They pay someone to help me access services in the community, but I am starting to wonder if there are services that are safely accessible for me. Smokers insist on blocking entry to most any place you go and food banks don't even bother put up signs. Are they trying to kill of the poor or something? Tobacco isn't that bad, but they put additives in cigarettes to make them cheaper and more addictive, much like they put in the food. The autoimmune reaction, seems to be the same one I get if I try to eat food bank food. I have been told it is corn, and that is what they told my grandpa as well, but there seems to be something more to it, because the reactions can be for things that are not recognisable as corn at all.
My neck hurts this morning and I've been vomiting a bit. I think it's allergy season which is actually a good thing, because my left gland brakes my neck (degenerative disk disease) when my right gland fails to swell.
I think it would be far more polite if smokers could just smoke privately somewhere, instead of making the needy look bad by flaunting cigarettes in front of the food bank. I would also like to see products labeled much better. The chemistry teachers told classes not to eat the reagents every year, because they where not safe to eat. The food grade version of the reagents, we did experiments with are still not perfectly safe and labeled vaguely if at all.
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