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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OMG. DO NOT STAY THERE. I suffer from cat allergies (complete with an epi pen) and my MIL doesn't believe me. My allergist offered to write her a note but I said no. One X-mas many years ago,[b] she refused to ask her other son and his fat ass girlfriend to wash their clothes before coming to their house.[/b] I inhaled the cat hair off the girlfriend's sweater and then spent the x-mas even holed up in DH's childhood bedroom which has practically no insulation. Cat dander is ubiquitous and very hard to avoid when you walk into a home where there are cats. Once you are exposed to an allergen your body can become extra sensitive to other allergies. When I am exposed to cat hair my throat closes up and I can't breathe which can trigger asthma like symptoms. People who don't understand this like your ILs need to fuck off. Asking someone who is allergic to cat hair to sleep on the floor is insane. Protect your child![/quote] Who asks people to wash their clothes before coming over?[/quote] I meant to wash their clothes that they were bringing across country. They have cat hair all over their clothing. Haven't you seen cat/dog owners with hair all over their clothes?[/quote]
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