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Originally Posted by Miss QQ
Wow! She really loves the cat to be able to do that.
I'm only slightly allergic to cats and dogs. I did the skin test and found out I am very allergic to dust mites and cockroaches.
Which means that I can hardly avoid them. My nose is always stuffy. But I get severe swelling of eyes and lips and my palette feels sore when I eat canned shellfish. I might be actually allergic to the chemical in the processing, since I don't swell up when I eat fresh ones.
Audrey, your cats look very pretty and exotic.
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My eyes swelled to, I found my neighbor was over run with them after she past and her son let the place sit for eight months.
I was constantly bombing and couldn't get rid of them, the pest control basically told me I was crazy, he said that they visit but they do not stay(connected walls). My place is too clean. Well I have issues with them even visiting. I took every piece of make up I owned and washed wiped or threw it out if it couldn't be cleaned. Everything including walls were scrubbed. I'm am completely OCD so this sent me into hysterics on many occasions that almost put me in the damned ward! I am so pissed talking about this, but would like to help you if I can.
Best thing you can do is keep your brushes covered, which is what triggered a huge reaction in me. Mine now sit in a cup in a Zip lock baggie as well as all my other make up (not saying you have to do this but I do not trust those things). For mites: Vaccuum your mattress to get rid of or keep the mite count low and change your bedding regularly and it should make a big difference. They have covers that you can purchase to cover your mattress and pillows, it will also save you some suffering. Allergic flare ups really suck. Boric Acid will kill roaches too, they can't burp it up so they poof, and they bring it back to the nest to share with the others. It does not harm anything else though, just insects that are incapable of burping. You can find it in your hardware store, just sprinkle it around floorboards and sweep it in.