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skip to content cyans centre for young person's allergies network science primary menu home how we help top 5 most common allergies success stories treatments & programs get allergy help today the house of allergens posted on february 7, 2018 by minicheddars newly divorced mum of three, janet, already had enough on her plate when she moved her family half way across the country… ….but there was nasty surprise waiting for her in her new home. she got in touch with us last month to tell us about how a whole list of allergies turned a difficult house move into a veritable nightmare: ‘breakin’ up is hard to do’, that’s how the old neil sedaka song goes and damn it if neil wasn’t right. my marriage of 15 years fell apart in the summer of 2017. it was a difficult time for me, a mother of three who had dedicated so much time to keeping our family unit together and it must have been even more difficult for our kids, who had been blissfully unaware of the increasingly complicated nature of their parents’ relationship. despite their father and i keeping our differences under wraps for such a long time, there was always going to be a point when we’d have to draw the curtain on our old life and that happened in september. i was fortunate enough to be offered a promotion around the time the divorce was entering its final proceedings, i was offered a considerable pay rise and a decent relocation package. all together i had enough cash to take the kids and start a new life in what was ostensibly my dream home. the trip was filled with questions. “where are we going to go to school?” “what about our friends?” “can we stop to buy doughnuts?” it wasn’t an easy drive, still i was spurred on by the belief that i was doing the right thing. when i’d first visited the house it had seemed like the perfect choice – finally something had come my way. the house was gorgeous, the kids would each have their own room with space to grow, there was a garden for them to play in and i was getting the kitchen that i’d always dreamt of cooking in. what could possibly go wrong? the first night we spent there we all slept in the same room with our belongings in boxes, it would have been idyllic had it not been for the screams that i was woken up with at 4am. jay had sneezed which had then led to an explosive nose bleed, carrie had broken out in hives and poor sarah could hardly breathe – meanwhile a nasty rash had broken out over my forehead: we were a sorry state in the emergency room that night. after a week of rigorous tests the verdict was in: we were allergic to our new home. dust mites triggered sarah’s asthma and lingering dog hair had caused jay’s reaction, but the doctors were still none the wiser when it came to my odd rash or carrie’s hives. i spent my evenings frantically googling our symptoms, whilst the nhs processed our blood samples. something about our genetic makeup was making both of us react to our new home. i exhausted options as far ranging as nuclear allergies (the local power station insisted that their nuclear event detectors had not been triggered, despite my repeated requests for information) and the levels of chlorine in our new drinking water. the doctors came to the conclusion that stress was the cause for mine and carrie’s skin reactions. in the weeks since we arrived we’ve been able to eradicate any traces of allergens from our home – the symptoms have subsided but i think we’re all likely to remember that night for a long time to come… posted in success stories leave a comment on the house of allergens thailand’s hidden killer: peanuts posted on february 3, 2018 february 7, 2018 by minicheddars some allergies don’t develop until we get to a certain age… jane’s first travelling experience was mired by the discovery of a rather tricky allergy. she tells us all about her brush with death whilst travelling in south-east asia: “the sun looks bigger here than back home. it’s a different colour too, more of a rich blood orange than the sickly yellow it is back in the uk. i watch this bloated star rise and fall four times from my hard hospital bed in chiang mai, whilst my laboured breathing worries the thai septuagenarian next to me. there were a few cliches that i’d expected to meet whilst travelling in south east asia: bed mites in dirty hostels, a few bouts of diarrhoea and a couple of regrettable decisions made whilst under the influence – in the three months i spent out there i successfully avoided all of them, but i somehow still managed to rack up an impressive 2 weeks out of 12 in a dingy hospital, gamely trying to stay alive – much to the consternation of the other occupants on the ward. i had the usual string of injections before i headed out here in the october after i finished college. each time mum drove me to the doctors was another opportunity for her to dole out another pearl of wisdom. she’d never spent longer than 2 weeks outside of the uk, so the sheer notion of me spending three months in south-east asia of all places had understandably got her worrying. “just make sure you wear mosquito repellent in the evening, that’s when they bite the most.” “make sure all the hot food you buy is piping hot and fresh – you don’t know how long some of that stuff’s been hanging around.” “for god’s sake don’t even think about walking anywhere by yourself, always take a friend, even if it’s someone you just met.” ironically, my mum never thought to warn me about the bowl of pad thai that nearly ended my life at the age of 18. at first i thought my fanta had been spiked. there was a hot prickly sensation at the back of my throat and i felt a flush rising up my face. some nelly furtado tune from the 90s was blaring out of tinny speakers behind me and i remember struggling to concentrate on what my new friend was saying. i’d reluctantly accepted his offer to buy me lunch, but it was my first day in chiang mai and i needed someone to show me around. scott was australian, typically sun-kissed and a mess of traveller stereotypes. matted dreadlocks brushed against his bare shoulders and there always seemed to be a fine covering of sand on his face, to go along with a faint aroma of hashish – he was literally the last person i expected to know first aid. when i came to in the bed my worried neighbour told me in broken english that a dirty traveller had stopped by to see how i was doing – she didn’t seem pleased about it. i never got the chance to thank scott for saving my life that day, but needless to say he changed my opinion on travellers and peanuts forever. posted in success stories leave a comment on thailand’s hidden killer: peanuts how i found love through breast enlargement and allergies posted on january 18, 2018 by minicheddars allergies can transform lives in the most unusual of ways. angela got in touch with us to share her story – a story that starts out with her mission to get a cosmetic surgery and somehow ended up with her getting married. we’ll let her take it from here: “i never thought that i’d get married. as long as i can remember i’ve been self-conscious of my body. now, i know what you’re thinking: ‘nobody’s completely comfortable with themselves and plenty of those people go on to marry and find love.’ well, for me, it was a little different. you see – i was a child of the 80s: probably the worse time in history to have any kind of body confidence issues. just imagine the way it was back then… it’s 1985, you’re 14-years old. whether you’re a boy or girl – you’re faced with completely untenable, unrealistically attainable visions of how you’re meant to look. beautifully sculpted creatures look down on you from your convex tv screen. arnold schwarzenegger breeds fantasies in every boy’s mind about how they too will be as tall and as wide as dutch. they’re confident they can do it; pump iron until their arms are as impossibly rotund as his so that all the figure-of-eight women will flock to their side. for the girls like me, our dreams were

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