Post by Logan on Jan 13, 2017 21:32:24 GMT -6
Co-owner of Charleston's only cat cafe discovers she's allergic to cats
Ashley Brooks always knew she would have to face the truth one day.
A cat lover since childhood, she says she grew up living with three or four cats at a time and has suffered from congestion for as long as she can remember. As a young child she didn't really attribute her symptoms to anything, but in high school she started to catch on.
"I realized if I touched my eyes they would get itchy," she admitted. "So I thought, 'okay I just won’t touch my face.'"
Brooks put the idea out of her head and continued to live a life filled with feline friends. She was in the planning stages of opening Pounce Cat Cafe last summer when a skin irritation developed that she couldn't get rid of.
Read more: www.postandcourier.com/news/co-owner-of-charleston-s-only-cat-cafe-discovers-she/article_1a772994-d8e5-11e6-b3a4-03c58d0011ae.html
Ashley Brooks always knew she would have to face the truth one day.
A cat lover since childhood, she says she grew up living with three or four cats at a time and has suffered from congestion for as long as she can remember. As a young child she didn't really attribute her symptoms to anything, but in high school she started to catch on.
"I realized if I touched my eyes they would get itchy," she admitted. "So I thought, 'okay I just won’t touch my face.'"
Brooks put the idea out of her head and continued to live a life filled with feline friends. She was in the planning stages of opening Pounce Cat Cafe last summer when a skin irritation developed that she couldn't get rid of.
Read more: www.postandcourier.com/news/co-owner-of-charleston-s-only-cat-cafe-discovers-she/article_1a772994-d8e5-11e6-b3a4-03c58d0011ae.html