07-07-2021, 08:04 PM
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Re: Relax
A good friend who runs a chicken farm Near Battle East Sussex..His farm has everything to feed his hayfever. He use to come over and work from our home, building chicken houses and runs with my Husband, we lived on the edge of an estate, Pebsham, but right next to Pebsham Farm, so when it was pollen time he streamed and streamed, never seen anything like what he had.When really unbearable he took medication which these days is non drowsy. He does not believe it will ever go now.
He is slim and looks average but his lifestyle I presume, has made him extremely strong and it he cuts himself he stitches his own wounds....he is accident prone and once had to go to the Hospital as a drill bit slipped and ended up just below one of his eyes...Never saw that incident as we had moved here by then. His son bought our Smart Car when we moved to France..just as an add on..like one does...
He seems calm but he said his previous job was mapping sewers for repairs etc which he walked away from through stress..He runs the chicken farm/shop with his wife and also designs buildings via the pc for various companies, so is talented but all those pointers mean what..stress allergy I do think as he also has Vitiligo so cannot get the Sun on his Skin at all.
I get sudden sneezing fits and can sneeze 20 times..not on a regularly basis though.
08-07-2021, 01:01 AM
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Re: Relax
i don't get hay fever but I have learned not to rub my eyes if they itch. It's just not worth it. But boy does it feel GOOD at the time. I'm very careful what I put on them and the products I use on my skin. Definitely certain creams and make up would irritate them. Plus if I rub them I make sure it's with clean hands. You can do yourself such an injury. I take some Piriton if I ever forget.
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