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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]adult sufferer here and I agree to being open with the shots. My mom wishes she had done them for me, and I have to say I do too! I don't like taking meds every day so I just suffer most of the time. I always sound a little stuffed up. It's probably not good for my sleep at all. But as a parent now I find making time for the allergy shots incredibly difficult (one of my son's has twice weekly therapy himself right now, how am I supposed to add myself in there??). Doing it as a kid would have been a good idea. I did start allergy shots in my mid-twenties but I wasnt able to do them long enough, I was too transient at the time and ended up moving etc. So again, with a parents help - easier! Ok this sounds like excuses.. maybe I should give it a go again :)[/quote]

I started mine in the middle of COVID and think it really set me up for success. I just had nothing else to do and was working from home. Now I've invested 18 months and am not giving up now haha[/quote]

Oh man that is brilliant! pp here and I knew I was getting pregnant for a second time soon so decided to wait thinking you couldn't do them while pregnant but then while pregnant I read that you actually CAN continue while pregnant if you've already started and it can be better for the baby! (reduce their risk) Darn. So that was silly. This thread is motivating me to look into it again.[/quote]

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