Note to the world:

[conuly]

I'm never ordering pizza again while watching Ana. She's clearly got some dairy-related issues. She was fine, if a bit hyper, until we had the pizza. Then she was hyper and incredibly high strung and unable to do even simple things (like ask "Can I have that please?" rather than snatching a toy from your hands simply because you'd happened to pick it up while she did something else).

Granted, we'd been inside all day due to the periodic thunderstorms - but his was completely over the top, and it's something I've tentatively noticed before. I think I can consider it confirmed, and do my part to make Jenn's house completely, instead of mostly, dairy-free.

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[ser-kai.livejournal.com]

Chris(my nonBio son)is very allergic to anything red, including tomatoes. As he has ADHD, the reaction is to get very hyper, etc.

[conuly]

Now I want to send you some non-red tomatoes and see if he has the same reaction.

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[ser-kai.livejournal.com]

Heh. I've even grown yellow grape tomatoes and never made the connection. Will have to get him to try one. I think he quite likes tomatoey things so that'd definitely be cool if he didn't react.

Us permaculture gardeners love growing diverse veggies. ;-)
Even better if it's a heritage variety.