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Old January 28th 08, 02:30 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
Kreisleriana[_3_]
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I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year, I
seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am being
slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big for
those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to stay
moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for me.
Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take an
oatmeal bath.



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Old January 28th 08, 02:33 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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Kreisleriana wrote:
I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This
year, I seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as
if I am being slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of
itching are too big for those little bottles of ointment, although I
am earnestly trying to stay moisturized. This winter has been one
stupid thing after another for me. Could you please purr that my skin
calms down soon? I am off to take an oatmeal bath.


Purrs on the way. Would antihistamine tablets help?
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Old January 28th 08, 03:27 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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Stop itch purrs on the way - been there, done that, NOT fun!

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Kreisleriana" wrote in message
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I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year,
I seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am
being slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big
for those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to
stay moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for
me. Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take
an oatmeal bath.





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Old January 28th 08, 03:31 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
Bridget[_2_]
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The only thing that finally helped me, even after steroid creams and the
whole nine yards with a dermatologist, was Oil of Olay in shower lotion
called moisture rinse. That stuff is a miracle. I highly recommend you
try it. In the mean time, I will get the cats to purr.

Bridget

Kreisleriana wrote:
I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year, I
seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am being
slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big for
those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to stay
moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for me.
Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take an
oatmeal bath.



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Old January 28th 08, 04:21 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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purring, Lee
Kreisleriana wrote in message
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I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year,

I
seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am being
slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big for
those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to stay
moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for me.
Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take an
oatmeal bath.





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Old January 28th 08, 04:40 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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ouch, sounds itchy!
jes joking, Lily and I hope you start feeling better soon.

Lily & her mama

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"Kreisleriana" wrote in message
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I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year,
I seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am
being slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big
for those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to
stay moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for
me. Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take
an oatmeal bath.





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Old January 28th 08, 06:17 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
Marina
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Kreisleriana wrote:
I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year, I
seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am being
slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big for
those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to stay
moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for me.
Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take an
oatmeal bath.


I get the winter itchies too. It's no fun. Lots of purrs that yours gets
better soon.

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Old January 28th 08, 06:33 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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Kreisleriana wrote:
I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year, I
seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am being
slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big for
those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to stay
moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for me.
Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take an
oatmeal bath.



{{{{Kreisleriana}}}}}

That has to be miserable. I apparently have some sort of dermatitis as
well, but Aveeno cream on the affected parts is helping, so I'm lucky.
Many purrs that your skin feel much better soon.

Ginger-lyn

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Old January 28th 08, 06:35 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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"Kreisleriana" wrote in message
...
I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year,
I seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am
being slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big
for those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to
stay moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for
me. Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take
an oatmeal bath.



I know how miserable that can be. And almost anything that should make it
feel better only makes it worse.

I have to avoid really hot water and any more than a tiny bit of soap. If
the itching gets too bad, I can't wash my hair more than twice a week and
shower every other day.

I've found out that there is something in hair conditioner that makes me
itch too.

SARNA Sensitive Anti Itch Lotion can be a lifesaver.

Vermont's Original BAG BALM is wonderful for dry cracked skin, especially on
hands, elbows and feet.

Jo



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Old January 28th 08, 06:36 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
Joy
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Purrs are on the way.

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"Kreisleriana" wrote in message
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I often get a little itchy in the winter, nothing too serious. This year,
I seem to have a near-full-body case of dermatitis. I feel as if I am
being slowly roasted over an open flame. The areas of itching are too big
for those little bottles of ointment, although I am earnestly trying to
stay moisturized. This winter has been one stupid thing after another for
me. Could you please purr that my skin calms down soon? I am off to take
an oatmeal bath.





 




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