That's terrifying. It's bad enough to have to check labels every single time you buy, but to not even be able to trust the labels?

@LouiseHultcrantz

6 ай бұрын

Ikr, as someone who doesn't have an allergy to anything I take that for granted to just be able to go in and choose whatever I want. Sure I "react" to certain foods I know to avoid but not in a dangerous way

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

Ingredients listed means processed food. It isn't whole foods. You don't see an ingredient list on a bag of brown rice or lentils. Just sayin'...

@LarisseMontrose

6 ай бұрын

@@suzycreemcheeze446 If you're in the states, where this happened, then yes you do see nutritional labels on things like rice too.

@KenHillsh

6 ай бұрын

These libs commenting blamimg this poor woman

@LarisseMontrose

6 ай бұрын

​@@KenHillsh Idk. I think some of these folks are too stupid to have fully formed political views at all. Not right, left, or center...just dumb as a bag of hammers.

I work in grocery store bakery department, and I package these types of things as well as print off important emails for my department. Whoever's job it was to read these emails and notify the store is responsible. They quite frankly ignored the email and it cost this entire store a lawsuit and the life of an innocent person.

@misstriciaskitchen8640

6 ай бұрын

It seems to me this is such an important thing that they needed to do more than just send emails. They should have had in person meetings and phone calls. An innocent person died and both companies are playing the blame game.

@JenelleD12

6 ай бұрын

@@misstriciaskitchen8640Why? Did they require a game plan for how to print a label? Was it important they get together and remind each other just how not having proper labels could bite them in the ass? We can’t really understand where the failure occurred without knowing far more about the whole process. Including whether these sort of ingredient changes happen often. Was this a common occurrence that manufacturers send updated labels due to frequent changes? Have emails been sufficient in the past at informing those in charge? Could this all have simply been an honest mistake that maybe should have been caught by others but wasn’t? Did the company make a conscious decision not to address the change for some lazy or financial reason? Is there a sufficient explanation for why a company would ignore emails from one of their manufacturers? There’s more need to know. While everyone can speculate on blame till they’re blue in the face, we won’t be able to properly understand how this happened until we get the big picture. I do think declaring what should have been done instead is pointless. We don’t know what was done. We don’t know what is usually done. How can anyone say a phone call and meeting should have occurred as if that’s what the right thing to do would have been. Let’s also remember it is possible the failure was at the bottom. The bottom that’s paid usually the bare minimum. For some odd reason companies like to give big responsibility to workers yet pay them as if they aren’t a trusted and important part of the company. Like when there is a plane crash and the issue is traced back to a sloppy mechanic or one who made an honest mistake. Companies love having those guys to blame when in reality, it’s the companies focus on profits and less on proper pay and training and ignoring the realities of overworking people. That’s just speculation of course, but it certainly wouldn’t be surprising if they found a part time worker at the supermarket to lay the blame on.

@MollyHJohns

6 ай бұрын

This is a snowball situation. No way just one person being negligent can lead to such a drastic result. The entire command chain from the top to bottom is involved.

@StrangeScaryNewEngland

6 ай бұрын

@@misstriciaskitchen8640 I stocked shelves for 2 summers working for Hannaford. They don't care and don't take anything seriously at those places. Please, trust me.

@louisejones5773

6 ай бұрын

​​@@courtykatif that food wasn't labeled right whoever handled that cookie before that girl got it is responsible. It's not rockey science. Fault starts where she bought it and up

My friend had a “dairy free”smoothie from his university cafeteria, immediate allergic reaction, he ran to his dorm to get an epipen but died with it in his hand 😢 rest in peace Logan, and rest in peace Órla

@TackyTuesdaysPPP

6 ай бұрын

im so sorry for your loss, that is horrible:(

@jujutrini8412

6 ай бұрын

I thought people who have epipens always carry their epipens, especially when they eat or drink stuff.

@user-tc2lk2bj9p

6 ай бұрын

​@@jujutrini8412not true. People with asthma don't always have their medication nearby. And even when they do, it might have run out. It's just unfortunately terrible when that happens

@jujutrini8412

6 ай бұрын

@@user-tc2lk2bj9p I have asthma. I always have my medication on me. I have a friend who has a bee sting allergy and she always has her epipen. I just thought everyone was like that. Obviously not.

@Giantly

6 ай бұрын

​@@jujutrini8412 So true !!!

This is so heartbreaking.😢 This has happened to me and I’m lucky to be alive. People don’t realize that epi pens don’t always work. I carry two and I’ve still had to be rushed to the ER. No matter how careful you are it will still happen. You can’t grow everything you eat. You have to buy some of your ingredients and can’t know every possible cross contamination. I went into anaphylactic shock walking down a grocery aisle that had a torn bag full of the seed I’m allergic to that had gone airborne with the air conditioning system. You take your life in your hands every time you leave your house when you have a life threatening allergy, but you shouldn’t be blamed for dying when you take precautions and someone else’s mistake takes your life.

@lilyrose4191

6 ай бұрын

Blessing to you and to all with allergies 😰😢🙏

@zachm241

5 ай бұрын

You should always go to the ER following the use of an Epi Pen, the Epinephrine's treatment is temporary and symptoms can return, so please get yourself to medical supervision if ever you use another one

@Timbothetimetravelingman

5 ай бұрын

Damn, we aren't that lucky though

@KiKi-tf8rv

4 ай бұрын

@@zachm241 Oh, I do. Unfortunately, this isn’t a new issue for me. It’s much scarier when you have to be rushed to the ER because the epi didn’t work, though. Thankfully, ERs take this *very* seriously and work as quickly as the can.

Peanuts are a major allergy item. Every food manufacturer knows this. If you are going to add a peanuts into your product, you need to take extra precautions that it is not only labeled but be in larger bold warning letters.

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

Are vaccines grand? Creating life-threatening allergic reactions one prick at a time... 💉 🙄

@skywalker6648

6 ай бұрын

Except in this case it was NOT the manufacturer's fault. They did have the correct label (included the ingredient) in place. It was the store she bought the cookies from that re-labeled it and for some reason, failed to list the ingredient on the package. Go figure. Either way, no one with certain food allergies should trust merchants 100% on taking those "extra precautions". They should only eat and make their own snacks, eat their own created meals and only if they must, only go to places they know well and the places know them to get meals. Perhaps in the future, they can use a food scan of some sort.

@user-wz8gj4mc4q

6 ай бұрын

so the person with the allergy shouldn't be the one taking precautions?

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

@@user-wz8gj4mc4q NO!!!!! TRUST CORPORATIONS WITH YOUR LIFE! 🥴

@7531monkey

6 ай бұрын

Thats the way the cookie crumbles.

For those blaming this woman, the Epi pen did not work. It does not always either and I know that all too well.

@MariaMaria-sr8zg

6 ай бұрын

That's horrible.

@michaelwarzinski5078

6 ай бұрын

SO therefore the family should really be suing the manufacturer of EpiPen, since the medicine failed her!

@Doge10YT

6 ай бұрын

​@@michaelwarzinski5078Not all cures work with all people. They literally go over this in the video.

@Codi892

6 ай бұрын

If my allergy was so severe that even an epipen wouldn't work, I would never eat outside food.

@josefstalin9678

6 ай бұрын

​@@michaelwarzinski5078its not that the epipen wasnt strong enough, its just not guaranteed to work, for anyone. Just like chemotherapy, for example

I once bought a "twix cookie" but once I bit into it I found out it was a snicker's cookie. It was a store label so they put the wrong sticker on the wrong cookie. I myself am not allergic to peanuts but I know my best friend is and I can't stand the idea of what could've happened to someone with a peanut allergy. So I immediately called the store, told them what happened and what the possible consequences could be. I also told them to check ALL the Twix and Snicker's cookies they packaged in case more got switched up.

@jujutrini8412

6 ай бұрын

Tell your friend not to eat store bought baked goods. They can’t be trusted not to contain peanuts.

@thatlittlegingerr

6 ай бұрын

@@jujutrini8412 most can here. But that was story packaged, not factory packaged.

@CalmClamFam

6 ай бұрын

⁠@@jujutrini8412tell yourself to never go outside because people can’t be trusted

@jujutrini8412

6 ай бұрын

@@CalmClamFam Maybe if your child had a food allergy you might think differently. I am grateful I don’t have any of these worries as myself and my family don’t suffer from them.

@TechSavy-je4tp

6 ай бұрын

So you bought a rebranded twix that wasn't a twix.

My cousin had a peanut allergy and she never ate anything made in a grocery store or not made by her or her mother. My Aunt would always bring my cousin's food to every family event.

She is the victim, not the perpetrator. So many comments judging what she should have, could have done, or not do. It's not her fault the food was not properly labeled. I nearly died when I was 22. Her life was only starting, and it ended. I hope her family gets justice.

@HarrypAhsokaT1231

6 ай бұрын

Probably libertarians saying stuff like that.

@StrangeScaryNewEngland

6 ай бұрын

Only thing I'll say is she should've been making her own food and snacks with certified nut and allergen-free base ingredients, since she was old enough to know how to cook. Never trust strangers

@imperfectly_megan

6 ай бұрын

She was only 25 and she just wanted to enjoy a cookie. So sad. I have many food sensitivities (painful if eat/drink the wrong thing) and I understand just wanting to enjoy something that is supposed to be fine.

@roetilliceline2917

6 ай бұрын

I'm sorry but there are 8 Billion people in this world. The world can't adapt to each one of us, we have to adapt to it. Even if those cookies were not intended to have nuts in them, they still come in contact with other ingredients during production. Anyone who has severe allergies needs to understand that.

@boycott2720

6 ай бұрын

@@roetilliceline2917 Which is why they are LEGALLY required to notify of the possible of that contact. Are you really that impaired?

I have a mild peanut allergy (gives me a rash) and a few months ago I bought a slice of carrot cake at a store that is sugar free, gluten and dairy free and it had peanuts in it. I had bought it once before and it had walnuts but this time it was peanuts and sunflower seeds. When I looked at the description on their instagram page it still said walnuts. When I complained about it they reimbursed me the almost $7 and that was it. They just said oh yes we are now using peanuts. I explained to them how important it was to let people know because of allergies. They couldn’t care less. These types of tragedies can definitely be avoided if people were serious about listing their ingredients truthfully. My condolences to her family.

@mightytaiger3000

6 ай бұрын

I would email a link to this video or print an article about this and mail it to them. Adding “this is why accurate and updated labeling is important”. It isn’t even about them, it’s about the people that could potentially buy from them and suffer due to the store’s negligence. Perhaps then it will click. Even though you don’t have a deadly allergy, if you kept coming in contact with peanuts (unbeknownst or not) sometimes an allergy can get worse and become deadly. So, you’re absolutely correct. Labeling is important and changes in label even more so.

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

No matter what, always assume that strangers don't give a shit about other strangers and act accordingly.

@ThomasSawyers

6 ай бұрын

Your comment is basically "me me me me me me me me...oh yeah condolences"

@calamity0.o

6 ай бұрын

​@ThomasSawyers you are a pot calling a kettle black

@ThomasSawyers

6 ай бұрын

@@calamity0.o at what point did I talk about myself? Do you just have no brain activity sweetheart? Liking your own comments too I see 💀

As a mom of a son with peanut allergies this is sp scary. My deepest condolences to this lovely dancer's family.

@duncan3998

6 ай бұрын

It's beyond absurdity how someone can die from peanuts??

@tiredsocks

6 ай бұрын

​@@duncan3998do you not know what an allergy is or

@BxBxProductions

5 ай бұрын

​@@duncan3998weak genes or inadequate exposure to a varied diet from an early age.

@thepinkestpigglet7529

5 ай бұрын

​@@duncan3998 immune system overreaction basically

My wife is deathly allergic to nuts and mushrooms. I have lost count of the times she had a reaction from food she was assured to be safe. I learned that many restaurants use mushroom based ' vegan gravy ' because it's cheaper than the real thing

@eileenmcdonald1599

6 ай бұрын

What are you babbling

@avelynn5976

6 ай бұрын

​@@eileenmcdonald1599 illiterate

@crowqueenamps

6 ай бұрын

​@@eileenmcdonald1599 It's an example of how easy coming into contact with food allergens can be. Practice a little reading comprehension here.

@USMCasper

5 ай бұрын

What is real vegan gravy?

@riot057

5 ай бұрын

What is the real thing?

She was only 25. I'm so sorry for her family and friends. Such a sad, avoidable mistake. The CEO dude lied on camera too. That company warned the grocery store of the ingredient changes. Someone's going down for this.

@_zoid

6 ай бұрын

That guy was born to be a CEO. He clearly doesn't care about the poor girl, he spends more time deflecting blame than at least pretending to appear sympathetic.

@yagga8885

6 ай бұрын

@@_zoidthis! 🎯

@bingbong9076

6 ай бұрын

Unfortunately no one will, someone will pay a fine of a few grand and pay out a lawsuit settlement, as much as I personally think someone should be in prison for this, that isnt how the justice system treats corporate responsibility.

@smrk2452

6 ай бұрын

The CEO is making so much money by not paying his workers a livable wage. Most people feel they don’t get paid enough to care!

@ghettoasmrisangrymanchild1852

6 ай бұрын

She could have just not ate cookies knowing they can kill her lol

This is why my daughter only buys ingredients with a very specific "certified gluten free" label, or she doesn't trust it at all. She has a highly sensitive version of Celiac's disease, and she will get horribly ill from gluten. Nothing worse than seeing your kid bent over ill over something that could have been prevented - other than death. Sorry for the loss of this beautiful, talented young lady.

@dlbstl

6 ай бұрын

My granddaughter is the same way. It is a struggle sometimes to find a restaurant that can be trusted that their gluten-free item is really gluten free. She can't get pizza out because the cross-contamination in the air will contaminate the gluten-free pizza.

@mynameisworld

6 ай бұрын

Did you learn nothing from this video? Labels can be wrong.

@IngameAnimation

6 ай бұрын

if you've never worked at a resturant, Let me just suggest to you to never eat out again in your life lol.

@boycott2720

6 ай бұрын

You can't even trust that. I just bought a product that was "certified" by one of the supposedly good groups. Then in small print on the package it said "processed on machinery that is also used to process wheat". I called the company, and they made the excuse that Celiac was NOT an allergy and since that was and allergy warning, they could ignore it. It was NOT an allergy warning. And they did not even know that the same amount of gluten can trigger both Celiac and allergies. It is disgusting what they get away with. I complained to the FDA but they will probably do nothing. So much for the "certified gluten free" labels they tell us to look for.

@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403

6 ай бұрын

@@mynameisworld Of course labels can be wrong. But people have to eat, right? So it's a matter of minimizing risk and having a backup plan in the even you ate something making you allergic. For example: * when you can, it's better to make your own food. Does that guarantee you won't have problems? No, like you said, labels can be wrong. But at least you made the food, so you're going to make sure there's no cross contamination and try to use products that don't have the thing that makes you allergic. But there's no guarantees even with that. So... * you need to have epi pens everywhere. And multiple of them. In your home. In your bag. In your car. Everywhere. And then that means you need to replace all of them when they expire, which is a pain, but it is what it is. * if eating out, go to places that don't have the thing that makes you allergic. For example, if you're allergic to fish, go to steak houses, but first call and ask if they can handle fish allergies. And again, take an epi pen with you just in case. Your strategy obviously can't be, "Since labels could be wrong, don't trust them" because you'll be left eating ice cubes!

As someone with food allergies who has to read those labels anytime I go shopping this is both scary and unforgivable. It's already hard enough to find good food that you can eat and now you can't even have confidence that the label your reading is even correct.

@DonnaDeeTube

6 ай бұрын

make your own food and stop whining

@ms.pirate

6 ай бұрын

​@@DonnaDeeTube you do realize the ingredients you have to make can contain some allergents too. Also, no one has time to prepare food! For most, it would probably take 2 hours! Being mindful of someone's allergen is important! Especially for mass production! I hope you never work around food or make labels for food!

@darthkek1953

6 ай бұрын

Here's a thing... buy food whose list of ingredients is one ingredient. Processed food is likely where your allergies come from in the first place. Cut it all out and eat only single-ingredient items.

@todayslist37737

6 ай бұрын

@@darthkek1953 that's not available everywhere

@DonnaDeeTube

6 ай бұрын

I find time to make meals from scratch for my family, and if they had deadly allergies, it would be my full time job. If you're too busy to care to cook for yourself, don't blame the rest of the healthy population. It's called Darwinism. @@ms.pirate

$100 says they didn't want to change the labels because it would be too much of a headache and management was told to push what they already had in stock.

@stevenroshni1228

6 ай бұрын

Execpt the warning was six months prior

@bufficliff8978

5 ай бұрын

They probably didn't read the email. Emails suck and half of adults grew up Lowkey post email. I don't read emails.

@K000H

5 ай бұрын

@@bufficliff8978 If it's your job to read emails then you damn well better read those emails. Especially if you're working with food or medicine. I don't really use emails either, but everyone knows emails are used for official, important business. The fact they were sent an email, means they had a known email that was intended for such things as making sure labels were updated and more. No one is gonna send them this info in DMs on tiktok. Pure negligence.

@DonnaDeeTube

5 ай бұрын

uhh if she knew the risk why take it

My sister in law died when she ate Chinese takeout, they changed their cooking oil to peanut oil and didn’t post it anywhere. It’s sad people don’t understand.

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

...which is why we have to take matters into our own hands and protect ourselves.

@deydreamer

6 ай бұрын

You're lying. Peanut oil is incredibly refined and will not trigger allergic reactions.

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

@@deydreamer I am wondering about that myself.

@eileenmcdonald1599

6 ай бұрын

Guess again

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

@@eileenmcdonald1599 Guess about WHAT? I would expect Capricorns to be more precise, ❄

I feel so bad for her and her family. She did everything right by checking the label. I cant imagine the fear she went through on her last minutes. I send my prayers to her, her family and friends.

@StrangeScaryNewEngland

6 ай бұрын

She actually did everything wrong. She shouldn't have been eating any baked good from any store or bakery, unless the entire facility or bakery was made just as a nut-free facility, ONLY for people with nut allergies. I don't even know if a place like that exists.

@jbeauty4150

6 ай бұрын

​@@StrangeScaryNewEnglandobviously she'd eaten store bought food her entire life. She shouldn't be blamed for this. She's literally dead. Do you understand that? All because of a label.

@catie5939

6 ай бұрын

​​@@StrangeScaryNewEngland she was twenty five. A lot of twenty five year olds "do everything wrong", ît still shouldn't be a death sentence to buy cookies at the store. Are you even a human being, where on earth is your empathy? Blaming a dead person for *eating a cookie* is absolutely bizarre behavior.

@TheTardisDreamer

6 ай бұрын

​​@@j.y.3604There's a big difference though between traces of peanuts, and peanuts being straight up used as a main ingredient. Having peanuts as a main ingredient is much more likely to cause a severe reaction. I know of people who are allergic to peanuts but not if it's only trace amounts. It's really bad to not put peanuts on a label when it's a main ingredient, and it's not her fault they didn't follow the basic guidelines.

@catie5939

6 ай бұрын

@@j.y.3604 you are absolutely blaming the victim by saying, "if it were me..." If you were her, you would have done exactly the same thing because it *is an incredibly easy thing to have happen to you*. You don't have to be an a-hole. It's completely unnecessary, and yet you chose to compare yourself to a dead girl in order to comfort yourself that this could never happen to you. It's sick.

I remember having a classmate who has a similar problem with peanuts. He said his mom had him try something without telling him what was in it and it put him in the ER for like a week. Really sucks to have to be scared of eating anything.

@oldhag2881

6 ай бұрын

WOW! Mom of the year!

@heybrowhatup

6 ай бұрын

So his Mom knew of his problem, but did it anyway? Clearly she did this for a reason. Do the math.

@Ultimatelocke

6 ай бұрын

​@@heybrowhatup You sound like an idiot for real. People make mistakes, just look at you for example.

@Tsukkiinnaart

6 ай бұрын

That can be attempted murder

I've developed an allergy to peanuts last year and I feel so bad for her, because I also have suffered reactions due to some inaccurate labelling, it is terrible to know as a consumer that companies are not transparent in the ingredients that they use knowing that so many people are allergic and can even die. I hope her family can get justice, but no amount of money will replace her loss.

I’d be afraid to eat baked goods, period, if I had a severe allergy like that. That’s terrifying.

@shanefsr6609

6 ай бұрын

without question,

@p.a.g3357

6 ай бұрын

I have an allergy like this so I just take a small nibble and see what happens. Then eat it a bit later lol

@turkizno

6 ай бұрын

yeah this case screams Natasha's Law.

@0O0-dm3tk

5 ай бұрын

Yea especially if you can see peanuts on the surface of the thing

@krashd

5 ай бұрын

@@p.a.g3357 You don't have an allergy like that one, a person with a nut allergy can go into anaphylactic shock if someone is so much as eating peanuts near them and they inhale particulates. If a nut allergy sufferer nibbled something containing nuts their throat would swell up and they would asphyxiate.

From a mom who has a daughter with severe food allergies (including peanuts)Please make your food at home and only shop at allergy friendly stores. My condolences to the family. This is a tragedy

@miki_9034

6 ай бұрын

@@interstate3551 I don't see anything wrong with her comments that deserve your foul response. If you don't have anything better to say just shut up.

@kathleenardrey5094

6 ай бұрын

Whoa. A rude, crude, cruel, uniformed and heartless comment. You are not perfect. People are allergic to many things; be aware, or at least be educated and decent about it. Damn-you are cold.@@interstate3551

@user-xm2dx1gm4k

6 ай бұрын

@@interstate3551🌽

@ingGS

6 ай бұрын

When I worked at a kitchen in college this was one of the things the training focused on the most, we could not share anything from the allergy-free station to the rest of the kitchen, it was very serious.

@LaraCroftEyes1

6 ай бұрын

She stating facts.

OmG... lam so sorry for that girl and her family... my deepest condolences.... so devastating.... l wish that there will come a time for healing for you as much as possible...

I worked with a lady whose kindergarten age son was severely allergic to peanuts . She went to talk to the school principal and teacher before school started to discuss what precautions would have to be followed.They told her that the school couldn’t or wouldn’t be able to comply with the requirements. She quit work and volunteered as a teachers helper to make sure her son could attend school safely.

@eileenmcdonald1599

6 ай бұрын

And

@beckyshell4649

6 ай бұрын

@@eileenmcdonald1599 And she was my coworker ,she quit ,that’s all I know.Just a story about the school not being able or willing to step up .

@someguy4844

6 ай бұрын

@@beckyshell4649are they getting the paid the amount they need to take up that much more responsibility? Yea no. Some other little kids shares a snack and suddenly that kid is in the hospital. Not a teachers fault for not being able to watch 24/7. It was moms responsibility and she realized this. Kudos.

@todayslist37737

6 ай бұрын

I used to know of a few "peanut free" classes in grade schools. I'm not sure if all parents voluntarily went along of if the school just told them.

@theraven.4

5 ай бұрын

​@@someguy4844Honestly, the only thing they could have realistically done is watch over the child like the other children. Assuming that the allergy is purely consumption it would be primarily on the child to avoid consuming any products outside what was provided to them.

As a professional baker I can tell you, I would never eat store bought baked items if I had severe allergies, you work with several ingredients for various recipes, and even if the recipe doesn’t have nuts, they can still show up in a product. Labels should always have this warning. Not blaming anyone, just saying, use caution. .

@crptnite

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, cross-contamination is virtually impossible to avoid. You really need to be working in a special facility, completely free of allergens altogether.

@StrangeScaryNewEngland

6 ай бұрын

You're 100 percent right. I worked as a cook in a high-end restaurant for a handful of years, and the amount of people who came in with horrendous allergies was ridiculous. Some were to the point where their food almost had to be made in a decontaminated sterile bubble. If they can't eat normal food or can't have their food prepared around other food, they need to stay home.

@Emily7778

6 ай бұрын

This. I just commented the same thing, I also worked in restaurants and there was constant cross contamination, especially between gluten and non gluten items. Actually one time we had to call 911 because one of the line cooks didn’t change their gloves while preparing the customers gluten free meal

@alyssa0411

6 ай бұрын

@@Emily7778 That person had an allergic reaction to something that was cross contaminated during the making of their meal. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder triggered by eating gluten. When someone with celiac disease eats gluten, their immune system attacks the lining of the small intestine, leading to malabsorption of nutrients. Over time, this can result in serious complications such as nutritional deficiencies, anemia, osteoporosis, and even an increased risk of certain cancers.

@chegadesuade

6 ай бұрын

That's taking too much liability away from food producers. They have a responsibility to list not only the ingredients and to label the allergens in those ingredients, but also allergens the food may have come in cross-contact with during production. This is why the ingredients label typically says "may also contain ______"

My condolences to the family.

@MattR73421

6 ай бұрын

Shoutout to her family.

I'm not blaming her but people who are very sensitive to allergies such as peanuts should not be eating junks or eating out. They should be very picky with their food and stick with what they know instead of taking risk with your life with an unknown food.

@Texass117

6 ай бұрын

Natural selection

@someguy4844

6 ай бұрын

well she had it before. so she did stick to what she knows

@someguy4844

6 ай бұрын

@@Texass117 funny enough these people would have died in the past and not passed their genes on. now these survivors pass on their conditions to future bloodlines

@moaningpheromones

5 ай бұрын

people who type 'junks' shouldn't be typing.

Why do people want to blame this young lady? What a sick society.😢

@Ash_NuggTato

6 ай бұрын

It literally says what kind of cookie it is, she didn't see those nuts?

@dawnchesbro4189

6 ай бұрын

It was labeled as a Florentine cookie , but the ingredients didn't state it contained peanuts. Her friends said she checked the label and the company who makes the cookies said they recently changed from using soybeans to peanuts. So a-not every florentine contains nuts as evidenced by the company using soybeans, b- she checked the label, c-she CHECKED THE LABEL that is mandated by law to list all ingredients and potential allergy risks, d- she ate something that was mislabeled and died. So tell me how are you victim blaming. @Ash_NuggTato

@jevvibabeeh

6 ай бұрын

Right.

@TopHatNat

6 ай бұрын

It's said as a cautionary comment to others that have severe allergies that can kill them. You have to be super careful and not risk trusting labels.

@temperedhunt590

6 ай бұрын

​@@dawnchesbro4189 Lmfao for someone who has a very deadly allergy, you would have thought she would have been extra careful with what she eats. Why risk eating something that gets cross contaminated when it's being made in factories??? I wouldn't have gambled on these labels, wouldn't have trusted it one bit.

I have several severe reactions and allergens to so many various foods and rely heavily on labels to understand what's safe and what isn't-- and even then, I have to be cautious as so many labels will be vague about things like "spices", "natural flavors", and "artificial flavors". Such gross negligence and mismanagement cost this lovely woman her life.

@flingonber

6 ай бұрын

What's really weird is that when it says "natural flavors", the stuff they're talking about literally comes in a big box full of powder that says stuff like "Sugar Cookie Natural Flavor" or "Tropical Natural Flavor". Those are actual flavors we used to use at a factory I was working in that made tea. It's not anything that's identifiable as a food.

@DonnaDeeTube

5 ай бұрын

maybe make your own food and stop relying on strangers to label things correctly if your life is at risk. You're just incredibly foolish. I'm sure you're saying "I shouldn't have to live my life as a white American that can't just go eat whatever I want in the supermarket" so you're entitled and foolish.

The supplier told the store they changed the ingredients. The store repackaged the cookies with their label. I don't think you can blame the people who made the cookies and sold them in bulk. 🍪

@mysteriousjz

6 ай бұрын

Nor the store can be blamed if they put the new label. But, this report says the old label was on it. Either way, there might be questions as to the original supplier/baker not putting new labels on the packages at inception

@inflation1139

6 ай бұрын

The ones that make the cookies are to blame. Easy as that.

@chouseification

6 ай бұрын

@@mysteriousjz they sell IN BULK. If you're repackaging such a product, it's up to the repackager to apply correct labels. Read the NLEA sometime... it's really clear about such things.

@kevinmanan1304

6 ай бұрын

Honestly maybe if you have food allergies to not eat finished products. Yeah it’s a life of cooking, but she’d still be alive.

@inflation1139

6 ай бұрын

@chouseification its up to the one that FKIN MADE THE COOKIES to be honest about whats in them. No way the person that packaged them could know the ingredients. You people are delusional. If i baked a cake and gave it to you but didnt tell you i put weed in it, then you gave it to your family, who's to blame , ME OR YOU!???

Such a beautiful and talented young lady. So incredibly sad.

Why would a person with bad food allergies eat a store bought cookie? Why risk it, this is what happens when you trust everything and question nothing!

@todayslist37737

6 ай бұрын

Because most humans like cookies. People with allergies are still people

Sad. She was killed by a cookie. Very irresponsible of them not change the label after they had been sent an email explaining changes to the recipe along with an amended ingredient list. I know that it can’t bring this young lady back, but someone needs to be held responsible for this.

@just_a_turtle_chad

6 ай бұрын

I wonder how many boosters she had prior to this tragedy.

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

@@just_a_turtle_chad DING DING DING!!!!! Her immune system went haywire because she already had that allergy. But the Epi-Pen didn't work. The bioweapon DID work, however. 😑

@anonymous-cq7wj

6 ай бұрын

@@suzycreemcheeze446Shut Upppppp!

@JM-iu5wc

6 ай бұрын

As someone with just as severe allergies as this woman, this comment, though maybe ‘well intentioned’ is really invalidating to how dangerous anaphylaxis is. I’ve almost died multiple times 10+ years before covid due to allergic reactions and it’s important people realize just how dangerous it is.

@Andre_Jordan

6 ай бұрын

​@@suzycreemcheeze446 The reaction happened immediately no EpiPen was even used.

My heart goes out to anyone with severe allergies. I have a severe allergy to seafood, but that is a little easier to avoid than nuts. It seems it would be so hard to find certain things without nuts. Even Fruity Pebbles contains tree nuts, lots of batter for fried chicken places contain nuts. Stay safe out there guys. 😢😢

@DonnaDeeTube

5 ай бұрын

instead of your heart going out to them, maybe a brain could. Don't eat food you dont make if you want to live. Sorry society doesn't cater to those who wouldnt have lived a month 100 years ago. But you have to take care of yourself. Don't expect some 16 year old printing ingredient labels to have your allergies in mind. He doesn't care.

I had to deal with this with my children when they were young. What my kids eventually did, was NOT eat cookies and other common foods that had typically had their allergen. They didn't take a chance regardless of the label.

@DonnaDeeTube

5 ай бұрын

that's smart. If kids have such severe allergies, they really shouldn't eat things that weren't made specifically for them. My friend almost died on a basketball court because her mom grabbed her a granola bar that had dairy in it.

This is so scary & absolutely terrible. My condolences to all her family & loved ones.

Horrible way to die, and the fact that it was preventable makes it that much more sad. My thoughts go out to her and her family

@DonnaDeeTube

5 ай бұрын

yeah she couldve not eaten that cookie since she knew the risk

$11.27 for less than a pound of cookies, that's a crime right there.

@TwoLeggedTriceratops

6 ай бұрын

Yep, robbed of her wallet and her life. Sad.

@user-jc8rz2jj9r

6 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing! I would never be stupid enough to pay that for a cookie.

@ruthcarter946

6 ай бұрын

Hey that price was on the same label where it says "nuts" in the ingredients.

@mightytaiger3000

6 ай бұрын

@@user-jc8rz2jj9rbut you are definitely stupid enough to grasp at straws to make a comment alluding at your alleged intellectual superiority over a woman you’ve never met and who has tragically passed. If you’re broke, just say that.

@mightytaiger3000

6 ай бұрын

Men are not funny and don’t understand comedic timing either.

I'm crying. My heart is so sad for this young girl. My sincere condolences to her family, friends and loved ones.❤❤😢😢

This is heartbreaking! So sorry!

I used to work at a food production facility, and i remember that the package didn't have an allergen on it. The owner asked for a voluntary recall, and i got to spend two weeks stickering the updated allergen sticker to the packets. Thankful we noticed it before anything tragic like this happened

@wailinglee1335

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for being so responsible!

@KiKi-tf8rv

6 ай бұрын

You all saved some lives, that’s for sure!!🙏❤️

@sharit7970

6 ай бұрын

Nice to hear they handled it responsibly!

Beautiful girl. So tragic 💔

Life is so fragile, let's treasure it while we have it.

How do we not have a small device that can detect ingredients like peanuts

So sad. I’ve had severe reactions to peanuts and I know how bad this can be. So sad for this young lady.

So sorry to hear this. Only 25 had was living her dream. And Stew Leonard Jr himself lied on camera?!? Don’t think I’ll ever go to a Stew Leonard store again.

@rensinclair4218

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, I'm pretty sure this is it for them. That video will be infamous.

@GrainneDhub-ll6vw

6 ай бұрын

They didn't even mention in the video that Órla Baxendale had just won the leading role in Alice in Wonderland for the upcoming national tour with MOMIX, a highly respected contemporary dance company since the early 1980s. I've seen them several times since the 1980s and they are *a-maz-ing.* Truly a dream come true for a dancer to win a leading role with them. She must have been walking on air (if you've ever seen MOMIX, you won't doubt that a MOMIX dancer could indeed pull off such a feat).

Goodness this is truly heartbreaking. Allergies need to be taken seriously!

as sad and absolutely maddening as this is to hear, we should all learn from this terrible tragedy now that for those with allergies, you absolutely CANNOT trust stores, what will i do then you ask? i honestly dont know, i really dont, all i can say is the main takeaway here is you just simply cannot trust stores and certain restaurants anymore, all it takes is the mistake and fuck up of ONE person who forgets or improperly labels the items

smh. she must have been so scared in her last moments.

@erikacook3056

6 ай бұрын

That is so sad to think about.

@elchamber

6 ай бұрын

I can imagine her last moments. She was probably wondering if it was an allergy reaction at first. She checked the label again. She's freaking out. It didn't make sense.

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

Not really. You feel totally bliss.

@Sweetamber222

6 ай бұрын

@@suzycreemcheeze446 nah. I mean before she gets to nirvana. When her ego becomes hyper aware and she’s overcome with panic. That part. 😐🙁

@rensinclair4218

6 ай бұрын

​@@suzycreemcheeze446go

Packaging is soo important for people like us who have serious allergic reactions to nuts

@StrangeScaryNewEngland

6 ай бұрын

You should think about not eating food from bakeries, sandwich shops, restaurants, etc.

@StrangeScaryNewEngland

6 ай бұрын

Also, I'm not saying that you do, indeed go eat at those places

@dave46459

6 ай бұрын

Only weak people have allergies

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

You're foolish if you place your trust on people who don't care about faceless customers. Make your own food. Don't get vaccinated.

@OrangeCat1992

6 ай бұрын

Labeling is important for everyone who has allergies full stop. It’s the law. It’s not just nut allergies that can kill you.

I work in a bakery in the UK and everything which is sold HAS to have an allergen statement and if it's packed before being displayed, has to have a label with all the ingredients on it. A law was passed in the UK, called Natasha's Law, after a young girl called Natasha (of course) who had died after eating a sandwich which contained sesame seeds - there was nothing on the packaging which stated ingredients. Also on all packaging, allergens are highlighted in bold text and a statement on products which are produced in factories handling nuts, milk, eggs etc. The product may say something like: Not suitable for people with nut allergies as nuts are present in the factory. Maybe the US needs a law like that!

@EinsteinsHair

6 ай бұрын

In the US packaged foods are generally well labeled, with a list of ingredients, then a list of potential common allergens, and the notice: processed in a facility that also processes ... But some things fall into the cracks. Such as here, where the bakery and store chain are blaming each other. Some ingredients can be a bit vague, "spices," or "natural and artificial coloring."

If a cookie is called "100% preventable" you should always think twice.

A lot of victim blaming in these replies. Edit: And do not say she should only eat food made at home. Hold corporations accountable so people with allergies can buy food out like the rest of us. Especially since she was away on a TRIP, how could she make food at home? Most hotels don't have a full kitchen.

@Tortilla.Reform

6 ай бұрын

Right? It’s wild, butter right wing energy, lots of pull yourself up by your bootstraps rhetoric about an allergy. These idiots literally saying “never trust any food you didn’t make yourself” 😂

@Dovelunalove

6 ай бұрын

@@sirfishalot9761peanuts are not a common cookie ingredient if you listen closely the story is about Her allergy to *peanuts. the reporter misspoke when saying eggs.

@mar25947

6 ай бұрын

Yup, and they are all weak,poorly constructed victim blaming arguments. Where is the compassion and concern?

@audraarndt1824

6 ай бұрын

I know, its sad. Shouldnt be that hard to list ingredients!!

@a.evelyn5498

6 ай бұрын

@sirfishalot9761 Unintelligent & un-empathetic response.

Such a sad ending to a beautiful woman.

That’s truly tragic, this young woman had her whole life ahead of her and was already pursuing her dreams.. and for it all to end because someone didn’t properly label cookies. Condolences to her family.

@Bella-wp7wz

6 ай бұрын

This is so scary, the company should be held accountable

This is so sad - my prayers are with her family and friends

When i was a kid in school, (70's) the main staple kids took was pb &j. Why do all these kids have pnut allergies now? What caused this?

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉💉

@macsdf1

6 ай бұрын

mutant x genes

@RavensWings11

6 ай бұрын

There has been a considerable increase in toxins in our surroundings in the last couple decades. In our food, our products; etc. It's effecting a lot, it wouldn't be surprising if it effected allergies too.

@temperedhunt590

6 ай бұрын

​@suzycreemcheeze446 lmfao how's that tin foil hat??? Not too tight I hope.

@bobmazzi7435

6 ай бұрын

Back then, the kids that had severe allergies, died. Today we identify the problem and if the kid manages to survive the first encounter, s/he has a good chance of living a happy life. Plus, we avoid known allergens for babies and then test if a family has any suspicion. I also have a suspicion that we have sensitized kids with exposing them to so many chemicals in childhood that we induce allergies. It is very possible to be too clean.

they usually have a warning label because peanut allergies are lethal

@turkizno

6 ай бұрын

Natasha's Law. it's a major law every food industry worker has to learn in the UK, so when they said the girl moved from there, I immediately knew she was safe in UK because it is a big ordeal there nowadays, if the law is not upheld. Obviously because the law was named after a girl that died from the same thing.

@chubby371

5 ай бұрын

they should make it a "must" to have warning labels for such information.

Absolutely horrible. I'm so sorry beautiful dancer ❤ Condolences to her family and loved ones.

My condolences. She seemed that a very likeable and loving person.

I have a deadly egg allergy and this is the exact reason I only eat things I have made my self. Because the risk is to great for me

Stew Leonard is at fault

@GabrielV.-wk4xy

6 ай бұрын

They knew that they changed the order of the ingredients. They just wanted to see someone die. Now all the CEO will do will lay on his couch in his huge house and enjoy his life while the victim's family have to grieve and live with the loss of her for the rest of their lives. Shame on the people behind Stew Leonard!

@encinobalboa

6 ай бұрын

If supplier can't prove that supplier communication of ingredient change took place, then it is not so clear the store is at fault. For example, store can claim mail was lost. Store can claim emails went to spam. Store can dispute contents of telephone calls.

@zoilalulu3798

6 ай бұрын

@@encinobalboa They emailed them, and if it went to spam, it's Stew Leonard's responsibility to check their spam messages.

@randygreen007

6 ай бұрын

@@encinobalboamultiple emails were sent by the supplier. They have proof of this.

@yoloswaggins1579

6 ай бұрын

​@@encinobalboaemails can be checked from one party or the mail provider with timestamps. It's admissible as evidence. Spam excuses won't work. At best they can chalk it up to an accident.

My heart goes out to her and her family 😢❤❤ so sorry for your loss 💐😔👼🏼💐

if you are that allergic to a commonly used ingredient, you shouldnt be trusting labels, no cooking or labeling system is perfect

I can't even imagine the heartbreak and sorry the family is experiencing right now.

Condolences to her family 🙏

Deepest condolences to the family & loved ones.

Such a sad story. Condolences to the family. R.I.P young lady. 😑

What a beautiful young lady,.this is so very sad.❤

This is horrific, heartbreaking and heartbreaking. What a beautiful girl....I hate this for her family 😢 Shame on you, company!!!!!

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

Okay, now what?

As someone who has worked in the food space I would avoid any food product that is repackaged at the store if you have allergies that are life threatening. It’s very hard to prevent cross contamination and you’re relying on a store to quality check ingredients against their own labels.

only to have her life cut short by a sudden allergic reaction is truly heartbreaking..

This is another case of a large company figuring out it is cheaper to pay a lawyer than to spend the money to relabel everything.

@stevenroshni1228

6 ай бұрын

More like neglect. They'll have to relabel everything now or the next lawsuit will be 10X worse because now they knew

There is a ridiculous amount of peanut and other severe allergies in the US. That is not normal and that isn't the case all around the world. Something's wrong with our diet or something else.

@juliefuraitor5610

6 ай бұрын

Back when I was in school, I did not know one student in school with a peanut allergy. Almost every day there was a huge stainless steel bowl of peanut butter mixed with butter set out on a table to make a sandwich with.

@didgeridude8430

6 ай бұрын

True, but she was a foreigner. Ingredients need to be labeled everywhere.

@jennifercooper3846

6 ай бұрын

Yes, you’re right, but this young lady was from the UK. 1/29/24

@trevordonaldson7634

6 ай бұрын

She wasn't American, but whatever you say. Is she just an outlier? Or do you actually just have no actual basis for what you're saying about severe food allergies outside of US.

@rhyothemisprinceps1617

6 ай бұрын

There's more allergies and they are more severe (evidenced by increase in ER visits), there's more eczema, more asthma, more eosinophilic esophagitis, and more Celiac (but that's not an atopic condition, it's autoimmune). I think the increase in atopy might relate to a reduction in exposure to ectoparasites (lice, bedbugs, etc.) - IDK if that applies to Celiac, though. Another interesting thing is that human body temperature has been decreasing since the Industrial Revolution, based on US historical medical records.

That’s scary stuff! Hard to imagine that killing somebody! 😖

With allergies that severe, she should not have been eating any food she did not prepare herself.

That’s awful I can’t even imagine the pain her family is feeling

She was a guest in our country. She deserved to be safe while here. This is majorly sad for this family.

@scooby2181

6 ай бұрын

Nobody safe in America.

@amagickalmeliss

6 ай бұрын

Nobody is guaranteed safe ANYWHERE. Americans have died while in other countries. Life has risks for us all. People make mistakes. We are ALL fallible. We’re human.

@mightytaiger3000

6 ай бұрын

She DESERVED? Unlike everyone else? What makes people deserving of absolute and guaranteed safety vs not? Such an odd attempt at a dramatic statement.

@mightytaiger3000

6 ай бұрын

@@scooby2181then move out and stay out.

@scooby2181

6 ай бұрын

@@mightytaiger3000 Why don't you criminals move and stay out. Why should I move? I don't do crimes or stay in trouble.

Oh my God. What an utter tragedy. In the prime of her life 😢

What a senseless tragedy. So sorry for this girl’s friends and family

The scary thing is...the recipe had been changed. Even if the peanuts had been added to the label, if this young lady had eaten the cookies before, she may not have read the new label to see the peanuts added. I believe there should be large easy to see stickers with allergy alerts on the front ...

@bobmazzi7435

6 ай бұрын

You have to recheck the labels regularly. And if the allergy is severe, every time!

@catherinegarmon3027

6 ай бұрын

Yes, it is normal for people to trust a product they routinely buy. For them to not clearly label it boldly on the front as a new formulation, now contains peanuts! is a serious issue!!! An accurate ingredient list alone is insufficient.

@DonnaDeeTube

5 ай бұрын

maybe she should've made her own cookies?

So sad. 😢

Wellp, that's absolutely horrendous. Rest in peace, Orla..

I send my Love for your great loss💖

What a horrible tragedy. My niece is allergic to peanuts and to think that this could happen to her because of incorrect labeling is scary. Stu Leonard is completely at fault and an example should be made of them to compel stores and manufacturers to ensure 100% accuracy.

@proudamerican2133

6 ай бұрын

I'm thinking, that if an allergy is life threatening, ya forego trying any foods which you did not make yourself. Trusting a baked good made by total strangers and then labeled by more strangers isn't wise.

@mrhyperbolic7455

6 ай бұрын

Ridiculous. You can never insure 100% accuracy with so many variables going into the product and label. It is up to the person themselves to never eat anything they have not made from scratch when the result could be this intense. Death from a peanut? Seriously? It is rare that sensitivity could be that intense but maybe her death will let people know who are that allergic to not trust any label, anywhere at any time. Take responsibility upon yourself to insure your own health and survival. Your destiny is in your own hands not others.

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

@@mrhyperbolic7455 Not to these Marxist shillbots...🙄

@jujutrini8412

6 ай бұрын

@@proudamerican2133Exactly! I would not take chances like that if I or my kids had a nut allergy.

@oldhag2881

6 ай бұрын

Right. LOW WAGE strangers at that.@@proudamerican2133

That was definitely preventable. We check labels several times for ingredients but ultimately need to trust that companies are being honest and careful and in this case it seems they were not even paying attention to the contents of the products they are selling under their own store brand name. I know what it's like to go into anaphylactic shock more than once because of cross contact, I can't imagine how quickly that happened to her with her allergen being an actual ingredient in the product. This never should have happened. I would never trust this company again.

So sad, RIP lovely lady.

So very sad to hear this. It's tragic for this girls family.

rolling around with an epipen while having an allergy is a MUST

@Just...Peachy

6 ай бұрын

Especially if you're eating food you didn't personally make

@Texass117

6 ай бұрын

Natural selection

@danielegarotti7884

5 ай бұрын

Shut up ​@@Texass117

Those blaming her for trusting the label are really inconsiderate! We buy things every day that, if incorrectly designed, prepared or labeled could cause our death. It’s like saying someone who died from a mechanical car issue is at fault because he/she should have made their own car or could have taken the bus… Rest in peace sweet angel!

@prettymesmerizing

6 ай бұрын

@@Frutebrute69It use to be a different nut in the cookie so she likely thought it was a pine nut! Had it been obvious it was a peanut she would not purposely have eaten it.

@temperedhunt590

6 ай бұрын

​@@prettymesmerizing nope she's still at fault. You would think someone with these deadly allergies, the same allergies that can kill you even by being around peanut dust, would take a strong initiative to have avoided ANYTHING that's premade. Also that mechanic example was terrible lmfao

@prettymesmerizing

6 ай бұрын

@@temperedhunt590 We can agree to disagree!

@temperedhunt590

6 ай бұрын

@@prettymesmerizing bahahah aka doesn't have shit to say. lmfao

@prettymesmerizing

6 ай бұрын

@@temperedhunt590 I am not here to convince you, you are entitled to your opinion! I just don’t agree with you :)

Ruh’ Roh …. This isn’t going to go well. 😢😢😢 So very sorry for the loss of this bright star! Deep condolences to the family. What a terrible, terrible, thing.

I'm not passing blame, but if had a life threatening food allergy, I'd assume everything prepackaged was going to kill me.

That's horrible. I have severe allergies too, and I have had life threatening reactions to products who have not been labeled truthfully. And having had those reactions before, I know her passing was absolutely torturous.

@GrainneDhub-ll6vw

6 ай бұрын

It sounds to me like she went into anaphylactic cardiogenic shock. I've had anaphylactic shock 7 or 8 times and, while it was concerning, I didn't find it physically excruciating (nothing near as bad as having my burn wounds debrided without pain control medications). I experienced anaphylactic cardiogenic shock once, it took 3 MDs 7+ hours to get me back--the onset was excruciating, worst pain ever but the pain was over in less than 10 seconds before I passed out. Then I didn't know anything for another 7+ hours.

@todayslist37737

6 ай бұрын

​@@GrainneDhub-ll6vwnot being able to breathe is not peaceful at all. Watch a drowning person. Do they look happy? Now burns, that is horrible pain and in no way relates to suffocating.

@todayslist37737

6 ай бұрын

​@@GrainneDhub-ll6vwand I just reread your comment. Who would debride burn wounds with no pain medication! That's horrible!

@GrainneDhub-ll6vw

6 ай бұрын

@@todayslist37737 The burn unit was trying to avoid having patients become dependent on pain meds. So my wound, which was approximately 25 inches wide by 10 inches high, was initially debrided with pain meds daily but within a few weeks, they asked me to try it with only regular Tylenol for pain control. I tried it, got through it without crying, and told them the next day that I needed pain meds. Then the doctor told me that if I insisted on pain meds, I could have them but he would note in my chart that I was exhibiting "drug seeking behaviour." Coming from a medical family (3 MDs in my nuclear family), I know how the system works. Being documented as showing drug seeking behaviour can affect your medical care negatively for the rest of your life. So for the rest of my 5+ month stay on the burn unit, I endured daily debridement with just Tylenol. It still features in my nightmares and, occasionally, certain scents or lights or other triggers send me into a panic attack. Nationally, about 35% of patients who spend 3 weeks or more on a burn unit cone out with PTSD. A study a few years later of that particular burn unit showed that 75% of their patients came out with PTSD, the gift that keeps giving for the rest of your life. I've read that they increased their use of pain control medication for their patients after that study was done. Apparently having more than double the national rate of PTSD was bad for their reputation.

@GrainneDhub-ll6vw

6 ай бұрын

@@todayslist37737 Everyone's experiences are different, I guess. My 7 or 8 experiences with ordinary anaphylactic shock made me feel concerned but not panicked and I did not experience pain, either. My experience with *anaphylactic cardiogenic shock* (0% survival rate if the onset is outside a hospital, 50% survival rate if onset is within a hospital) was excruciating but the pain only lasted about 1 second before I lost consciousness. I didn't have enough time to feel any fear, jut an incredible wave of pain and then unconsciousness for 7+ hours. I strongly suspect that what Òrla Baxendale experienced as actually anaphylactic cardiogenic shock. Since onset was outside a hospital, she never had a chance of survival.

So sad. She was talented and bright and beautifully on her way to a professional career in dance. I worked at a highly known coffee shop and the mockery many baristas have when a parent asks about cross contamination of dairy or nut milks is criminal. I’ve seen them not change tools and even worse make it by swapping an ingredient that’s conveniently on hand like milk or almond milk instead of open a new bottle like of soy or oats It’s only been a matter of time. And those were $12 cookies?

@suzycreemcheeze446

6 ай бұрын

If it's really that serious, they should eat at home and not risk anything. I have a feeling it's that she was jabbed with the Covid shot and her peanut allergy was taken to a new level. RIP.

@ophanimangel3143

6 ай бұрын

@@suzycreemcheeze446Anaphylaxis is genetically passed on. So she’s had this very young except she had dodged many instances where she could’ve had fatal reaction in the past. It is unfortunate that this time, the mislabeling and consumption really ended her life. Here in Australia even if said food product didn’t have nuts they’re always labeled as “may contain nuts” because a lot of those getting manufactured might have gone through cross contamination. The store owner did an irresponsible thing here.

@INOD-2

6 ай бұрын

@@suzycreemcheeze446 Nonsense. People have been dying of peanut allergies for decades before Covid. And now, anytime anybody dies of ANYTHING, the anti-vaxxers blame it on the vaccine! In my town, two apparently healthy middle-aged men died of heart attacks recently, and the anti-vaxxers said, "See, we told you!" But BOTH families of the men said that NEITHER one of them got the vax because, "They didn't believe in it." So now, what do you blame those deaths on? Got another conspiracy theory to blame?

@temperedhunt590

6 ай бұрын

​@@suzycreemcheeze446Lmfao "nEw lEvEl' SUPER NUT ALLERGY 😂😂😂 bruh sit down you sound like a nut job.

@lennysmileyface

6 ай бұрын

@@ophanimangel3143 I don't understand how the manufacturer can change a recipe without changing the packaging themselves.

They'll simply put on EVERY cookie package "May contain everything possible". As tragic as it is, if that woman was that allergic to peanuts, she should've NEVER eaten a food item that's made in droves with the allergic ingredient. If I were allergic to curry, you couldn't find me near Indian food restaurants trying to find the food dish without curry in it hoping that ZERO of it has found it's way in my dish.

This is terrible! She was so young, almost my age, and met too early an end over a preventable allergic reaction! I can not imagine the terror she went through in her last moments, RIP young lady😔🙏

Damn I always forget how serious allergic reactions are. Like I've never seen one in person. Her death wasn't in vain at least not for me.

@EstradaDuran-sg6co

6 ай бұрын

her death wasn't in vain? is that some sort of sick joke?

@todayslist37737

6 ай бұрын

​@@EstradaDuran-sg6coI think they mean their eyes have been opened.

@EstradaDuran-sg6co

6 ай бұрын

@@todayslist37737 i don't understand what you mean?

My heart goes out to her family 😞 my daughter is also allergic to peanuts and she reads every ingredient in food. This is so scary, you can’t trust baking and store!

@jujutrini8412

6 ай бұрын

I would advise she never eats store bought baked goods, You can’t trust them to not have peanuts. Teach her how to bake so she can always have a good supply of her own stuff so she doesn’t get tempted to buy that stuff. That is just my opinion so it’s up to you what you do of course. ✌️

@franz3810

6 ай бұрын

I am allergic to ginger so I never buy cookies out in stores, I do all of them myself. It's hard job but hey here I am

What a tragic loss. May she rest in peace

*So terrible. So young. Every innocent life is significant, and events like this have no excuse for happening. We live in a very advanced timeline.*