I have a confession to make. I’ve always been insensitive to allergy sufferers. Growing up in a depressed Florida suburb, it seemed that only the spoiled kids had allergies (“spoiled” meaning anyone who knew both their parents and didn’t drink milk purchased with food stamps because their mom needed all their cash for cigarettes and jug-shaped containers of wine).

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