top of page
0-HD-2 _Home Page 2_iphonexspacegrey_landscape_edited_edited_edited.png

DOWNLOAD

the food allergy app—

from Allergy Force

Allergic Living Article on College & Food Allergies

  • Writer: Seen on Allergic Living
    Seen on Allergic Living
  • Sep 29, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 4, 2025

Allergic Living recently published an articleCollege and Food Allergies: What I Wish I’d Done Differentlyby Allergy Force CEO and Co-founder, Gayle Rigione.


graduate-with-two-dogs-in-front-of-lake

The article shares one food allergy mom's experience and the 3 things she would do differently if she could replay the years leading up to college. The hope is that this retrospective 'look into the future' will help families managing food allergies prepare their student for the young adult years (that come all too soon!)


According to Allergic Living, Gayle "was the uber-food allergy mom. She had allergy management down to a science. But when her son was accepted to college, it dawned on her: Had she done enough to prepare him to manage food allergies completely on his own? Some of his skills were solid, but..." Learn more:


header-for-allergic-living-magazine-plus-feature-article-by-gayle-rigione-college-and-food-allergies-what-i-wish-i-d-done-differently


Allergic Living informs, engages and assists readers living with food allergies, and environmental allergies and asthma. Their mission is to be the authoritative and trustworthy source of news and information for the allergy community.


Gwen Smith, is Allergic Living’s co-founder and editor. Gwen is a journalist with years of experience in both Canada and the U.S. She has been the deputy managing editor and national editor of The Globe and Mail newspaper, the editor-in-chief of a national women’s magazine, a magazine writer and a radio and TV producer at CBC. She and the editorial team may be reached at editor@allergicliving.com.



Credits: Thank you Andrea Chalon Photography for the article lead image , Gwen Smith for her deft editorial hand, and Allergic Living for publishing the article

15 Comments


fundedfirm
2 days ago

Fundedfirm presents a clear view into full time trading reality, highlighting what it truly takes to operate consistently in live markets. Full-time trading demands discipline, emotional control, and a strong risk mindset. It is not just about profits, but about managing losses, following rules, and staying focused during volatile phases. Traders rely on data, execution quality, and continuous self-review to survive long term. The reality includes pressure, patience, and accountability every single day. Success comes from structured strategies, realistic expectations, and the ability to adapt without impulse. Full time trading reality is challenging, professional, and deeply performance-driven.

Like

David
4 days ago

We bought a new build property that was supposed to be ready in July, but the developers pushed the completion date back to September due to supply chain issues. We had already sold our old house and had to move out. We needed movers and storage london to bridge this two-month gap. We hired a professional removals company london that handled the entire logistics. They loaded our entire household into containers and held them until the new house was finally ready. It saved us from the nightmare of unloading into a temporary rental and then reloading again later, making the wait much more bearable.

Like

harrybrook
4 days ago

 exterior home painting project and your advice on prep work was exactly what I needed. It's vital to use high-quality materials to ensure the finish lasts for years

Like

Guest
5 days ago

Quality pressure washing services are essential for seasonal home maintenance. Whether it's removing winter salt or summer pollen, a good wash makes everything feel fresh. I love how easy it is to schedule an appointment through their website.

Like

jannalopez
6 days ago

Leadership capability develops gradually through guided learning. The College of Contract Management incorporates responsibility and decision-making into coursework. Learners gain confidence over time. These skills translate well into professional roles.

Like
bottom of page