My Sister-In-Law’s Imported Powder Made My Daughter Sick

My sister-in-law became obsessed with imported nutritional powder. She said that after her son started taking it, he grew taller, slept through the night, and even caught fewer colds. I did not follow the trend. I fed my daughter normally, just as the doctor advised. But strange things started happening after that. Every time her son finished the nutritional powder, my mother-in-law would hold him in her arms and praise him for being “strong as a little bull.” My daughter, on the other hand, kept breaking out in rashes, wheezing and coughing, or having diarrhea every few days. I was constantly rushing her to the hospital in my arms. My mother-in-law pointed at me and cursed, “What good did all that education do you? You’re raising this child into a wreck.” My sister-in-law stood beside her, telling me not to be too upset, while her hand quietly covered the label on that can of nutritional powder. Then, after my daughter suffered another allergic reaction and needed emergency treatment, the doctor held up the test report and asked me, “Your child is severely allergic to this highly allergenic protein.” “Are you sure no one at home has ever fed it to her?” I stared at the ingredient name on the report. Suddenly, I remembered that every time something happened to my daughter, my sister-in-law had personally brought over a bowl of baby food right before it began.