Re: CASE REPORT - Polymer fume fever-like syndrome due to hairspray inhalation

[Guest guest]

,

I'm going to keep on wearing my lipstick and using my hairspray. After

all, I already have RA now, LOL.

Years ago, I was allergic to something in my husband's spray

deodorant. Every morning when I passed the bathroom where he had

sprayed it, I would start sneezing. When I told him to get some roll-

on, he said that it was all in my head. So I took the nozzle off the

deodorant and threw it away. Of course he just bought some more. I

kept stealing the nozzles off until he finally got the idea.

Sometimes you just have to take drastic measures to get your point

across, LOL.

Sue

[Guest guest]

That is drastic, Sue! LOL.

I'm with you. What's done is done. Just don't eat big bites of your

lipstick and use your hairspray to get high (as in this case study).

Not an MD

On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 3:22 PM, marysue <marysue@...> wrote:

> ,

>

> I'm going to keep on wearing my lipstick and using my hairspray. After

> all, I already have RA now, LOL.

>

> Years ago, I was allergic to something in my husband's spray

> deodorant. Every morning when I passed the bathroom where he had

> sprayed it, I would start sneezing. When I told him to get some roll-

> on, he said that it was all in my head. So I took the nozzle off the

> deodorant and threw it away. Of course he just bought some more. I

> kept stealing the nozzles off until he finally got the idea.

>

> Sometimes you just have to take drastic measures to get your point

> across, LOL.

>

> Sue

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sue - you have made me chuckle more than I can describe~!  The things we 'have'

to do to get our men to " HEAR " us!!!!!!!!!!!! 

From: marysue <marysue@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] CASE REPORT - Polymer fume fever-like syndrome due to

hairspray inhalation

Date: Friday, January 29, 2010, 4:22 PM

 

,

I'm going to keep on wearing my lipstick and using my hairspray. After

all, I already have RA now, LOL.

Years ago, I was allergic to something in my husband's spray

deodorant. Every morning when I passed the bathroom where he had

sprayed it, I would start sneezing. When I told him to get some roll-

on, he said that it was all in my head. So I took the nozzle off the

deodorant and threw it away. Of course he just bought some more. I

kept stealing the nozzles off until he finally got the idea.

Sometimes you just have to take drastic measures to get your point

across, LOL.

Sue

[Guest guest]

Glad I could give you a laugh, . Sometimes we have to be more

stubborn than they are.

Sue

On Jan 29, 2010, at 5:15 PM, wrote:

> Sue - you have made me chuckle more than I can describe~! The

> things we 'have' to do to get our men to " HEAR " us!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

[Guest guest]

How true!

Have a wonderful and pain free week ahead!

in SC

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On Jan 29, 2010, at 6:01 PM, marysue <marysue@...> wrote:

Glad I could give you a laugh, . Sometimes we have to be more

stubborn than they are.

Sue

On Jan 29, 2010, at 5:15 PM, wrote:

> Sue - you have made me chuckle more than I can describe~! The

> things we 'have' to do to get our men to " HEAR " us!!!!!!!!!!!!

>