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Lol, mine always seem to come in series of 3's and no matter where in the world I've lived, as far back in life as I can remember, its been a morning ritual.
My daughter sneezes exactly 7 times before she goes to sleep. She has done that since she was little and my husband has sneezing fits and we figured out he was allergic to the lint in kleenex and napkins so he has to use those hypoallergenic kleenex and he is fine...I have an aunt like that also. Who knew?
The photic reflex, if I remember Ear/Nose/Throat anatomy classes, tends to cause several sneezes in a row......but also there is dust, dust mites, allergens of all types...animal dander etc.
Like the fireman, NO WAY to stop this reflex once started...
[quote=uggabugga;20881108]maybe we have photophobia? [/quote
I should probably clarify- by 'in a row' I mean they are usually separated by less than a half-second, just one after the other. A veritable sneezing fit.
Strangely enough, I recently adopted a black cat who sneezes the same way. And she does sound rather silly
I think it's kinda cute...better that one huge blowout...
You & Blackie look after each other....just don't go sneezing at the same time.
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I should probably clarify- by 'in a row' I mean they are usually separated by less than a half-second, just one after the other. A veritable sneezing fit.
Strangely enough, I recently adopted a black cat who sneezes the same way. And she does sound rather silly
I should probably clarify- by 'in a row' I mean they are usually separated by less than a half-second, just one after the other. A veritable sneezing fit.
Strangely enough, I recently adopted a black cat who sneezes the same way. And she does sound rather silly
Mine are seconds apart or longer..... Yes, our cats have had the rapid-fire sneezing on occasion.
I should probably clarify- by 'in a row' I mean they are usually separated by less than a half-second, just one after the other. A veritable sneezing fit.
Strangely enough, I recently adopted a black cat who sneezes the same way. And she does sound rather silly
No...do tell us about the numbers of the feline serial sneezers?
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Do you know how many cats we have??
