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Yes, I'm sick and bored. So far the prevailing theory is that our sudden weather change here in Texas has stirred up my allergies. Cedar pollen is the most likely ...
- 01-19-2007 #1
Are you Allergic?
Yes, I'm sick and bored. So far the prevailing theory is that our sudden weather change here in Texas has stirred up my allergies. Cedar pollen is the most likely culprit for me, which brings me to the topic of this thread: what are you allergic to?
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- 01-19-2007 #2
i am allergic to a lot of things.
smoke... i can't bear anyone smoking around.
cold... in winter, my nose turns red.
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- 01-19-2007 #3
Yes,
Pollen
Cold
Dust
Animal hair
I have asthma
I can't drink milk
I'm quite a sick person ...
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- 01-19-2007 #4Not quite allergies but great nonetheless
Originally Posted by devils_casper
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I only have one allergy and that's amoxicillin. Lucky me, I get to roll around in a field with dogs that shed all day long
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- 01-19-2007 #5forum.guy
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I'm in the Texas Hill Country and have a small reaction to all the mountain cedar.
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- 01-19-2007 #6
In my childhood, I used to be allergic to pollen and cats.
Somewhere in my teenage it just went away. So right now I'm not allergic to anything.
My girlfriend on the contrary is allergic to a lot of things, way too much to name them all : nuts, dust, cats, dog, pollen, metal, etc."To express yourself in freedom, you must die to everything of yesterday. From the 'old', you derive security; from the 'new', you gain the flow."
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- 01-20-2007 #7
After 55 I found myself, during springtime, allegic to some tree pollen.
I have a very bad reaction to the chemicals from burnt tobacco. My eyes water, my throat closes up, my sinuses throb, and my nose starts to run like a faucet. This happens even from the chemicals being on someones clothes from smoking earlier. Every year it just gets worse.
I am getting alergic to all forms of loud self-promoting Pompousity from the mouths of staunch ignoramuses burning my tender ears with their constant nonsense.
I know I should be tolerant of everyone, but sometimes I just have to get my tender old ears out of the range of their ranting mouths.
And of course I am allergic to ever again using Windows on the Internet!!!
- 01-20-2007 #8forum.guy
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Same here... I can't stand the smells generated by smokers!
Originally Posted by cousinlucky
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- 01-20-2007 #9
I know a woman who lives in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts that is allergic to just about all chemicals. Cologne, deodorant, hair spray, lipstick, etc. etc.
Years ago she was featured in an article by an ecological magazine.
I'm very glad I do not have it that bad!!
- 01-21-2007 #10
i'm also allergic to ciggy smoke...
allergic to:
pollen,
dust,
Penecilin (however it's spelled.) - i break out in hives.


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