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Request for Abstinence

Posted on May 11th, 2008 in Uncategorized by Jonnie Wright

When you visit me in my home, please:

 do not wear ANY clothing that has been washed with scented laundry detergent or

rinsed/dried with fabric softener (this is VERY important!)—wash with baking soda

 do not wear ANY clothing that has been near any sources of pervasive, lingering scents that have absorbed into clothing, hair, skin, paper, or any item coming from such  household or setting

 plan any shopping “after” our visit, so those contaminates don’t come into my home with you

 put shoes & jackets in designated areas (usually closed container) as quickly as possible upon entering the house

 do not sit in designated areas as they have been made “safe” for me (ie. special couch, chair, etc.)—I’ll let you know what & where.

IF you’re an overnight guest, unscented toiletries will be provided (soap, shampoo, deodorant, etc). Please leave yours at home.

When we meet in a public place, please do

not get too close if:

 you’ve been around latex balloons

 you’re wearing perfume or anything scented (including fabric softener!)

 you’ve got something minty in your mouth

 you’ve been shopping in a department or home improvement store same day

 you use fabric softener in your laundry

You may see me quickly putting on my face mask (if not already wearing!) or backing away (or even needing to leave the room unexpectedly & very quickly—especially if it’s a small, confined room). You may also see me using hand sanitizer after contact (ie. handshakes, hugs).

It’s because I need clean air to breathe adequately and “must” avoid exposures to latex & chemicals & fragrances!… it’s NOT personal.

If it’s a group or private get together that’s prearranged (church, lunch, etc.), please consider taking the same precautions as if you were coming to my home. I want to be able to spend time visiting with you, getting to know you, developing friendships, etc.

http://mcs-america.org/VisitingNRLA-MCS.pdf

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