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Oh NOOOOOO
Eric,
I am so sorry you are going through this with the rash...It must be so hard to deal with because its just not going away...... You have such a great sense of humor dealing with everything....Keep it up and thanks for all the laughs you provide..I laugh almost everytime I read one of your posts....Hope the rash will leave you soon....................JULIE -
Thanks JulieJulie 44 said:Oh NOOOOOO
Eric,
I am so sorry you are going through this with the rash...It must be so hard to deal with because its just not going away...... You have such a great sense of humor dealing with everything....Keep it up and thanks for all the laughs you provide..I laugh almost everytime I read one of your posts....Hope the rash will leave you soon....................JULIE
Eric
Thanks Julie
Eric -
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It's funny, but not really....
Oh Eric. Now I have visions of Robocop dumping the bad guys in the toxic dump! I'm sorry. It's not funny, but you have a way of making it so. I know it's not funny to look at yourself and visualize toxic sludge, but MAN! are you the one with the great attitude!
Hugs,
Kirsten -
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Is it from Erbatux?
Mine was bad for 5-6 cycles.
Dr put me on an antibiotic, Minoclynicin? But it made me very sensetive to sun. I was out with out a hat on for like 15 mins and i got so red and rashy, I had scabs on my eyeslids and underneath my eyes. I then went to a dermatologist and she gave me some ointments...they worked great. My skin has been much improved. I was outside yesterday in overcast late afternoon sun, but I still got some red under my eyes...i should have worn sunglassess
good luck, and please pursue all options for relief!!!
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