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    I have a mild allergy to perfumes, body sprays, and axe.

    I also have a mild allergy to chocolate... but not serious enough to keep me away from it!


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    I'm not officially allergic to anything!

    I have a feeling I'm becoming lactose intolerant though.

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    I am allergic to penicillin and I suffer mildly from hay fever. It is easily controlled with anti histamins though.

    Oh! I am also a bit allergic to Daisy - none of the other cats, just Daisy. My eyes swell up badly if she comes too close. Most of the time it is easy to make sure that I don't touch my eyes after touching Daisy, but on those occasions when she jumps on the bed while I am asleep then sneezes in my eyes, well ...

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    Not a thing as far as food and plants and ingested meds and such go.


    But skin allergies... . If it is a cleaner, topical medicine, perfume or cologne, air freshener, scented soap or lotion, etc. it is just safer at this point to assume it will induce massive hives and swelling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sophist
    Not a thing as far as food and plants and ingested meds and such go.

    But skin allergies... . If it is a cleaner, topical medicine, perfume or cologne, air freshener, scented soap or lotion, etc. it is just safer at this point to assume it will induce massive hives and swelling.
    So you'd understand my dread of going through the comestics department at department stores. Salesladies seem to not understand why I veer way around them and their "ready-to-spray" samples!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen
    So you'd understand my dread of going through the comestics department at department stores.
    Those are the worst, aren't they?

    At entrances for the nearby mall are all big departments like The Bay, Sears, and such... and you have to walk by all of the cosmetic counters before entering the mall. It's near deadly!


    "Did you ever notice when you blow in a dog's face he gets mad at you?
    But when you take him in a car he sticks his head out the window." -- Steve Bluestone

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen
    So you'd understand my dread of going through the comestics department at department stores. Salesladies seem to not understand why I veer way around them and their "ready-to-spray" samples!

    YES!!!


    I let them know ahead of time that I am very, very allergic.

    And when they insist it is mild, she'll just spray it next to me instead of on me, or we should just try and see... it is time for plan B.

    I pull out my cell phone and say "I have made you aware of the fact that I am highly allergic. If you choose to ignore that and spray it anywhere near me than I will be calling the police and pressing charges for assault."

    Only once, when a door-to-door salesman sprayed it on a cloth and shoved it in my face, have I actually called the police. He went to jail, and I still have scars in a couple places where my psoriasis and skin allergies reacted so violently it actually made the skin split apart everywhere it had touched me for weeks after.

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    Gosh - I cannot imagine a door-to-door salesman doing that! You were right to press charges. I hope that company either changed their policy, or if it was just his "idea," he got fired.

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    I'm not allergic to any foods that I know of.

    Milk/dairy sometimes makes me throat itchy/stuffy.
    Cigarette smoke bothers me to the highest level.

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