That has helped from a social perspective. Lots of kids eat pizza.

Until you really know it's a life-threatening disease, you think food allergies are a sniffle or a cough. We're not talking about a sniffle or a cough. We're talking about breathing or not breathing.

I was drinking coffee with nondairy creamer and you would think nondairy creamer is no milk. Well, that isn't actually correct, and I kissed him on the cheek and his entire face blew up.

That's where we differ from other families. Food is celebratory. If you are a food-allergic family, you have to completely adapt.

The hard line is for the good of the kids,

Some people think it's an invasion of privacy and some are mortified there's a financial penalty. From a town perspective, we find them helpful.