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To: Chancellor Palpatine
I DO understand the seriousness of that allergy, and now amend my opinion. But perhaps this child is just a little too vulnerable for public school.

I am violently allergic to curry, or at least some of its ingredients. Whenever I see food, sauces, rice, etc. that looks yellow, I always have to ask if it contains curry. Twice in restaurants I've been told no, but within five minutes of my first bite, well............you don't need to know my reaction. heheheh.

Not pleasant. But not deadly, or at least it doesn't stay in me long enough to be deadly.

I feel badly for this little boy. He has a rollercoaster life ahead of him.
33 posted on 09/09/2003 8:11:34 AM PDT by EggsAckley
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To: EggsAckley
I once talked to one woman that was deathly allergic to pretty much every vegetable and every grain. Compounding it was an allergy to fish. About all she could eat was beef, pork, chicken and potatoes in small amounts.
43 posted on 09/09/2003 8:16:13 AM PDT by Chancellor Palpatine (RINOs for Schwarzenegger - Sowell, Coulter, Medved, Drier, Cox, Jarvis Foundation, Rohrbacher......)
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To: EggsAckley
But perhaps this child is just a little too vulnerable for public school.

That's what it sounds like --- it would be way too risky to send such a 5 year old anywhere in public. If it's life and death for him to have any exposure at all --- his parents are risking his life by not keeping him at home.

451 posted on 09/09/2003 7:42:22 PM PDT by FITZ
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