tengo allerjia a la leche y mariscos y pescado y fresas y soja y cerdo works for me

My last holiday abroard I had my son (because I'm not that techie) google translate my intolerances in two laungages. He text them to me so I could show wherever I was going to eat without the constant fafe.

I haven't been post-diagnosis. But, I do love to travel and my allergies held me back for a long time. Until I meet a lady in a grocery store who mentioned her allergies almost non-existent in other countries, so I decided I wasn't going to let it hold me back anymore.

Your son definitely has an extensive list! I'm vegan by choice, but also allergic to dairy, so that wasn't that bad of a switch. In addition, I'm allergic to soy, corn, gluten, peanuts. Eat out is a challenge, but I do find that eat at vegan or gluten-free restaurants to be the easiest. Do to my allergies I don't like salads anymore! blah, but it is a good back up plan, sometimes. Anyways, that wasn't answering your question directly. I found this book to be very helpful and there are a few others that are great too. Try checking out these websites and calling ahead of time to find something that meets your needs. I feel like I need to start a blog now on this exact topic, lol. Oh and one more thing, famarlize yourself with the allergens in spanish that will your lives a little easier.

Book: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/multi-lingual-p...

Websites: 1. https://www.happycow.net/north_america/mexico/m...
2. https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g150792-i...

Good luck and have a wonderful vaca!