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Name: Maryann Zukin, M.D. on Jan 21, 2007Comments: Airborne nut reactions are common and can kill. Time to take it seriously.Flag
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Name: Carrie Germain on Jan 21, 2007Comments: as a mom of a peanut allergy child I have been scared to fly because of thisFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2007Comments: I support banning peanuts and tree nuts on airline flights.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2007Comments: As the parent of a child with an anaphylactic nut allergy it is essential that nuts are banned on planes. This is not just a whim but a matter of life or death.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2007Comments: Peanuts and nuts are just not necessary. People can do without them for the duration of a flight and it will increase the safety of allergic travellers.Flag
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Name: Cynde on Jan 21, 2007Comments: Peanuts can kill, going without peanuts for a few hours doesn't.Flag
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Name: Laura Hosey on Jan 21, 2007Comments: We have not yet travelled with our son via airplane due to the fear that his peanut/tree nut allergies would cause him a major problem while on board and peanuts/nuts were served. Please ban these products so we can travel safely. Thank you.Flag
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Name: Alan Henry Brown Jr. on Jan 21, 2007Comments: I have allergies to nuts as well and if I was on an airline I wound't want to be exposed to nuts if my allergy got worse.Flag
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Name: Michelle Henry on Jan 21, 2007Comments: As a parent of 2 children with peanut and tree nut allergies--I thank you.Flag
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Name: Stacie King on Jan 22, 2007Comments: I have 3 childen with anaphylactic allergies to peanuts and tree nuts. Airborn and contact can be, and have been for some, just as deadly as injesting the allergen. My husband is from New Zealand, and we have not been able to travel to his native home for 8 year, ever since we learned of the allergies. His grandfather, who is like a father to him, is dying right now. His grandfather has not gotten to see all of our children in person, and there is no way for him to be able to before he passes. This situation on the planes is so very serious, please consider this petition and ban peanuts/tree nuts from planes. Thank you! Stacie KingFlag
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Name: Janet Laflamme on Jan 22, 2007Comments: As of now we do not fly at all. If the airlines did this we could patronize them.Flag
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Name: Heather Colli on Jan 22, 2007Comments: People need to take nut allergy sufferers seriously. Consider the consequences if this matter is taken lightly.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 22, 2007Comments: People need to take nut allergy sufferers seriously. Consider the consequences if this matter is taken lightly.Flag
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Name: Heather Colli on Jan 22, 2007Comments: People need to take nut allergy sufferers seriously. Consider the consequences if this matter is taken lightly.Flag
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Name: Judith Vickers on Jan 22, 2007Comments: Respecting nut allergy sufferers doesn't seem to be too hard to me. there are thousands of snacks to choose from. Isn't a life more important than a nut or peanut not allowed on a airplane. you don't live in a plane for any length of time. free to do as you please when you get offFlag
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Name: Judith Vickers on Jan 22, 2007Comments: Respecting nut allergy sufferers doesn't seem to be too hard to me. there are thousands of snacks to choose from. Isn't a life more important than a nut or peanut not allowed on a airplane. you don't live in a plane for any length of time. free to do as you please when you get offFlag
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Name: Jennifer Mendez on Jan 22, 2007Comments: To keep my child, as well as all individauls with nut allergies, safe on their travels.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 23, 2007Comments: There are so many other nutritious options that could be served safely. People need not be selfish just because they want nuts!Flag
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Name: Marylou Kelly on Jan 23, 2007Comments: My daughter has allergies to peanuts and tree nuts. These allergies are frightening to our daughter as well as to us, her mom and dad. We try our best to keep our daughter safe. The situation is made worse when airlines cannot ban nuts. Would it really be that difficult Does a person NEED nuts on their flight or can they wait and perhaps help keep a child out of dangerFlag
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