Re: Dairy, Soy & Peanut free ready to go!

by katieb Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:38 am

My baby is allergic to all of these foods and doesn't tolerate hypoallergenic formula (he hasn't pooped in weeks). If you still have milk available, I am willing to pay for shipping costs, etc., to get it...

If not, I am very interested in learning about your diet (i.e., what did you do for snacks and quick meals). I am attempting to relactate (not very successful so far), but if and when I able to make some milk, i will have to cut all of these foods out of my diet. I had to cut dairy and soy out for my first son and I got very sick because I wasn't getting enough calories. Any advice on how to do this successfully and not feel awful the whole time?

by haleysmommy Sun Aug 08, 2010 5:39 pm

Mama,
If your milk is still available I'd love to coordinate a pick up with you. My daughter is suspected of all those allergies plus more. At this point my supply is maxed out and I can't provide enough with the severe dietary restrictions (top 8 plus rice, cantaloupe, gluten, raisins, watermelon, sugar, goats milk, bananas, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers). We've tested milk with a friend of mine who is dairy, soy, and peanut free (gluten as well) and we're pretty confident that my daughter is reactive to *MY* reactions. Thanks!

by tld91181 Wed Jul 07, 2010 6:31 pm

I have 300oz or so of Dairy, Soy and Peanut free milk ready to be picked up. Not to be picky but I'd really like this to go to a baby who has or is suspected to have an allergy or intolerance to these foods. I know how hard it is to maintain an elimination diet so I'd like to help that mom out. I was able to remain free for 5 months. Unfortunatly my daughters intolerance is more than just those things and was put on perscription formula. I am located in RI. If interested let me know! tld91181@hotmail.com

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