Tell me a scary child food allergy story.

The moment when the child realizes something is wrong but can't do much about it. For a dairy - allergic child who has just eaten something with milk in it, they start to feel the symptoms like a tight chest or itchy skin. They are too young to fully understand what's happening and they look to the adults for help. The fear in their eyes is the most terrifying part of the whole food allergy story.

The 'Child of the Cliff' story goes like this. There was a small child in a village near a cliff. The cliff was said to be cursed. One evening, the child felt an irresistible pull towards the cliff. When the child reached the edge, a figure emerged from the mist below. It was a ghostly form of a previous child who had fallen off the cliff years ago. The new child was so frightened that they ran all the way home and never went near the cliff again.

There was a young man who was allergic to monsters. One day, while exploring an old forest, he met a beautiful monster girl. At first, he started sneezing and getting itchy. But the monster girl was very kind and helped him find some special herbs that reduced his allergic symptoms. Over time, they developed deep feelings for each other. Their love was unique as they had to overcome the obstacle of his allergy.

Common symptoms can include rashes, itching, swelling, especially around the face, lips and eyes. Also, there might be digestive problems like vomiting, diarrhea or abdominal pain.

Well, a young girl allergic to eggs. Her parents made sure all the food at home was egg - free. They also educated her about asking for safe food when outside. Now she's grown into a healthy teenager with no major allergy issues.

One scary ghost child story is about a little girl who died in a house fire. Her spirit is said to haunt the burned - out ruins. People claim to see her small figure in the smoke, and sometimes they hear her crying for help. It gives a really eerie feeling, especially at night when the wind blows through the charred remains of the house.

Once there was a young girl named Lily. She grew up in a small town where her grandmother cooked the most delicious meals. Her grandmother's speciality was a warm apple pie. The smell of cinnamon and apples filled the kitchen every time she made it. Lily loved that pie more than anything. As she grew older, she carried that love for food with her. Whenever she felt sad or stressed, she would cook something from her grandmother's recipe book. It was her way of feeling close to her grandmother and also a way to spread the love of food to others who tasted her cooking.

Once, I tried to make pancakes. I followed the recipe but accidentally added salt instead of sugar. The first bite was so salty it made me shudder. I ended up using the 'pancakes' as frisbees for my dog to catch in the yard.

Sure. One time, my friend was allergic to peanuts. At a party, he accidentally ate a cookie with peanuts in it. His face turned all red and puffy like a balloon within minutes. He looked so funny that everyone couldn't help but laugh, of course, after making sure he was okay. Then he had to take his allergy medicine right away.

Sure. One success story is about a child who was allergic to peanuts. Through strict avoidance of peanuts and continuous education at school and home, he has not had an allergic reaction for years. Now he can participate in various activities without the fear of accidental peanut exposure.