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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Sorry, I will keep wearing a minuscule dab of J'Adore, or Poison, my two favorite perfumes. I have a very sensitive sense of smell and a tiny dab goes a very long way. Feel free to tell me that you [b]can't stand the way I smell[/b]. I won't be offended, but I will keep doing something non-lethal that makes me happy. Also, my son has anaphylactic allergies to peanuts and tree nuts, and I do not appreciate that people like you demand that others cater to their sensitivities when others need to carry Epipens for their lethal allergies and navigate potentially deadly situations, often daily, without making a big deal out of it. As a general rule, I've noticed that the people with the biggest burdens in life don't make the most noise. [/quote] Do you not understand that not liking the smell isn't the issue? My ds ended up on oxygen more than once because of people's scented products. [b]All we had to do was walk past someone. [/b]An Epipen wouldn't have changed his reaction. People tend to pay attention to nut allergies. Allergies to perfumes etc get scoffed at from people like you.[/quote] I feel for your son's asthma, but I simply don't believe you that a brief pass of someone wearing a "scented product" brought on a life-threatening episode. [/quote] Of course, not. [/quote]
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