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it is hay fever season....

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    Yep. And I've never had allergies before and at the age of 37- they are on attack!

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    Thank you ladies :)

    I read dehydration can also cause your eyes to dry up and get red, we are using eye drops as needed and it seems to be working. He is getting in like 3 16oz water bottles a day, but still might be a little dehydrated......

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    Hey....

    Same here... it's weird ...

    red eye cos of the sleeve?

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    you need to drink the H2O, I understand it is very hard..but it is your FRIEND.... Drink that water.... Ü

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