Thank you everyone, back now and I can (very) happily say that the work they did today was NEGATIVE! Horray!
Of course, as she has not had much exposure to nuts there is the chance of a false negative, I do understand that. I know she has had exposure to walnuts before in carrot cake, not to eat the actual nut but has eaten contaminated food. She also eats veggie burgers so no soya issue. He said from the level of reaction today she is not likely to ever develop an allergy and she is also not that atopic, which is also a good thing, means that she will hopefully now start to grow out of the eczema and wheat thing.
But, OMG, she went totally and utterly ballistic. I thought she would actually pop, I had to hold her down throughout which is hideous and she cried and screamed and I thought at one stage she would vomit! Horrible, staff were OK but could not seem to see why she was so upset, I am sure they are used to dealing with older kids that can be bribed.
Now I feel dreadful and very teary. We came home via the shops to get a 'well done' present but since then she has been a total and utter nightmare. I suppose it is to be expected and she is a toddler but OMG, hideous child from hell!! Just total defiance and rudeness. Bleugh. She is now napping so I hope that she wakes up in a better mood.
I know I should be delighted so why do I want to cry??? Maybe it is the relief, maybe just all the stress coming out now.
So, have bought a jar of peanut butter and will test a tiny speck on her lip at the weekend once todays stuff has all warn off and she is feeling more herself. Will let you know how that one goes!
In the meantime THANK YOU SO SO MUCH for all your kind words and support, I cannot tell you how much I relied upon it and took comfort in the fact that there are some pretty special people out there who can raise anyone up when they are stressed and down, even though they are facing the exact same challenges.
SDD fell of her trial this week as well, decided enough was enough. So we went back to a total nut restrictive diet for about, hmmmm, 10 minutes. We are now back on course and i will continue to let you know her progress. We are approaching her 'washout' month where they take her back off the nuts and test IgE afterwards to see what affect it has had. Could be scary. Hope they don't wash her out over Xmas, she was looking forward to a 'real' slice of Xmas cake this year! That would really kill her pig!!
Is it really to early for gin???????