Globalaai Ambassadors For Change
Become a #globalaaiaware organisation leading the way for change, get in touch.
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Tonya Winders
Please meet the inspirational Tonya Winders who is from Nashville and is the current President and CEO of Allergy & Asthma Network the leading US patient advocate association. She is also the president of Global Asthma and Allergy Patient Platform.
Angelica Duenner
Angelica is the chair of the not-for-profit, tax exempt Swiss Peanut Allergy & Anaphylaxis Association. Her son has multiple food allergies, some of them with potential anaphylactic reactions.
Amanda Terranova
Amanda Terranova is a marketing & communications director in the ageing and senior care sector for education provider Aged Care Channel (ACC) in Australia, UK, Ireland and New Zealand. Amanda is a Non Executive Director at Seniors Rights Service, which is a community legal centre that provides advocacy, legal advice and education to older people in NSW, Australia.
Nina Aagard
Nina has several allergies e.g. latex, eggs, and horses. She has designed an allergy app to help people with alleriges, the app is highly recommended by various European institutions, medical staff, and patients. She is working to find funding for the app. Nina has a background as UX Designer, Software designer and she has studied medical subjects.
Kate Fennell
The worst reaction she has had was during the Anthrax scare years ago, her boss insisted she had to wear gloves to open the mail. Kate knew if she did this she would have some sort of reaction and sure enough latex powder got in my eyes and my lips, they both blew up to at least three times the normal size and Kate couldn’t see out of her eyes properly until they went down hours later.
Joanne Keeling
“Hi, I’m Jo, mum of 2 and retired police officer from England, UK. I have had severe allergies (peanuts, almonds and latex) for the last 13 years and had many anaphylactic shocks. I fully support Globalaai as allergy awareness is vital. There is lack of information about allergies or they are often misunderstood and not taken seriously.”
Lee Odine
Lee is a full qualified Hairdresser of 27 years, aged 47 with 2 children.”I just hope in future no one gets to the 15th year before they’re heard but most important to me is I believe the government should bring in allergy education and training for cafes and restaurants.”
Rachel
“I HAVE ALLERGIES, I want to educate Doctors, Allergists, Paramedics, Airlines, CONGRESS, the General Public (Who ever) that Allergies exist and with a little thought, and knowledge accommodations everyone can live a full life and be kept safe.”
Susan Bekir
“Dr Suzie is a Sydney based general practitioner with special interests in allergy. She co-founded Australian Allergy Centre and collective.care – offering Australia’s first Primary Care Allergy Clinics with bulk billing.”
John Darley
“The Hon John Darley Member Legislative Council in South Australian Parliament is doing his bit to RAISE Global Anaphylaxis Awareness in Parliament House.”
Natalie
“Natalie is personally allergic to 30+ foods and suffers from severe environmental allergies. Natalie is already on an amazing mission to spread awareness on food allergies and anaphylaxis with her Instagram account @nonuts4me.”
Angela Waters
“The biggie in my life at the moment is #alwayscarrytwo campaign that I manage alongside two other amazing allergy mums. We are campaigning for the right for every UK patient to have prescribed a minimum of 2 AAI’s. The campaign was born after dangerous recommendations were made last October by a leading allergy advisor the BSACI that the ‘majority of patients require only 1 AAI’. My petition has nearly 48,000 supporters to date against these proposals and we target the campaign through social media . Together we can educate, together we can make changes. We need your support.”
Elin
“Elin’s husband developed latex-allergy and she has been striving to increase awareness and latex-free locations in Austria”
Liz
“I am interested in becoming an ambassador, specifically to try and reduce the amount of balloons in public areas like shops, cafes, pubs and venues.”
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