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Sometimes I hate summer...

Posted by Alex Duggan, 09 June 2006 · 32 views

Why? I hear you ask!

Bloody Hayfever - have always got it fairly bad in the past but seems to have been worse this year. I'm drugged up to the eyeballs with tablets, eye drops and nasal spray but it's gone 11pm and I'm still sneezing and my eyes still itch.

I want to move abroad next to a nice beach where I won't get it!

Sunlite
Jun 09 2006 06:50 PM

Aww poor Alex , you'll still get it no matter where you live

. I have it too but I just deal with it, I love summer and wish it would stay around longer than it does. Goes by way too quick here.

Phillykins
Jun 11 2006 03:02 AM

I've just got it in the past few days, seems to have been a bit delayed for me this year. I have a cough too which I don't usually get.

Starnox
Jun 13 2006 07:07 AM

I don't like summer because of the heat at night, I can never sleep when it's hot

Adam Kinder
Jun 13 2006 09:30 AM

I get bad hayfever depending on what state I'm in. When I moved to Pennsylvania from West Virginia I lost my allergies, then when I came back and then to Virginia, I got them back a bit.

Doesn't help that my parents bought a farmhouse in the middle of 50 acres worth of hay fields o_O

Wilko
Jun 21 2006 07:20 AM

Pay a visit to your doctors, they can sort you out with stronger tablets and if that doesn't work steroids. I used steroids last year and it basically went away (alongside my usual tablets).