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Lifestyle
Food allergies saddle local boy's lifestylePublished 11/12/09
Connor Klick misses corn dogs, but he'll settle for Pop-Tarts, applesauce and fruit snacks as replacements.
Paul W. Gillespie — The Capital
Lara Klick helps her 5-year-old son, Connor, enjoy an approved snack. Connor has a rare food allergy, which causes him to avoid at least 10 common foods, such as chicken, turkey and beef. It's for the best, since he was diagnosed with a rare food allergy three years ago. Now the 5-year-old has to scale back his favorites to a few specialized foods that his mother prepares. Shopping trips are difficult, too, since doctors have identified at least 10 foods that make him ill. That list could grow, or it could disappear altogether. This year, Connor is allergic to more foods than ever before, and that's going to be difficult as the holidays approach. So far, he traded in his Halloween...
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