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arulens-least-horny-jongleur · 1 day

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today i am absolutely crying with laughter over the idea of rangers with seasonal allergies.

sniffly, sneezy, miserable rangers who get sinus headaches and avoid people as much as possible so they don’t lose their “rangers are black magicians” rumours due to a poorly stopped sneeze giving them away.

terrifying rangers who lose their voices and sound like they’re chewing gravel when they demand bandits put down their weapons.

rangers who look constantly furious because their eyes are dry and blurry so they’re glaring and squinting at everything but can still somehow hit targets with their arrows.

and then it rains, and the pollen gets mostly knocked out of the air, suddenly the rangers with allergies are all back out in force, and rumours begin to not commit crimes on rainy spring nights, least the rangers somehow invariably discover you and hunt you down with supreme vengeance.

#rangers apprentice #ranger's apprentice #seasonal allergies #my allergies are so bad and it rained today and this was all i could think of #and then there’s halt #with his fuckin flowers #IN HIS CABIN #i love flowers but i’m allergic to like 80% of them #they don’t have claritin in arulen

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zipperrants · 17 days

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My will because my seasonal allergies are gonna fucking kill me

@theshifterbear you can have my boop badges

@romanoffshifting you can have my harry potter/ royal dr

@shiftingwithmars you can catch these dead hands bitch

@shiftingwithhale you can have my fame dr

@realitycanbewhateveridesire you can have my bg3 dr

#shifting #shiftblr #shifting realities #reality shifting #reality shift #desired reality #shifters #reality shifter #zipper is back on their bullshit #zipper rants #zipper is dying #zipper has seasonal allergies #seasonal allergies

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aller-geez · 2 months

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It might be a little early to post this but oh well ₊˚⊹ᰔ

RemixLevi won my poll by more than double, so I’m hoping to post a bunch of new content of our boys over the next few days~ ૮ • ﻌ - ა

Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote ఌ︎

Unless you’re new here, I’m sure you already know about Remi’s unhealthy love for turning his mate, Levi, into a helpless, sneezy mess…

By far, the best reaction he can get from Levi comes from Marigold flowers, as he’s extremely allergic to them.

He could just as easily induce the leopard into repetitive fits with only one or two of the potent flowers, but what’s the fun in that?

Why not a whole bouquet? 😉

@thekinkyleopard owns Levi 🩶

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saturdaymorningmuses · 1 month

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Many of us suffer from it. That dreaded allergy to pollen, dust, dander, etc. Your eyes itch, your throat gets scratchy, your nose stuffs up, and the sneezing, the dreadful, dreadful sneezing.

Some call it Hay Fever.

Others call it Seasonal Allergies.

What do YOU call it?

#ooc post #random poll #allergies #hay fever #seasonal allergies

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brightlotusmoon · 5 days

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“With allergies, many people report brain fog, difficulty concentrating, and even some symptoms of ADHD,” said Eitches. He attributed this to your body expending energy on other things like rubbing your nose or eyes, which causes a loss of the expendable energy needed to focus.

“There have been studies that indicate that people with allergies have a higher likelihood to have ADHD than the general population,” Eitches added. One study found “strong evidence for the link between allergy and ADHD,” noting that “patients with allergy have a 30–50% greater risk of developing ADHD.”

#welp #interesting #seasonal allergies

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antikris-t · 6 months

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Girl make up your mind

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floralcavern · 3 months

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#Poll #question #allergies #seasonal allergies #i feel like i’m dying

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blatterpussbunnyfromhell · 1 year

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I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired

#and having so many medical appointments that I can't keep up with them #chronic illness #chronic pain #allergies #seasonal allergies #chronic rhinitis #heds #ehlers danlos syndrome #hypermobile spectrum disorder

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ellecdc · 24 days

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I didn’t develop allergies until I got older too 😭 it makes me so sad bc I always remember younger me running around freely outdoors and enjoying all the plants and weather

LOL right?!?! Being alive in the spring used to be FUN I HATE GETTING OLD? 0/10 do not recommend.

#ask elle #seasonal allergies

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foaming-sea · 4 months

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Why am I expected to study when I can't even breath properly?

#seasonal allergies #Studying in this weather should be illegal #shitpost #my writing

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rowyngoldeart · 9 months

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#black cats #artists on tumblr #comics #house frightdorable #comic #webtoon #webcomics #cats #seasons #seasonal allergies #halloween

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babyspacebatclone · 6 months

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I’ve been meaning to get something like this done for a bit, and this post from @my-autism-adhd-blog gave me the nudge to type it out.

I’m keeping it here in my own post, though, to not clog their notes too much. 😅

I’m sure anyone with an invisible illness or neurodivergence has had to come up against the idea of “Well, back in my day, no one ever had [very real problem you are suffering from], we just bucked up and deal with life!”

Oh, really?

Do you [theoretical irritating naysayer] know when the term anaphylaxis was coined?

You know, “hypersensitivity (as to foreign proteins or drugs) resulting from sensitization following prior contact with the causative agent”?

The potentially fatal reaction where people can lose the ability to breathe? A very real, repeatedly proven reality for a large segment of the population?

It was created in 1905.

(I’d go into more about the individual who named it, but he also subscribed to a lot of the worst fields of thought in the early 20th century and therefore we shall move on.)

On the other hand, we have writings explicitly referencing horse allergies from the turn of BCE to CE (one of the sons of Roman Emperor Claudius), among others.

What we now recognize as Seasonal Allergies have been identified around the 16th century, under names like “rose catarrh” (as in, a believed reaction to roses, most likely a reaction to the pollen of other plants during their blooming season) and “summer asthma” (asthma being used as a general term for an ability to breathe).

What fascinates me is the end of the 18th century, where

Seasonal allergic rhinitis was now often observed and recognized. The term “hay fever” replaced “rose cold.” Physicians believed seasonal allergies were an aristocratic disease because it was most commonly diagnosed among the upper class. (emphasis mine, taken from document described below)

Huh, I wonder why upper class people would be the ones most diagnosed with seasonal allergies? I wonder what myriad of reasons could lead the financially secure to seek out personal aide for non-debilitating but extremely uncomfortable symptoms?

Not the least of which being a lifestyle which allows it to be merely non-debilitating.

Anyway….

At some point I want to fully read this summary of the book Ancestors of Allergy edited by F. Estelle R. Simons (as getting my hands on the text itself would be more effort than it’s worth for me personally). What I’ve skimmed thus far is fascinating.

Here’s a timeline from those 16th century misclassifications of seasonal allergies to the present understanding of allergic reactions (as the source from that one quote from above):

It’s humbling to see the development of understanding and acceptance towards a medical condition we take existing for granted nowadays.

On the other hand, the length of time it took to clarify these experiences when they have indisputable physical symptoms (if sometimes difficult to identify triggers) can be disheartening when we thing about where the scientific community currently is regarding mental health, neurodivergence, and invisible illnesses.

But my main take away in this review of the history of allergies:

It was never new. It had always been there, people had always suffered from it. The only things that changed were the public perception of the condition and the treatments afforded to people struggling under things other people dismiss.

@my-autism-adhd-blog ‘s post about dismissive attitudes towards neurodivergence, specifically Autism and ADHD, which reminded me I wanted to share this all with my pocket friends and anyone it breaks containment for.

#invisible disability #invisible illness #actually neurodivergent #seasonal allergies #anaphylaxis #tw medical mention #actually autistic #actually audhd #actually adhd

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aller-geez · 1 month

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In case anyone forgot, I’m still obsessed with the Hellboys—

and Kanai > most things ;3

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journeys-of-miso · 11 months

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As we are violently thrust into allergy season - and with it, disgusting amounts of sniffling and nose-dragging and coughing and throat clearing - here are some tips and tricks to help you not lose your mind :)

- Always have some gum with you. The sound of your own chewing will help to block out the sound of everything else!

- If you have long hair, wear it down. It helps to block your peripheral vision, which makes it easier to try to ignore people making mouth sounds so you don't snap and them and sound like a crazy person.

- Bring backup ear protection! I usually have headphones on, but headphones can die. So in addition to the headphones, I have 2 pairs of earbuds and 3 pairs of earplugs in my bag, plus a portable battery to charge my headphones (which I have had to use before).

- Also, know how to make makeshift earplugs (just in case). You will need gum for this! Depending on how big your ears are, chew up 2-3 pieces of gum until they're soft enough to easily mold, but not too soft to easily hold a shape. Wrap in paper towel/aluminum foil (just enough to cover the gum so it won't stick to anything) and stick it in your ear.

*this is not foolproof, and I wouldn't recommend doing it on a regular basis because there is still a potential that gum will get stuck in your ear, but it has gotten me out of some emergency situations.

- Remember that these people are not trying to hurt you. They don't know that you have misophonia, and don't realize that their sounds affect you. They have no malicious intent towards you.

-Keep on feeling the love,

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#hyperacusis #misophonia #hearingdisorder #mental health #selfcare #allergies #allergy season #allergyseason #seasonal allergies #hearing #selective sound sensitivity syndrome #tips #life hacks #sorry's it been so long since i posted #also sorry for long-ish post #have a potato🥔

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insomniaruler · 1 year

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Me when I get sick: meh this is fine :)

Me when allergies: just put me out of my misery before I do it myself

#seasonal allergies #(kill me)#(pls)

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weirdyearbook · 1 year

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From Ohio State University's College of Medicine's 1955 yearbook.

Some unusual ways to protect one's personal space.

Wondering about this post? Wait for the dissertation (TBA). For now: Weblog ◆ Books ◆ Videos ◆ Music ◆ Etsy

#seasonal allergies #personal protection #thumbing nose #glass dome #vintage yearbook #vintage illustration #yearbook

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