Lady Gets Accused By Mother-In-Law Of Faking Her Cat Allergies, Proceeds To Get Two More Cats
Allergies can strike at any time during a person's lifetime. Your immune system is a constantly changing organ that constantly retrains itself, so it's not always clear why some people develop allergies later in life when they didn't have them previously.
As a result, allergies may be triggered by changes to the internal and exterior environments of the human body. Consequently, it is possible to develop an allergy to cats overnight.
For the OP of today's story, she had cat allergies. Cat dander, saliva, or urine are among the specific cat products to which people with cat allergies respond.
Allergens are the compounds that set off these reactions. A cat allergy can result in symptoms ranging from minor respiratory issues to a syndrome that poses a life-threatening risk.
Anyone who comes into contact with a cat and experiences breathing difficulties or a feeling of choking should go to the hospital right away. Even after the cat has left the room, a person allergic to cats could still have symptoms.
This occurs as a result of cat dander and other cat allergens' propensity to settle on carpets, rugs, unwashed clothing, and linens. This was the OP's case, but her MIL thought she was faking it to avoid visiting her and her boyfriend.
Keep scrolling down to read the full story.
The OP kicks off her story with this headline
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The original poster can't really detail it all in the story but more than several people in her life have acknowledged her MIL as being a narcissist
The OP just cannot deal with the cat allergy issue, so she had to get an epipen from a doctor due to the severity of the allergy
And the comments from other redditors roll in...
OP's MIL and her partner does not look like people worth visiting
Allergies are exacerbated by stress which the OP's MIL loves to pile on
When you no longer need allergy meds or an inhaler
From a redditor whose mother-in-law and sister-in-law had a big issue with the allergies
This redditor wants to know if they ever visited her in her own home
Mother-in-law can say whatever she pleases but the OP still has the right to decide if she wants to go
The OP should be careful if they should pay her a visit
From a redditor whose mild cat allergy started in their 20's
This redditor is suggesting what the OP should do and say in response
Allergies of all kinds, including allergies to cats, can appear at any point in one's life. However, the effects could not show up for several days after the cumulative exposure.
The fact that the OP's MIL thought she was faking it is just not encouraging. In fact, the OP wouldn't be blamed if she decided to stop visiting because it's her life at stake here.
