I have bronchitis.
The pneumologist told me to stop knitting (for a while), just to make sure I’m not alergic to wool.
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I have bronchitis.
The pneumologist told me to stop knitting (for a while), just to make sure I’m not alergic to wool.
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Yikes! I would use a different yarn then so you don’t’ have to stop knitting. Feel better soon!
Hope you feel better soon. You can use synthetics for a while.
Oh, please, don’t stop knitting. There are so many synthetics out there. Get well soon and good luck.
I think you should see a different doctor … just to make sure you’re not allergic to the one who told you to stop knitting :mrgreen:
Oh, I understand how you must feel… I mean I’m allergic to nickel, so if there wasn’t wooden needles then I wouldn’t be able to knit at all and I would be so unhappy. But luckily there are! :woohoo: And as others have said there are so many synthetics out there. :cheering:
So just get back to knittings :knitting:
But, I’m not allergic to wool (not that I know of).
He just told me to stop knitting for a while. He wants to know if I’m allergic to wool :).
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I agree with the others… I’d keep knitting but just not with wool… there are so so many choices and really NICE ones too…
That was funny! :roflhard:
I’m almost sure he was talking about all kinds of yarn…
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I’ve heard it said that “almost” only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. :teehee: I’d call and ask to be sure.
But, dad and mom are doctors too…
…and they told me to stop knitting, too :lol: .
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Ohhh well in that case I’d ask if it applied to all yarn and then stop knitting until I heard otherwise.
I’d ask if it applied to all yarn
It did .
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