It can be done. We did it. We do it every day. And the number one question I get is what in the world do I feed them. So are you ready for the secret? You may be disappointed. It is not an exact science. Really […]
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Did you miss the post about my daughter’s food allergies and the start of our grain free chickens? Check that out here: Our Grain Free Chickens And if you are curious about allergens found in meat due to feed, check out this post: A Hidden Cause for […]
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I suppose that cliché must always be true, and all good things must come to an end. Sadly, there have been some changes to Kerrygold and their products which means I will be adjusting my grocery list. Kerrygold butter has been a staple around our house for […]
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Sometimes in life we get tired of hearing about all the things we should change, and as a result we hold on too tightly to things we should be setting free. Oh, dear aluminum foil. I am afraid that in my home I may have held on […]
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I did it! It’s quite amazing actually. I am so not a recipe maker. A recipe modifier perhaps. And an awesome recipe tester. But holy cow it is a major feat for me to actually create a recipe. And that I did! I have been trying to […]
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It took some serious detective work to discover that my daughter was allergic to a meat if it had been fed one of her severe allergens. She could not tolerate any poultry. She had symptoms if her beef was not 100% grass fed. And in one case, […]
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In 2011, I was thrilled to attend an all day session on backyard chickens, hosted by Harvey Ussery. When I left for the Weston A Price Foundation Annual Conference, my perspectives on food and medicine had already been seriously rocked, but this conference left me seeing everything from […]
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Last week a sweet friend stopped me and said, ‘Hey! Isn’t it about this time last year that we did the prayer thing for Ellie?’ I had to stop and think. It is. To the month. ‘Can you believe how much has changed in a year?’ And she is […]
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I have multiple anaphylactic food allergies. I am anaphylactic to strawberries, melons, and shellfish. I say I am allergic to melons because I have reacted to cantaloupe watermelon, and honey dew. That was enough for me to stop trying melons. I also say shellfish because I have reacted […]
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(Did you miss part 1?) By the time we hit stage 4 or 5 of the GAPS Introduction diet things got blurry and began to run together. We found it became harder to stick to a designated stage, and everyone tolerated things so differently that we were […]
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