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MEETINGS AND PROGRAMS
MARCH 2010
All
meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. and are FREE.
Click
on Support
Groups
for more details, driving directions,
and
future dates and topics.
We
need your support to run these programs.
Click here for a membership
form or make a donation on-line.
Monday, March 8,
2010
"Allergy-Friendly
Family Dinners and Baked Treats”
Speaker: Margaret Kyle, cook, pastry chef, cooking
teacher, and parent of food
allergic child
Answering the question "What's for
dinner?" can be a challenge, especially for a
family with
multiple food allergies. How do you cook
childhood favorites like meatballs, lasagna, and pizza
without eggs, cheese, or wheat? How do you bake
healthy and delicious treats without eggs, dairy,
wheat, soy and nuts? Join us and find out!
To learn more about Margaret, see: http://margaretkylecooking.com
Metro-Northwest
Asthma & Allergy Educational Support Group
Meets at:
Beth Israel &
Children's Hospital Medical Care Center
482
Bedford St.
,
Lexington
,
MA
Wednesday, March
10, 2010
Parent
Roundtable:
“Food
Allergies: What Would YOU Do?”
A
discussion of “real-life” situations faced by
families who live with food allergies. Practice how to
handle social situations, family dilemmas, and more.
Bring your own challenges to discuss.
Merrimack
Valley
Asthma & Allergy Educational Support Group
Meets
at:
Atkinson
Elementary School
111 Phillips Brooks Road
No.
Andover
,
MA
(near
the intersection of
Mass. Ave.
and Route 125)
Tuesday, March
16, 2010
“Testing Children for Allergies:
How, When, Why”
Speaker:
Allergist Elizabeth Stutius, MD,
Children’s
Hospital,
Boston
Metro-Boston Asthma & Allergy
Educational Support Group
Meets at:
Newton-Wellesley
Hospital
2014 Washington St. (Route 16), Newton, MA
1/4 mile from Rt.
95/128; Exit 21/21A - Rt. 16 East toward Newton
Bowles Conference
Center - Second Floor
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Parent Roundtable:
"Eating Out with Food Allergies"
How do you handle
eating in restaurants locally and when you travel? Do
you have favorite places?
Do you have horror stories
and reflections on how bad
experiences could
have been prevented or what can be learned from them?
How do you teach your
children to "ask the right
questions" and make safe decisions?
Nashoba
Valley
Asthma & Allergy Educational Support Group
Meets at:
Nashoba Valley Medical Center
200
Groton Road
,
Ayer, MA
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Food Allergy & Food Safety
Policies at our Favorite Family
Fun Spots: “Know Before You Go”
Members will share the results
of their research into policies and practices at zoos,
museums, and more!
(Postponed from February due to weather.)
Pioneer Valley Food Allergy Support Group
Meets at:
St. John the
Baptist
Pastoral
Center
201
Hubbard St.
,
Ludlow
,
MA
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