Boy with Severe Peanut Allergy Making Progress on Trial Drug: 'It's Working!' Says Mom
Photo: Amy Applegate When Reiland Applegate first had a peanut at age 2, itwas immediately clear that he had a severe allergy. As his parents rushed him to the hospital, Reiland was projectile vomiting and wheezing and was covered in hives. “It looked like fire against his skin,” his mom, Amy Applegate, 39, tells PEOPLE. “It was the craziest thing I’d ever seen.” As Reiland got older — he’s now 9 — hisallergy grew progressively worse....