In which my spidey sense takes a hit

My child is a sensitive little flower. At least that's what the allergy tests show. She's not allergic to milk (or to anything else for that matter), just a little sensitive perhaps.

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As my face contorted to express confusion over her test results, the allergist quickly added. "this doesn't mean that she isn't sensitive to milk and soy though. Her eczema likely relates to milk, so you shouldn't go crazy with milk products."

"So she's not allergic, but she is sensitive? I'm confused. She didn't develop eczema until we introduced milk, and as soon as we eliminated it, the eczema went away."

"Which isn't that unusual. I have a number of patients who have observed that same pattern. Like I said, she's isn't allergic, but she may be sensitive."

"Okay, well, this is good, I guess. I kind of feel like an idiot for having her tested, but I suppose it's better to know."

"These results are everything you could hope for, and you shouldn't worry about having her tested. Her skin is very sensitive."

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So there you have it. She can go back to eating all those foods I excluded. She has sensitive skin, and I have a sensitive ego.