ALLERGY SHOW - olympia london 17th - 19th june

[lilsmum]

dont know if any of you know but there is a allergy show at olympia london 17th to 19th june.opening times are 10am to 5pm. i have a leaflet with a order form for tickets for £6 each (£9 ticket on the door)children under 16 go free!

book online....www,allergyshow.co.uk
book on phone...0870 272 0020

there is 45 free seminars
over 100 exhibitors
allergy testing
advice on food allergies

for people with asthma, eczema, sensitive skin, hayfever, food intolerances and allergies.

just thought this may be of some interest to people on this allergy topic

forgot to add, if anyone wants this leaflet i have got to get the discounted tickets, i would be happy to post to them

am trying to arrange a meet -up there. i will be there on the 19th hopefully.

i wont be going misdee, thankfully dd's eczema cleared up, just thought i would put details on here just incase some people didnt know bout it x

anyone going?

Yes misdee. DH and I plan to go separately, one on the Sat and one on the Sun, as some of the seminars aren't repeated. We're lucky enough to have been given some free tickets by someone we know, so this helps. Let me know if you're doing a meet up.

Sods law of course is that dd's skin is so much better!!! Good news of course, but I shall feel a fraud if we take her with us!

Bump and Tickets

£6 in advance (plus 85p cover charge!) or £9 at the door.

i now have 2 pairs of spare tickets. anyone want them?

did anyone go? misdee, was you there today? I went and was quite disapointed to be honest. was small and not worth the £18 (me and dh) really tried haed to get money for tickets aswell could've spent te £18 on some bits for ds1 skin...... bah!!

didnt get to go. dh was feeling rough so didnt want to leave him.

awww hope he's feeling a little better today.

Misdee

Did you know they're planning to put the notes from all the seminars up on the website at some point. This means you could check out the ones that you'd hoped to attend. DH and I went on Sat and Sun (each on one day), primarily for the seminars. They were good, but we were surprised (and pleased) to find that we knew quite a lot of stuff anyway. The health professional ones were actually the most useful.

thats good. my own GP is pretty clued up and we were discussing the pros and cons of portoopic last week. its something that could work well for my dd1, but we both agree that messing about with immune systems isnt the way to goatm, and wait and see how she responds to other treatment first. if we get to the point of having to use stronger creams then its something we'll talk about further.

protopic even lol.