Worldwide Love Remembers Day 2014 Announced to Celebrate Lives Lost to Food Induced Anaphylaxis

NEWARK, Del. - March 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Flowers for Anaphylaxis, a volunteer grassroots outreach effort that offers condolences to families who have lost loved ones to food induced anaphylaxis announces the first annual worldwide Love Remembers Day on March 31, 2014.  Aleasa M. Word, CLC, CEC ,  founder of the program and an advocate /educator in the food allergic community notes “when loved ones are lost as a result of food allergies it’s not fair that they become newsworthy one day and forgotten the next.”  Word hopes to accomplish an ongoing awareness that goes well beyond the annual Food Allergy Awareness week that occurs in May of each year.

Ms. Word encourages support groups, agencies and food allergy friendly companies to plan special events for the day in remembrance of the lost.  To date Peanuttees.com  t-shirt company,  known to the food allergy world had designed t-shirts with all proceeds to go to charity.  Word, an Internationally Certified  Emotional Intelligence Life Coach and Small Business Consultant with Allergy Words Consulting, LLC  will be giving away stress/time management coaching to affected families through a creative celebration contest, welcoming interviewees on her show The Professed Word  and writing allergen specific articles.  Others like  Mennett Lee Consulting, LLC is giving away a free  consulting service session for someone in need of creating workable plans for a food allergic child in school.

In an effort to keep her own child safe, Word educated herself on the plight of other food allergics and hopes this effort will empower others living with the condition to continue awareness efforts while continuing to reach out to families who are grieving.  Ms. Word encourages those interested to like the Flowers for Anaphylaxis Facebook page to post updates on how they are celebrating the day. Visit www.flowersforanaphylaxis.com or www.allergywords.com to contact Ms. Word for more information