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In light of the whole issue with Covid. Watching resident evil.

I remember buying that game for my dad, when he was dying of cancer. I bought him a used set from GameStop, in Rhode Island, a hundred.. Think it was a saga set. Lol. After, he ate the games. Use to get mad when he couldn't find the hidden items, would throw the game. Lol. What a goat. Think he replaced two. And, lots of game books. Few paddles,

Mon Dieu. Feeling much better today. And, tomorrow.... My favorite love movie. Lol. To me anyway... Moontide.

Oh no! I didn't know it was April Fools today. I should have waited a day😡

Well, wow: things were weakening under sink, now new parts. Awesome. I had a leak since beginning. (Had old pans I never use to drip in. ) Nice. Now if only I could find a cheap vehicle. Lol

Can't believe, all that pain disappeared after I stopped using arthritis pills. Still have that extra breath, in normal breathing.

Meanwhile, putting myself on strict diet once food runs out. Started w drinking juice. Although, that doesn't cover heartburn. But, probably will cover for stiffness in walking. If I can give up soda, probably will be a miracle.

Have to buckle up, and think for the future.

I saw this....A severe, potentially life-threatening reaction to food or pills is called anaphylaxis. This rapid, total-body response occurs when the immune system releases a flood of chemicals, leading to symptoms like restricted breathing, a sudden drop in blood pressure, and hives.

Could be this. But, I didn't have that problem in younger years.

Then, I looked up what could cause.... You know, that word... (Don't you even laugh Nemo.)

Got the following.... Yes, several underlying diseases and conditions can cause or significantly increase the risk of anaphylaxis, often by causing mast cells to release histamine inappropriately. Key conditions include mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), mastocytosis, and hereditary alpha-tryptasemia, while cardiovascular disease and severe asthma can increase the severity of reactions.
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Clinic
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Diseases and Conditions Causing Anaphylaxis
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS): A condition where mast cells overreact and release too many chemicals, causing, in severe cases, life-threatening anaphylaxis.
Mastocytosis: A rare disease characterized by an abnormal buildup of mast cells in tissues such as the skin, bone marrow, and internal organs.
Hereditary Alpha-Tryptasemia (HaT): A genetic condition that doubles the risk for severe, or grade IV, anaphylaxis.
Idiopathic Anaphylaxis: Recurrent anaphylaxis without an identifiable allergic trigger, often linked to underlying, undetected mast cell disorders.
Alpha-gal Syndrome: A delayed allergic reaction to red meat or mammal products caused by a specific antibody.
Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic
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Risk Factors Affecting Severity
While not direct causes, certain conditions can make an anaphylactic reaction much more severe:
Cardiovascular Disease: People with heart conditions are at higher risk of fatal anaphylaxis due to increased sensitivity to blood pressure drops.
Asthma: People with poorly controlled asthma are at higher risk of breathing difficulties during an allergic reaction.
Cold-Induced Anaphylaxis: A rare form of physical urticaria where exposure to cold causes a severe, generalized reaction.
National Institutes of Health (.gov)
National Institutes of Health (.gov)
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It is essential to consult an allergist for proper diagnosis, especially in cases of unexplained (idiopathic) reactions.

(I wonder if the Covid shot could have caused this.)