If you are going to post your opinion online about something be prepared for people to disagree vehemently no matter what. As long as you value your own opinion what does it matter if others don't.
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If you are going to post your opinion online about something be prepared for people to disagree vehemently no matter what. As long as you value your own opinion what does it matter if others don't.
As a very allergic person, getting a seafood allergy is the worst fear of my life. I am a seafood glutton
@anastasia so sorry that happened to you re: the avocados. Maybe try it again, because it may be the rice or another part of the sushi? You could've developed an allergy to something you've eaten for years
I do understand the more allergies when getting older thing. I never had sensitive skin. But this year suddenly, my skin rebelled and I was allergic to every cream that I had used for like 10 years, and had to spend nearly two months till I found one that doesn't give me problems (Aveeno for body, Biotherm for face)
Told mom this and she said the same happened to her at my age. She's still dealing with it 30 years later
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Originally Posted by Patty Smyth
People suck, that is all.
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Patty that is quite old, they did find her though after thousands on FB protested. Her punishment was fines alone because of the laws in her Country.Quote:
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Patty, that's from 2010 in Bosnia
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...ticle-1.186823
I hope I am never allergic to seafood. I am from Cape Breton and fish runs deep in my blood :) I am pretty sure it was avocados cause a few weeks ago I ate guacolmole and I got an itchy roof of the mouth and the same gas like I drank milk. About a 4 years ago my hubby developed an allergy to pork - breaks out in hives. strange once u hit 40 you get new allergiesQuote:
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Just came home from being awake since 530AM with pain and spending 5 hours in the hospital.
Free healthcare < Wait times.
Candini, hope you are better!
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I hope you don't either, but it's sure worth getting tested.Quote:
Originally Posted by anastasia1009
One of my older sisters developed a seafood allergy in her 40s as well - she wasn't impressed as she loves all types!
I am so going to strangle DH when he gets home! He promised and promised to re-caulk around my bay window. He never did it. Now there is such a breeze coming through the window frame hat I can see the fur on my dog moving!! My cats refuse to sit up there and I have to bundle up to sit on the couch. I can't put the couch anywhere else but under the window. I am freezing my a$$ off!
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Sorry for being sour all day.
But at the hospital they gave me a shot of something - can`t remember the name but it was an anti inflammatory.
The doc said upon the injection my arm would burn, and it did. Like hell. My arm actually hurt more than what I went in for.
Its been almost 12 hours since the injection and my arm is STILL so sore.
Not to mention it didn`t do anything for the pain I went in for :\ I think I was a guinea pig for some new drug.
^^^^^^ hugs!!!!!!
Both of my knees hurt.
Was in the wave pool and DS2 tried to drown me and I came out with a scraped knee.
Flopped my fat a$$ out of the Niagara Falls Rapids (or something like that) and landed on my knee and did something to it and now it makes click every time I move. But the adults only spa was amazing.
Don't mess with me,dont argue with me when I am right. lol.Respect me,respect what I said ,if I said we will do something at 10 :00AM it is not 3:00PM,my time is planned with organisation now.
My cat who is very nervous (with reason) because all the things are moved in différents ways in here,she think with the changes she will go to another place but it is not the case,and boy with high furnitures she is tiny,The only thing is she will have to find new hidding places lol,from now she relax on the couch.
