[ SECRET POST #3611 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3611 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Mass Effect]


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03.
[Once Upon a Time]


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04.
(Overwatch, John McCain)


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[Arrow]


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06.
[Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford]


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[Supergirl]


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08.
[The Graham Norton Show]








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Comments

Re: What question do you hate being asked?

[skeletal_history]

Anything relating to the skin condition on my arms and legs. What's wrong with your skin? Why are you wearing long sleeves in this weather? What happened to your arms?

I just say, "I have a chronic skin condition," and that usually ends the questioning, but now I feel mortified by self-consciousness and want to hide in a closet forever, thanks so much!

Re: What question do you hate being asked?

[(Anonymous)]

This.

I have psoriasis and I don't have health insurance (NC, USA; denied Medicaid and laughed out of the room when I tried applying for health insurance/Obamacare). The creams and lotions that I bought over the counter have stopped working. I have patches on my right arm, left elbow, stomach, and both legs.

Kids always want to know what is wrong with me. Adults usually offer helpful* advice. My Mom and Dad did not have psoriasis, but both of my grandmothers did.

*Yes, I know about the shots, pills, laser treatment, taking oatmeal baths, changing my diet, and getting more sunlight. I either can't afford to see a doctor, can't pay for the medication, or tried it already. One time when I was able to go to a free clinic (since closed permanently), the doctor prescribed a lotion. When I went to get the prescription filled, they wanted over $100 for a tube that would have only lasted a few days.