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In hospital

Thank you to everyone who have supported me and my writing here. Things haven't gone very well and I'm not doing too good. I've been in hospital...

Broken promises

What's this life worth? What's it worth compared to the millions of stars in the sky? What's it worth compared to the waters of the seas? I am...

On being a loner

" When nearly all you do is done alone, it makes the effort that is conversation that much harder, and all the more fruitless" - Anneli...

Group

I'm repeating one module of the skills group (DBT). The module is the one on interpersonal effectiveness and it started yesterday. It was tough...

Social weekend

Participated in another cycle event over the weekend. We left town on Friday night - it had been a long day, beginning with the drive down to...

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Polar Bear posted In hospital Nov 19 2009
Polar Bear posted Broken promises Nov 16 2009
Polar Bear posted On being a loner Nov 15 2009
Polar Bear posted Group Nov 11 2009
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Jun 30 2009 by rosie

 i have hsakey legs and arms...it is as though i have suffered a great shock or a fright.  it must be adrenalin...but it is chronic.  I can wake up with it and it will stay with me all day.  OR it could just happen in the middle of the day for NO reason!  I have a lot of diagnosed illnesses, but this does not go with any of them  I AM NOT hypochondriac.  I thought perhaps i WAS.  but with nine diagnoised auto immune illnesses, they MUST be real... all related, i suppose.  scleroderma, diabetes, diseased thyroid , M.S.  Lichen sclerosis, had cancer twice and TB once; linear glaucoma, raynauds, sicka, psoriatic arthritis, oa, atrial fib (heart) and asthma; others that i am surely leaving out.  but the LEGS...the SHAKEY LEGS!  which doctor do I SEE THAT about?  i have too many specialists...and have not seen most of them in two months...too tired of going and now and too weak to drive myself.....need to depend on others to drive me.  also, narcolepsy has been a problem...and M.E. (myalgia encelphalomyelitis)....i think that is it.

The GOOD news?  I will live.

 

is it possible to have hypochondria and actually be DIAGNOSED with all these things?  i hvae been healthy all my life until 13 years ago when OVERNIGHT I became very ill and from that point, ONE after another AFTER ANOTHER illness was diagnosed!  i am tired of doctors....and am trying to get off the meds, but have actually harmed myself doing so.....i am tired of knowing all these doctors....and their administrative staff...running into them in stores, on the street, everyplace!  i can't get away frm them!  lol

the bad news?  I WILL LIVE VERY long - with all these stupid PROBLEMS 

 

 

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