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In this inspiring episode, I sit down with a remarkable musician and educator Kyle Dine who has turned his personal challenges with food allergies into a powerful platform for awareness and advocacy. Join us as Kyle shares his journey of living with food allergies, from his own struggles in childhood to becoming a confident advocate.

Kyle delves into how and why music became a unique and effective medium to spread awareness about food allergies. He discusses how his songs entertain and educate listeners on the realities of managing food allergies, fostering empathy and understanding.

Listeners will hear firsthand accounts of how Kyle navigated his own food allergy management, developing strategies to build confidence and ensure safety. He even describes what it feels like to use his epinephrine injector, in hopes of reducing fear and increasing trust in the treatment. By sharing his experiences, he hopes to empower others to live fully and fearlessly despite their allergies.

www.kyledine.com
www.equaleats.com

Mentioned by Kyle in this episode:
www.foodallergy.org (FARE)
foodallergycanada.ca
www.jacionline.org

Plan ahead for August's Book Club episode now by reading Big, Brave Voice by Emily Reed:
bookshop.org/p/books/big-brave-voice-advice-for-children-living-with-food-allergies-emily-a-reed/21215362?ean=9798822915657

Special thanks to Kyle Dine for permission to use his song The Doghouse for the podcast theme. www.kyledine.com

You can find Dr. Whitehouse at www.DrAmandaWhitehouse.com
or on Facebook (Dr. Amanda Whitehouse, Food Allergy Anxiety Psychologist)