Now, here's what I don't understand: Why can I put band-aids on my fingers and toes without consequence, but anything on my limbs or my torso and I end up much worse off than the original wound I was trying to protect?
And, I wasn't always this way, started at about age 28, so I am continually forgetting my sensitivity, or doubting that it is a chronic affliction, so I experience it over and over and over again like a freakin' idiot. Someday I'll catch on...
The irritation was MUCH worse the day of the blood draw. Looked exactly like the band-aid that was on my arm, only red! I think a little diphenhydramine is in order. ;)
ok...let me see...hmmmm??? You ate some moldy cheese and had an allergic reaction?~?~?
ReplyDeleteor morelikely I would say you had some blood drawn and you had a reaction to the tape??
Either way...are you ok? It looks bothersome :(
eeeewwwwwweeeeee! I know it's not an ewe but is that POISON OAK?????
ReplyDeleteOuch! Is that a reaction to radioisotopes? :)
ReplyDeletehee hee, I know why.....
ReplyDeleteI hope it's not a reaction to the fleurs-de-vous!
ReplyDeleteThough, why you'd hold them in the crook of your elbow is beyond me.
Nice job, Spider and Bridg.
ReplyDeleteNow, here's what I don't understand: Why can I put band-aids on my fingers and toes without consequence, but anything on my limbs or my torso and I end up much worse off than the original wound I was trying to protect?
And, I wasn't always this way, started at about age 28, so I am continually forgetting my sensitivity, or doubting that it is a chronic affliction, so I experience it over and over and over again like a freakin' idiot. Someday I'll catch on...
The irritation was MUCH worse the day of the blood draw. Looked exactly like the band-aid that was on my arm, only red! I think a little diphenhydramine is in order. ;)