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Input: First time poster, I’m on mobile 

I’m currently sitting at a doctors office getting chest X-rays and a breathing treatment and who knows what else. 

See I’m allergic to my cat. She’s my best friend and I love her to death. I had a cat as a child but haven’t had once since so we got her in December as a Christmas present.

I also had seasonal allergies. This is important later. 

So I’ve been taking an allergy med every day and I’ve gotten more used to her over time, but recently with the pollen in the air (I live in Tennessee and the pollen is HORRIBLE here) my allergies have kicked into over drive.

I’m now getting diagnosed with adult asthma will most likely need a rescue inhaler and prescription strength allergy meds, just like dear old dad. 

Meanwhile my husband tell me he doesn’t feel that bad for me because it’s my own fault because I refuse to get rid of the cat. Let me reiterate that this cat is my best friend, and I have clinical depression that she actually help significantly. We bonded instantly and she follows me around the house everywhere and sleeps in my arms. 

So am I the asshole here? 

not getting rid of my cat even though I'm badly allergic