Thanks, Norma.  That is sort of what I had figured out from my reading. 
Breast milk is fine if mom doesn't use any dairy.
>
> Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES)
> http://allergies.about.com/od/foodallergies/a/fpies.htm
>
>>What Foods Cause FPIES?
>
> The most common foods implicated in the cause of FPIES are milk and
> soy formulas. However, solid foods can also cause the problem, most
> commonly cereal grains (oats, rice, barely), legumes (peas, lentils,
> beans) and poultry (such as chicken and turkey).
>
> Foods that are typically tolerated by children with FPIES include
> breast milk and hydrolyzed casein infant formulas (such as
> Alimentum).<
>
> Hope this helps,
> norma
>
>
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