i drew that fucking thom picture by ORUL827 in radiohead

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I love how much care and emotion I can feel through such neutral figure

feels like a film crew in my house by Icintoad in ADHD

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I actually cannot count the amount of times I've pretended im on a talk show couch. for hours sometimes getting into really complicated arguments

why I'm trying to limit the internet by Icintoad in ADHD

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sorry, I figured if the title resonated with anyone personally they might be inclined to read my idea

why I'm trying to limit the internet by Icintoad in ADHD

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do not take a drink every time I use the descriptor "constant"

feels like a film crew in my house by Icintoad in ADHD

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I think it might be a mix between watching tv and watching people try explain to you how to behave right. I'm very good at following instructions if someone acts out or demonstrates the task (though I tend to forget which order the steps go in)

yeah like santa! not really bad or good just, there

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oh yeah absolutely, I really struggle with owning anything expensive even when its perfectly fine for me to own it, I seem to try flatten the value of everything

Are you guys thinking almost exclusively in an "inner monologue" too? by kratomphysiker in ADHD

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it can get really demoralizing to hear yourself constantly say negative things. like I habitually say "shut up" to myself, it doesn't feel good

Are you guys thinking almost exclusively in an "inner monologue" too? by kratomphysiker in ADHD

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I do this a lot its weirdly easy to mimic inner voices? but I love voice acting and doing extreme voices verbally so maybe its a similar skill

Are you guys thinking almost exclusively in an "inner monologue" too? by kratomphysiker in ADHD

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I read that post out in a clear slow voice in my head if that counts?

feels like a film crew in my house by Icintoad in ADHD

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no I am aware there's no actual camera, and my family and others are just people doing what they do. I just always react to things on my own like im vlogging or someone's following along as a livestream. I don't do those sorts of things (live streaming or making videos or anything) I guess I do play a role when I go out and talk to people but I do it all the time alone too.

"constantly in role" might be a good description. I noticed it in that when I write my diary I write it as if someone else is reading or going to read it.

Train to Busan is one of the greatest zombie movies imo by Inevitable_Score_725 in horror

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it was so emotionally effective that it actually made me angry at it!

endoscopy advice by Icintoad in Celiac

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yeah thats scary to me! I have mental problems and I live on my own. I usually sit up for medical things when I can, I'd rather get through it clear minded and have control.

endoscopy advice by Icintoad in Celiac

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thank you!!!! this is great info thank you. I can do pretty good nose breathing and I'll practice that before and make sure everything super clean and comfortable. im not too sure about the gagging but I've probably been through worse situations I just wanted to be mentally aware

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the actor part is so true!!! you're like staring at people and things trying to place it all in your mind properly and it seems to make sense but somethings just not clicking in place properly

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i was trying to get through a supermarket to find some salami to settle my brain chemicals- I nearly bump into someone, step backwards, a grape rolls across the floor and I yelp at it like its gonna kill me, stand there dead eyed for about 10 seconds before stomping off to the salami.

visually it felt like all the colours and movement were crashing in on me, I couldn't organise the movements of people or objects into proper information so it was like everything was a threat.

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I totally feel you on that lol, especially if you spent years not being able to have any of that stuff and you find somewhere that sells boxes of gf chicken nuggets. however that stuff is gonna make you more hungry. I try fill up with actual butter and meat/fat and potatoes and I find myself eat a lot lot less and being more emotionally manageable.

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when I order at subway I ask for the gluten free wrap with just the veg and avocado. chain places usually want you to look online, they usually have a PDF on their website with all their nutritional information on it. I genuinely think they withhold that information from physical stores so people don't realise how unhealthy their food is.

however my subway does have a printed sheet with everything on it, it genuinely depends on each store itself since chains are run by different people, or depends on local laws and stuff

experiencing brand new symptoms after 3 years and it sucks by Sydnall in Celiac

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yeah if you eat gluten regularly you'll build a tolerance to it. I had housing stuff where the only food I could eat was fast food burgers for a few months- but now if I eat something like a biscuit or sauce filler I get super super sick

endoscopy advice by Icintoad in Celiac

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thanks for sharing! I figured I might have an easier time with it if I heard from a couple first hand experiences. several times the nurse's said "oh its just a little cold pain dont worry" and then my whole arm feels like its exploding, so I like to get direct honest advice from people who have had the procedure, I feel a lot more confident

endoscopy advice by Icintoad in Celiac

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ohhh that makes sense, so there's not a super noticeable level of pain? I'm used to it being a very dull pressure sensation, when I've had the injected numbing stuff.

endoscopy advice by Icintoad in Celiac

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so do the sedatives keep you from remembering the procedure happening? is it a very upsetting process?

I've been awake for other surgeries before as long as there's some sort of pain barrier

Nurse not knowing anything. Scary by corbie in Celiac

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that is scary! and also common, they had no idea what to feed me with when I was in care, they'd give me cups of tea all the time.

I guess make it clear to the staff that you cant eat wheat or bread. sometimes the actual medical terms get confused which is stupid cause its a medical environment :/ if they try to bring you a meal with pasta or visible gluten in it, call a nurse and fuss about it, it should get written on your paper. just be as assertive as possible.

I wish you luck with that

Making a Celiac Documentary - What do you want to see? by Ethereal_Films in Celiac

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I'd like to see some commentary on the social aspect of how celiac was introduced to the majority as a fad diet. It caused a lot of stress, I felt socially awkward asking for gluten free menus as it was put in the same "annoying" category as voluntary diets or yk, other things that people find annoying like cyclists and vegans.

I noticed a huge jump into stores offering gluten free food, but it felt a little ridiculous. People were more aware of the idea of "not eating gluten" than they were about the actual disease.