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A Lurgic to the World, can meds and help people with severe intolerance to chemicals by she-chen.

Sharon calls herself a universal reactor.

In the 1990s she became a Lurgic to the world, to the mold colonizing her home and the paint coating

her kitchen walls but also deodorants, soaps and anything containing plastic.

Public spaces rife with artificial fragrances were unbearable.

Sented disinfectants and air fresheners in hospitals made visiting doctors torture.

The pervasiveness of perfumes and clones barred her from in-person social gatherings.

Even stepping into her own back garden was complicated by the whiff of pesticides and her

neighbor's laundry detergent sailing through the air. When modern medicine failed to identify

the cause of Sharon's illness, exiting society felt like her only solution. She started asking her

husband to strip and shower every time he came home. Grandchildren greeted her through a window.

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