanksgiving is really about us gathering together with our loves ones to have fun and celebrate. I hope the 4 tips in this video help you gather happily and stress-free when you or your loved one(s) has a severe nut and/or peanut allergy.

Clarification Note: In tip #1 of this video, Carol misused the words "food intolerance". She meant to say "allergy".

This video is brought to you by Carol Brailey Image Consulting (http://www.carolbrailey.com) and Randal Gordy Lee of Toronto Art Revival (https://www.facebook.com/TorontoARTrevival/).

This video was filmed at Studio Fontana (http://www.studiofontana.ca) - Carol is a member of the Studio Fontana team.
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