Ok  I would gratefully appreciate a reading. I have two questions, first off I would like to know if I am going to get this job I applied for as a 911 dispatcher? and yeah I havent found a job yet lol. Second, I know you dont do any readings on medical but I already know the problem, its an allergic reaction to what I dont know lol I thought it was from the dog I bought but I found her a new home vaccuumed cleaned everything. Stopped taking prescriptions to see if that was it and other things too.Its driving me crazy its something in my house!!!

As you correctly said we are unable to give you an actual reading about such medical issues, but as a personally suffer from multiple allergies, food intolerances and chemical sensitivities, I feel that there would be no harm in me offering some friendly advice. I do not claim to possess any medical qualifications but I would caution you about altering the dosage of your medication or even worse withdrawing it totally without either the knowledge or permission of your friendly GP or allergy specialist. This is especially the case if you suffer from asthma, but the wise thing to do is always to keep your doctor fully up to date on any changes you make in your overall treatment plan. This includes any recent dietary changes, but I seriously doubt that it is the dog itself which is causing the problems, although it might be something that it is carrying upon it or even the fact that you have changed it's shampoo or dusting powder. As time goes on and allergies are not properly diagnosed and left untreated, the number of them seems to increase at an exponential rate. It soon gets to the point where you wonder if there is anything left in the world that you do not  react to to some degree and after years of this even Sherlock Holmes would be hard pressed to work out where each of your symptoms is coming from. This is further complicated by the fact that as you are exposed to an increasingly wider variety of foreign chemicals and allergens in the air you breathe, the water you drink and the food you  eat the number of possible interactions between them only adds to the difficulty of the puzzle. My only advice would be to begin looking systematically for any changes that also occurred around the time you got the dog, and to take this information with you to your allergy doctor or specialist as I feel that two heads are always better than one. Sorry I cannot be more specific about what it might be that is presently causing your allergic symptoms to flare up, but you have both my empathy and whatever non professional support I can provide you with as my friend over the internet, in your ongoing quest to be free once and for all of these terribly uncomfortable and increasingly restricting symptoms.

Nuff said?

Now as to giving you a reading where I am being asked to predict whether or not you will ultimately get the position you want as a 911 dispatcher (a very noble and worthy profession indeed) this is a YES or NO question which is fraught with traps for the unwary and difficulties. But I will do my best if you keep in mind that without knowing the other applicants and their qualifications and work skills (compared to your own) which are relevant to them getting the position you also want, plus a host of many factors which could potentially at a moment's notice make my prediction null and void, I will let the cards tell me what it is felt is the most likely outcome. YES you will get the job, or NO you will miss out this time.

And the card I was prompted to draw first on your behalf was the Two of Swords. Making a decision on the basis of instinctive knowledge. Rather than feeling that this card either refers to me as your reader or for that matter yourself, I would interpret it to mean instead that when all other factors between you and the other applicants for the job are equal, the interviewer will be forced to resort to his or her feelings as to whether or not you would be most suitable for the job.

Because I feel you have a sensitive and compassionate nature and also communicate well with other people (which is especially important when you are dealing with people in crisis), all other factors being equal I believe that the person conducting the interview could not do any better than choosing you above the other applicants. If the interviewer uses her own feelings and instincts as much as facts printed on paper, then I predict that you will soon be settled down in your new position. If however the person only considers what they think or see written down in front of them on paper, then it is anybody's guess.

Hoping that this brief reading has been of some help and comfort to you, and wishing you well either way this decision goes,

God Bless,

eye_of_tiger

Thank you so much!! I just thought of something after I read what you had written, 3 things have happened since getting the dog, and I had stopped using everything except the Shampoo, so  maybe thats it.  Odd all day I was FINE, until about 30 mintutes ago, then the watery, scratchy eyes started again not nearly as bad as it has been the past two weeks tho so Im grateful. Well I hope I do get the job, my sisters said when they found out I passed the test that they could really see me as a 911 dispatcher.

Thank you so much for taking the time to giving me a ready really appreciate it.

Allergy sufferers unite!

You are very welcome both with regards to the advice and to the reading itself. When do you expect to know either way if you have got the 911 dispatcher job?

Be kind to yourself,

eye_of_tiger

Well there suppose to call this week to schedule an interview then if I get pass that interview, I go to another interview then the background check. so probably end of April