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Hello to all of my fellow Xolair " addicts " .

Just kidding!

In all seriousness... I just thought I toss out the reminder to some, that

Xolair, while new, and powerful, and different, still works on our ALLERGIES

which THEN helps to relieve our asthma symptoms. I cannot be the ONLY

board member here that realizes we are in the height of the late summer/fall

asthma season! With humidity levels changing, dust mite levels are also

peaking out at about the same time! I don't know about EVERYONE... but

there has yet to be a true frost here, so ragweed is still at pretty crazy

levels, as are all the other fall weeds that cause my lungs to go into

disarray!

Xolair CANNOT bind ALL of the IgE in our systems! And this is JUST a theory

of mine... but I've gone a very long time without any major symptoms...

until recently. I think my body got very used to not having any asthma

attacks. A couple of weeks back, I ended up in full respiratory arrest, and

needed an epi-pen and a 911 call. I do NOT blame a XOLAIR failure, or even

a tolerance build-up! I just think that whatever IgE in my body that WASN'T

BOUND... decided to have a field day since it hadn't been allowed to play in

so long! I was exposed to MANY of my worst allergies, all at once, in high

numbers!

That day ragweed was high, humidity was mild, and there had been a ton of

moisture collecting in all the shrubs causing enough mold for my neighbors

to smell it! I'll admit that my boyfriend had vacuumed and changed the

bedding as well!

Ever since, I've been living on Benadryl and Chlor-trimeton... at least

until the first full frost!

Food for thought!

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