u/Nova-Snorlaxx

Okay so I've known I'm allergic to dust for a few years but it seems to go in waves and I'll forget and then get hit again.

I was never taught how to deal with it as a child, everything was dusty - I can't visit certain family members for long as and adult now I am aware if I stay longer I'll get sick.

Dust is kicking my butt again and I'm over it! I wonder if it always is affecting me but mildly and then the occasional attacks.

What are some maintenance good housekeeping tasks/skills to mitigate this?

I'm so over having sleepless nights or sick days at work because I've had to grab a blanket from the cupboard.

Okay so I've known I'm allergic to dust for a few years but it seems to go in waves and I'll forget and then get hit again.

I was never taught how to deal with it as a child, everything was dusty - I can't visit certain family members for long as and adult now I am aware if I stay longer I'll get sick.

Dust is kicking my butt again and I'm over it! I wonder if it always is affecting me but mildly and then the occasional attacks.

What are some maintenance good housekeeping tasks/skills to mitigate this?

I'm so over having sleepless nights or sick days at work because I've had to grab a blanket from the cupboard.

Hey pregnant people! I am 23 weeks and feel all of the kicks in either the bladder, cervix, or general pelvic area.

This is not my first rodeo but I haven't experienced this before, does this mean baby is quite low?

Should I be mentioning this to midwife?

Anterior placenta but nothing is felt in my stomach area, it's all right down there.