What was Natasha Allergic to?

Natasha had multiple food allergies and asthma. Had she lived, she would now be 23 years old. What I personally find very upsetting, is that many of you have had similar allergy diagnosis journeys as ours and yet ours was over two decades ago.

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Learning to own my allergy anxieties stopped them from owning me

Allergy anxiety is something I still struggle with, and this has proved a challenge for me at university with moving away, living with strangers and ultimately leaving the comfort zone of my home. However, I truly believe that this change has also been the making of me, as a person with allergies.

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If restaurant kitchens have processes in place to avoid food poisoning, why can't they have allergen safe kitchens?

Natasha’s Foundation would like to see Food Hygiene Ratings also include allergen safety management.

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A 'Vegan' Food Label does not mean it is Allergen SAFE.

Please share - if it is labelled as VEGAN, it does NOT mean it is safe for people with food allergies.

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Meet our 3 New Ambassadors

Meet our new ambassadors and find out what inspires them to support Natasha's Foundation. We feel very lucky to have them on board!

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Food allergies and asthma can go hand-in-hand.

Before she was one, Natasha had 2 anaphylactic reactions. A few months later, she experienced breathing difficulties that hospitalised her - doctors were unsure if it was asthma as she was so young. She took her first steps in the hospital corridor.

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It shouldn't be this hard...to make sure my nut allergy never defined me.

It shouldn’t be this hard. Jack wants people and especially young people to feel more “comfortable” and more “confident” to talk about their food allergies.

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It shouldn't be this hard...but to anyone reading this, remember you are not alone.

It shouldn’t be this hard. Living with food allergies is so much more than simply avoiding the allergen trigger. The associated mental health impacts and social stigma can often go ‘under the radar’.

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