Admitting defeat against the forces of nature that compel her to sneeze, cough, and itch when prompted to perform an oil change on schedule, area woman Rhoda Bleu was taken to the nearest emergency clinic Thursday, where she was diagnosed as severely allergic to car care.
Bleu, a 38-year-old Shaw resident, says her eyes welled up with tears and an intense headache overcame her when she realized she might have to sit in an auto shop waiting room and make eye contact with someone during the service.
“What if they use a bunch of terms I don’t understand to try to get me to spend even more money?” she sniffled.
Sources also confirmed that Bleu was seen ignoring her check engine light and texts from her mom about coming to visit soon.
Clinicians referred Bleu to a specialist to alleviate her symptoms.
The RX: Visit roda.com to let their expert technicians take car care entirely off her plate with free pick-up and drop-off of her vehicle for service, transparent pricing, and trustworthy care. At press time, Bleu was breathing easy thanks to Roda.
