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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! For those of you that are going out and wonder why you might be having issues, I am hoping to shed some light with this beer allergy and intolerance primer.

This is going to be an awful spring for allergy-sufferers. The mild summer of 2022 and this past very wet winter is resulting in a lot of plant growth.

The “allergic march” is the progression of allergic disease that occurs from eczema to later developing food allergies, allergic rhinitis and asthma.

Oh my goodness! Have you ever seen so much rain! Are our water tables full yet? I hope so. That will be great. However, I have some bad news for you: pollen is going to be seriously high this year!

We are in the midst of our first Bermuda season of the year, and I’m not talking about the vacation hotspot!

Valentine’s Day has been a special day for me since I met the love of my life and soulmate, Phil. We almost never go out on the day because it is typically on a workday and it is too crowded to be fun.

It is that time of year…after the crazy rains we have had, it is hard not to expect the mold spores to come. Unfortunately, for many patients, it also means an increase in their mold allergies.

Thank you to all our beautiful, wonderful patients. You are our greatest gift!

On reflection of my experiences in the healthcare field, I really have to say, this is the best team I have had in these 5 years. May God bless you and keep you safe, happy, and loved, Stacey, Patrick, Taylor, Nancy, Maria, Janet, and Ami.

We are so grateful for our Taylor, who has been a blessing to us this year. Wishing you an incredible birthday and many, many more!