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⌈ Secret Post #2752 ⌋

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[Fargo]

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[Orange is the New Black]

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[Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton]

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[DS9, Far Beyond the Stars]

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[Starsky & Hutch]

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[Trent Reznor, Nine Inch Nails]

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[Captain America: The Winter Soldier]

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[Galerians]

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[Penny Dreadful]

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[The Wolf Among us/Enslaved]

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[Wes Craven's Scream franchise]

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[One Piece]

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hmm. ok, so maybe they were more upset? I still think they have the right to be upset. But it seems I am missing some context.

Context. Where I feel like I spent a lot of time saying "this is largely my fault." And more context, where I expressed frustration that said doctor's office gave me conflicting information on what type of tests to expect at today's appointment.

Edited 2014-07-17 03:59 (UTC)

Absolutely a person has a right to be upset. But... as quite a few people pointed out, it's not a life-threatening condition, it's very, very manageable, and in some cases, reversible. Even after lots of people chimed in to reassure the user that unlike many conditions where your own body's chemistry fails you, this is one where you can exercise an astonishing amount of control over it. To the point of not needing medication! It's not clear to me that OP did a whole lot of research or they could've found this out on their own, but even if they hadn't, they had a bunch of firsthand experience from people in very similar situations.

If after all that a person still bursts into tears and continues to question whether or not this is something they're stuck with for life and if ONLY their doctors had told them sooner they could've done something about it (with the strong implication that they've missed out on that opportunity had they but realized)... well. Okay then. :(

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