Remember to consider the phenol that the serum is placed in...get yourself tested for a reaction to phenol. I've had one and have stopped the shots for now. It can be placed in glycerin as well, I think.
ROSEY P - You are absolutely right. I've read (a long, long time ago) about the serum base being a potential allergen for some people. Years ago I took allergy shots from a certain allergist and I swore the shots I got from him caused my sinus infections. There was definitely a pattern: too much cause-and-effect for it to go unnoticed. When I raised the question to his shot nurse she looked at me like I was crazy or from Mars. With that response, I promptly stopped getting the shots and wasn't sick any more. Years later I started up with my current allergist, testing, etc. and have actually can take the maintenance dose, with his formulation.
RACCOONS - We're fortunate that they're not a problem around here. They exist, but not a problem. Good advice, Pat in Rockport, about dumping the critters on those who haven't volunteered to take them on.
DROUGHT - I heard on the TV this week that we are nine inches below our normal rainfall at this time of year. YIKES! I hope the local city governments will start restrictions on lawn watering and such before we hit a crisis mode. I am particularly worried for the farmers around here. May be I should go wash my car, myself by hand, in the 92F heat, as that always guarantees it will rain in a day or two. ;-)
Hugs to everyone,
Doris W. in TN
posted by Doris W. in TN @ 1:25 PM
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