[ SECRET POST #2080 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2080 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, there was nothing worse than being treated like an attention seeker, it was so frustrating! Yeah I ended up losing about... sixty pounds between being in so much pain that was either just sleeping or not eating, and then regulating pain meds where one of them literally made me nauseated from everything, including water, it was ridiculous.

My poor mom was freaking out, because at my lowest point before diagnosis, I actually slept for almost two days, and she was panicking because she couldn't get me to stay awake long enough to take my other meds, let alone get me to eat or drink anything. :/

The 'bonus' if you want to call it that to being diagnosed was that at least I could put it on my work's occupational health records, so I have modified duties and I don't have to work more than five consecutive days (prior to this we/I would sometimes work up to twelve days straight). This has helped a lot because it stopped putting so much stress on my body, allowing me to keep pain and fatigue mostly under control.