Salisbury family raising money to get allergy alert dog for
daughter  Karl and Mandi Boehm customarily bought Girl Scout
cookies from a friend every year, but unbeknownst to the family,
a small cookie could’ve taken the life of their daughter,
Emmalee.  Emmalee was 13 months old when the Boehms discovered
she had a severe peanut allergy.  Mandi, who was at home with
Emmalee, and the couple’s son, Joseph, noticed her daughter
wasn’t quite herself.  The young child began rubbing her eyes
and face so much that Mandi believed she was sleepy. She decided
to go ahead and give Emmalee a bath. When Emmalee began crying
Mandi realized something was different about her cry.  Joseph,
8, immediately noticed the hives that crept upon on Emmalee’s
face.  Karl, who is a Salisbury Police officer, was working the
night shift and wasn’t at home. Mandi called the child’s
pediatrician, and the doctor immediately asked what Emmalee had
eaten.  The cookie, which Mandi had broken into fourths,
contained peanut butter and had caused