[ SECRET POST #4748 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4748 ⌋

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Re: Rant/vent thread

[(Anonymous)]

I woke up feeling congested and gross, but allergy-gross, not “aw fuck, virus infection,” gross. It mostly went away and then I moved a bunch of bags of potting soil and chicken food, raked and swept chicken shit out of the coop, and filled the trash can with brushpile detritus. Basically I breathed in a lot of dusty crap and now I feel icky again, and it’s my fault, I should’ve worn a dust mask. And I also have more stuff to do before bed.

Re: Rant/vent thread

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, I don't wish to alarm you but you need to keep a close eye on your respiratory health if you're reacting to bird related allergens. Mild symptoms could potentially cause long term problems when you have daily exposure. It's called Bird Fancier's Lung. I know this because I'm a former bird owner with allergy issues. Look after your lungs!

Re: Rant/vent thread

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT—I was vaguely aware this was a thing, but I’ve heard more about it in the “dust from livestock operations is bad news” side than the “cage bird” side. Although I may be fucked there, too, since at one point as a kid there were 17 various cage birds (lovebirds, cockatiels, parakeets, and a parrot) in the house. Also pet mice and rats and hamsters.

And I’ve been dying fabric for years and as a teen didn’t know how toxic that shit was, and didn’t wear a dust mask. So I hope cures for lung cancer get a lot better in the next 10-20 years. Good thing I never smoked, heh.