Food allergies can be life-threatening, which is why they should be taken seriously.

This woman forgot about her friends’ daughter’s peanut allergy, and the little girl had a severe allergic reaction.

Read on to find out how the whole incident led to this woman’s friends calling off their wedding.

Wild stuff ahead!

AITA for crying, causing a wedding to be called off?

I am 31F.

I have a friend name Anna who is 35F and Alex who is 33M.

They have a seven-year-old daughter named Frankie.

She has a severe peanut allergy.

And Alex is very protective of Frankie.

He takes great precautions to ensure her safety.

This woman took her friend and her friend’s daughter to a restaurant.

One day, Anna and I decided to go to a restaurant.

We informed Alex beforehand.

He explicitly told us to make sure that there were no peanuts in the food.

In the midst of ordering our meals, I completely forgot about Frankie’s allergy.

Her friends’ daughter suffered a severe allergic reaction.

She ended up eating something with peanuts in it.

This resulted in Frankie having a severe allergic reaction.

She required immediate medical attention.

The little girl’s dad reprimanded the woman.

Upon learning about this, Alex understandably became angry and upset.

He directed his frustration towards me and Anna.

He stated that we should have asked about the presence of peanuts in the food.

He no longer wanted me around Frankie, if we couldn’t be more responsible.

Her friends called off their wedding.

I busted out in tears.

This argument escalated, leading to a major fight between Anna and Alex.

The incident ultimately caused their wedding to be called off.

She’s getting blamed for it.

Now, both friends and family are placing the blame on me.

They were stating that Anna and I should have been more cautious.

They said that I ruined the wedding because I’m an idiot.

And that I should’ve listened.

Uh oh! What a big disaster! Let’s check out the comments of other people.

Short but true.

This user shares their personal thoughts.

While this one totally gets Alex’s decision.

He made the right call, says this one.

Finally, a parent of a child with a peanut allergy speaks up.

You both screwed up, not face the consequences of your actions.

What a nightmare for that father.

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