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franck
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Date Joined Mar 2009
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 		   Posted 3/15/2009 4:29 PM (GMT -6)   
  can a constant shortness of breathe, inside and outside my house, be the only symptom of a cat allergy?
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SmurfyShadow
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 		   Posted 3/17/2009 6:14 AM (GMT -6)   
Yes. It is to mine. But please go read my other post for all advice :)
 
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franck
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 		   Posted 3/18/2009 3:59 PM (GMT -6)   
thx!!!
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SnowyLynne
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 		   Posted 3/18/2009 4:18 PM (GMT -6)   
When I was a small child if I got around cats my throat would nearly close up.It's not like that now but I would not have my cats in the house..........
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