Southwest Airlines deprives me of peanuts, saves lives

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4-13-2008 @ 4:50PM

Matt said...

Justin,
Do your research before you get sarcastic!
I wonder, if you have children, if you would give them a loaded gun to play with?
This "inconvenience" you went through on your flight probably saved some child's life.
I have an 8 year old with a peanut allergy which is airborn & off the charts, according to the nurse at our local allergy clinic. People like you ,which are inconsiderate , should do some research before coming to these conclusions.
I have been on flights in which people harassed my family because they couldnt eat nuts while on board.
I was nearly thrown off the plane by trying to protect my daughters life from being endangered! We no longer fly because of the health risks to my daughter.
More than 50 people die each year from this allergy & thousands more are sent to emergency rooms by ambulance.
You, as a writer, should take your responsiblility seriously about informing the public, before someone else reads this & sides with your opinion!
Matthew Dumas

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