Good homes needed, but where to post?

I know it's none of my business, but is this your first case of angioedema? If it is, it many behoove you to store at least some of the really special things and see if you get better. On the other hand, I had an ex-boyfriend who couldn't be around old dust like you find in attics, and nothing he could take would work to help the severe asthma attack that would ensue.

I had something similar happen to me years ago with polymer clay. I was an instructor working with the stuff making a good living and it started to severely affect my kidneys. I got rid of all of it, I didn't want to end up on dialysis. It made me sad, but I'm a lot healthier since I quit it, but 18 years later I still have to go to the kidney doctor every 4 months for monitoring.

My thoughts are with you and I'm truly sorry that you are having the health issues you're having. I hope that you will feel better soon and the medications that they give you will work. Please let us know how you are doing.

Debbie K