Resonant Information - Allergists, medicine, mortality - Comments

Hi and Thanks.

Anonymous — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 19:13:18 -0500

Hi Thanks. that sounds interesting too! Well, I guess I should mention that I suffer from the same - I am allergic to almost everything. Cats (and other pets) worst, though i like them best.
I have never heard of the treatment, have you atarted it? Actually I dont have insurance or a doctor. I am interested in your thoughts though, and I like the way you write... ps life and death plus psychology are my favourite subjects... Please write more. S

Talk to your nearest allergist

Zed — Sun, 13 Nov 2005 01:02:25 -0500

If you want details on this sort of treatment, you should probably talk to a real doctor. If you want to know more about my personal thoughts on allergies, life or death, you'll need to be more specific.

interest

Anonymous — Fri, 11 Nov 2005 21:27:06 -0500

Hi there wow - i came across this and am interested! please feel free to tell me more about it if u should feel so inclined ... i would be delighted...yours Shinae

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Allergists, medicine, mortality

Zed — Fri, 04 Feb 2005 13:22:25 -0500

I went to see an allergist yesterday for a scratch test and some counseling. The scratch test came back so severe that even before they brought the doctor back to explain the results to me, they had rolled an epinephrine cart up to my door in case I went into anaphylactic shock (I didn't). I've been told that the times before that I've had a severe allergic food reaction and just waited it out, I've been lucky, and next time I might not be. If I want to reach old age, I'll be carrying an EpiPen on me for the rest of my life, it seems, to be replaced once per year even if not used, at a cost of $50 after insurance for a two-pack. Of course, there are prominent warnings that using the EpiPen incorrectly can kill me, too. I find myself wondering if I'm being scammed by the pharmaceutical industry, and whether or not I'm willing to risk death to find out. For the moment, the answer to the latter is taking the form of a small cylinder inside my inside left jacket pocket.