This month's journal.

Pitchforth E., et.al., "A qualitative study of families of a child with a nut allergy.," Chronic Illness, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK, 2011 Dec;7(4):255-66.

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CONCLUSION: "In many ways, nut allergy may be considered a form of disability, because it imposes social barriers on participating fully in society."

New School rules
And the Lunchbox Blues

No Nutter-Fluffer sandwhich
No Nutella, not for this fella.
No PB & J
No way
Not today

Dogs sniffing lunch bags
For contraband nuts.
(But what about allergy to
the dog dandruff pups)

It is getting so hairy,
They will also ban dairy.

Could anything become sillier?
Lets ban wheat NOW before it mows down some scillia.

Sincerely,
Gargoyle

"Imposing Social Barriers" - the foundation of British society - can you now have a blue-plackard to announce this form of diability? How much insurance can you get? For all but 20% it is permanent - that MUST be worth a few quid each month.