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Thank you. What's up, guys, welcome back to the true crime society podcast with Stephanie and Olivia.

It is February 22nd, 2026 right now.

And I've had like a crazy week.

So anyone who is on Patreon will have seen because I've talked about it there.

Because, you know, I have no, I don't have a lot of friends, so I just talk to people on

Patreon, like they're my friends. My friends. Baby Jack, I decided on, like, was it Wednesday or

Thursday? I don't know. Midweek, I decided, you know what? I'm supposed to be having him

try peanut butter since, like, four months they told me to get it done. And I was like, he's six months old. I got to get this done. So brazenly at eight in the morning, I mixed a tiny bit of peanut butter with formula. And I was like, gave him one little spoonful. And he seemed okay. Not even a spoonful, like the tip of the spoon. I gave him two little tips of the spoon. And I was so confident. I was like, he's not going to have a reaction. Like, nobody in me or Mike's families have food allergies or anything like that. Everything I read online is like, yeah, like, it's unlikely that they're going to have a reaction the first time. And if they do, it'll be like minimal. And then you just know, not to do it again. And, you know, my sister, when she did it with my nephew, they went to the ER parking lot and did it, which is the smart thing to do. And I was like, yeah, I could do that, but I don't feel like dragging him out. My nephew didn't have a reaction. So I was like, yeah, it's going to be totally fine, like whatever. So I wasn't even that worried about. I was a little worried, but not that worried. So give it to him, he immediately starts, like, rubbing his face. And I was thought nothing of it because he's starting to teeth again, and he's been rubbing his face a lot. He starts getting really whiny or whatever. And I'm like, you know, he's always whiny. It's fine. It's still fine. So I bring him to his change table because it was also like his nap time was coming up. So I was like, let me change his diaper, get ready for his nap. So I'm changing his diaper. I'm looking at his diaper. I look back up at his face. Upper lip so swollen and puffy. And I was like, I was literally, like, shocked Pikachu meme expression.

Like, what do you mean he's having a reaction to a highly allergic thing?

I was just like, and then I'm like, fuck, what do I do?

I wasn't even that worried about it where I didn't even look up, like, how severe

of a reaction this is.

So, of course, I quickly Google, like, swollen from peanut butter. And it was like, this is a severe reaction. You should get medical attention right away. And I was like, fuck. So I called as doctor's office. I was like, should I go to the ER or should I, like, call an ambulance? Like, because I live like 15, 20 minutes away from the hospital. She was like, oh, do you have Benadryl? And I was like,

no, because of course I don't have that either. I was like, I only have adult Benadryl. And she was like, yeah, I'd probably just bring him in then. I was like, well, should I call an ambulance? She was like, I would just drive him. She's like, if it's not getting worse and he's not like having struggling to breathe, then he's probably fine to just be like driven in.

So of course, and I'm like, oh, fuck, I'm wearing like literally. it's not getting worse and he's not like having struggling to breathe then he's probably fine to

just be like driven in so of course then i'm like oh fuck i'm wearing like literally in my pajamas i'm not

wearing a bra i quickly like throw at least like um jeans on because that was like the most

accessible thing throw them in the car seat get in the car well first i had to slip on black ice also

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