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1. D J

   April 17th, 2010 at 5:51 am

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   Everyone is allergic to dust, dust mites and mold to a varying degree. Those that suffer less sometimes have less compassion for those that really struggle with allergies. If she is constantly complaining, I doubt she is highly allergic, she proabably wants attention. Case in point, my mom takes allergy shots for just about everything. I know she has allergies but I really have no clue what all she is allergic to. My mom has to keep her house as dust free as poosible, my friend says, she has severre allergies to dust and yet, she rarely dust. Look at your co-workers area … do they dust? I am tlaking nooks and crannies, people with streong or severe allergies will do as much preventive stuff on their own as they can, not tell you over and over about their allergies

2. kimber911oo

   April 17th, 2010 at 5:51 am

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   Yeah but she might have a more severe allergy than most people. Tell her to tell someone with and M.D. after their name! There IS medicine out there that can pretty much take care of it. If all else fails, collect dust and throw it at her!!! haha Then she’ll leave you alone!

3. Leni

   April 17th, 2010 at 5:51 am

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   Someone who doesn’t get allergies can never understand what the one who suffers from them is going threw. I have gone to allergist yesterday after horrible holidays. Took 3 weeks off from work. Enjoyed only the two first days…
   I got so sick the third day staying home… constant sneezing, headache, cough.. Thought I have cold, took some medicine which has not helped. Even got on antibiotics.. Not much improvement. My doctor has sent me to allergist. The test result is allergy to dust mites, pollen and slight asthma. I thought if anything, I would have been allergic to the cat or dog we have, but I am not. It is the freaking dust mites. Tell your co-worker to get tested and take appropriate steps to eliminate them.