I do have a topic that I want to brush on real quick.

So in the news recently, we talked about in the pour over the significant decrease in peanut

allergies.

Yeah.

And Jason, I want to hear your story about one of your kiddos in peanut allergies.

Yes.

So she, Bryn, our oldest, had a peanut allergy and like a month, two months ago maybe, um, like did the challenge. And so they did, they do a blood test and that was how they originally diagnosed her. Well, she, she had what was called F pies where she just like vomited her little six month old body weight out when she had peanuts.

It was horrible.

And then so we avoided peanuts for a while, then did a blood test that showed she may be anaphylactic.

And that was true for two years.

And then they did this test.

And the test is so funny.

It's like you go to the hospital and then they just give her Reese's and are like, well, see what happens, you know?

So she's sitting there and it's like, there's a nurse in the room at first and they're like

cutting it into like eighths and stuff. And you're just locked in this room for like five hours.

So she got her first Barbie.

And it was like a grand old day for her because she wasn't allergic.

So she just got to eat reseasoned play with Barbie with mom all day.

That was great.

And so she tested out and is peanut friendly?

Friendly.

Yeah.

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