Getting diagnosed with Alpha-Gal may seem like a horrible nightmare come true. Having the fear of a lifestyle change may be daunting and seem like a big ordeal. It is and you are capable of overcoming the hard times. When you feel like you can not take the pressure because it seems like the world is out to get you just remember there is a whole community out there at a reach for the phone. My goal is brighten up those dark days by bringing some comedy and sharing my joy I have found through the wilderness. I am hoping I can bring back the will to go back outside and enjoy nature to those who mother nature has robbed. Helping people has always been a passion of mine. This allergy is extremely difficult to navigate (especially when you first get diagnosed) so I'm hoping to be a tour guide through the rough landscape. There are rocky roads that everyone has to overcome, hardship of harsh reality, and realization that you are on a journey of new exploration within yourself!
I'm in the same boat, just keep your head up carry on. My goal is get enough information out there for people to find so it can help with their situation.
@@Brisou394 I don't have a fume reaction typically, but I have had some mild reaction. The symptoms I most associate with the fumes is difficulty breathing and clogged up nasal passages. Those case happens when I'm right by something that is cooking. I do know someone with a severe fume allergy. I will try and get a audio interview of his account with this allergy. I have sensitivities to leather and things like that. I swapped out the conventional leather belt for the groove life belt and it made a world of difference in my inflammation.
I have Alpha Gal syndrome it has turned my life upside down hospitalized so many times I can't eat anything I love to eat any more I hate the itching all my Joy has been took away from me cos of the alpha Gal allergy I am from Fayetteville Tennessee USA where I gotten bitten at