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My small bedroom has one cupboard, which has been converted into a temple.
Usually I wake early but today was an exception.
My lungs are extremely sensitive to smoke and the widows of my bedroom were closed.
My mum had lit a special candle <30 cm away from my nose and slightly under it and now I'm coughing uncontrollably (since I was inhaling unconsciously for some time)
I go to uni but I can't leave the house due to special circumstances, what should I do?
Usually I wake early but today was an exception.
My lungs are extremely sensitive to smoke and the widows of my bedroom were closed.
My mum had lit a special candle <30 cm away from my nose and slightly under it and now I'm coughing uncontrollably (since I was inhaling unconsciously for some time)
I go to uni but I can't leave the house due to special circumstances, what should I do?
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(Original post by Parziva1)
My small bedroom has one cupboard, which has been converted into a temple.
Usually I wake early but today was an exception.
My lungs are extremely sensitive to smoke and the widows of my bedroom were closed.
My mum had lit a special candle <30 cm away from my nose and slightly under it and now I'm coughing uncontrollably (since I was inhaling unconsciously for some time)
I go to uni but I can't leave the house due to special circumstances, what should I do?
My small bedroom has one cupboard, which has been converted into a temple.
Usually I wake early but today was an exception.
My lungs are extremely sensitive to smoke and the widows of my bedroom were closed.
My mum had lit a special candle <30 cm away from my nose and slightly under it and now I'm coughing uncontrollably (since I was inhaling unconsciously for some time)
I go to uni but I can't leave the house due to special circumstances, what should I do?
Is there nowhere else in the house to which the temple can be re-located?
Failing that, buy a smoke alarm.
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(Original post by Parziva1)
My small bedroom has one cupboard, which has been converted into a temple.
Usually I wake early but today was an exception.
My lungs are extremely sensitive to smoke and the widows of my bedroom were closed.
My mum had lit a special candle <30 cm away from my nose and slightly under it and now I'm coughing uncontrollably (since I was inhaling unconsciously for some time)
I go to uni but I can't leave the house due to special circumstances, what should I do?
My small bedroom has one cupboard, which has been converted into a temple.
Usually I wake early but today was an exception.
My lungs are extremely sensitive to smoke and the widows of my bedroom were closed.
My mum had lit a special candle <30 cm away from my nose and slightly under it and now I'm coughing uncontrollably (since I was inhaling unconsciously for some time)
I go to uni but I can't leave the house due to special circumstances, what should I do?
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That sounds like a huge fire risk if nothing else, can you not get her to use LED candles?
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Is it usual to have a temple in a bedroom cupboard?
Is it usual to have a temple in a bedroom cupboard?

In some religions, such as Hinduism, people can have small temples at home for worship in a designated room or area of the house.
Parziva1 speak to your mum and ask her if the temple could be moved elsewhere, explaining how much it's affecting you.
Best wishes.

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Hi RC - nice to see you again!
In some religions, such as Hinduism, people can have small temples at home for worship in a designated room or area of the house.
Parziva1 speak to your mum and ask her if the temple could be moved elsewhere, explaining how much it's affecting you.
Best wishes.
Hi RC - nice to see you again!

In some religions, such as Hinduism, people can have small temples at home for worship in a designated room or area of the house.
Parziva1 speak to your mum and ask her if the temple could be moved elsewhere, explaining how much it's affecting you.
Best wishes.

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Is it usual to have a temple in a bedroom cupboard?
Is it usual to have a temple in a bedroom cupboard?
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Hi RC - nice to see you again!
In some religions, such as Hinduism, people can have small temples at home for worship in a designated room or area of the house.
Parziva1 speak to your mum and ask her if the temple could be moved elsewhere, explaining how much it's affecting you.
Best wishes.
Hi RC - nice to see you again!

In some religions, such as Hinduism, people can have small temples at home for worship in a designated room or area of the house.
Parziva1 speak to your mum and ask her if the temple could be moved elsewhere, explaining how much it's affecting you.
Best wishes.

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