So many people miss out on the latex allergy, but it's a damn scary thing. I hate the feeling of my throat closing up and it always makes me panic. I spent years getting teased about it. To this day, my father still maintains that I am just afraid of balloons.
I'm hoping she misunderstood me. I really am, especially since I did feel bad about shoving her out of the way. I just can't believe she kept blocking the door. Even if she didn't get the latex allergy, the very desperate MOVE! should have told her something was wrong. Usually, if someone tells me to move, I do so and gripe about the rudeness later. She actually was staring at me from inside while I was wheezing outside with a look that would freeze glass.
The bronchitis/pneumonia is chronic, as are the 8 million allergies, and the klutziness is probably related to very loose joints. I can walk and fall because my knee slides out of joint. Of course, I also should not rush downstairs while not paying attention, too.
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Date: 2007-10-09 03:09 am (UTC)I'm hoping she misunderstood me. I really am, especially since I did feel bad about shoving her out of the way. I just can't believe she kept blocking the door. Even if she didn't get the latex allergy, the very desperate MOVE! should have told her something was wrong. Usually, if someone tells me to move, I do so and gripe about the rudeness later. She actually was staring at me from inside while I was wheezing outside with a look that would freeze glass.
The bronchitis/pneumonia is chronic, as are the 8 million allergies, and the klutziness is probably related to very loose joints. I can walk and fall because my knee slides out of joint. Of course, I also should not rush downstairs while not paying attention, too.
How are you feeling from the asthma? Any better?