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Asthma and Church

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Helping Hand - 23 May 2004 20:27 GMT
Can't go to church any more because it causes a major asthma attack.  Is
there any way to be around things that bother your asthma?  
malcontent - 23 May 2004 21:16 GMT
I don't know if I did the right thing looking at this posting. Any chance that it's got a virues or a trojan or some other nasty?

Can't go to church any more because it causes a major asthma attack.  Is
there any way to be around things that bother your asthma?  

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MARY'S SIGS
merlin - 28 May 2004 01:49 GMT
It is quite remarkable that church is one of the most dangerous places
for any person with any chemical sensitivity, most often the old dears
and everyone else "plaster"themselves with their most potent chemical
perfumes and antiperspirants so that virtually any church congregation
resembles a group of people in an entirely contaminated cloud of
chemical pollution. This is much more prevalent in a church than any
other normal gathering of people.
There is only one solution, avoid chemical fumes at any cost, give the
place a big miss! Try worshipping open spaces in them.
Cheers,Merlin.  

> I don't know if I did the right thing looking at this posting. Any
> chance that it's got a virues or a trojan or some other nasty?
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> MARY'S SIGS
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