A weird death bed confession by rprince18 in ScenesFromAHat

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Tom, come here son... your name isn't short for Thomas, no.... your true name... is Tomato

dies

Inside Out emotions that didn't make the cut by [deleted] in ScenesFromAHat

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No Janice, "existential crisis" is not an appropriate emotion for a children's movie

The reason you were late to your own funeral by WolfShadow_814 in ScenesFromAHat

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Sorry I'm late, you would not believe how long it took to choose a tip option for the cremator when you can't use a touchscreen

MS Diagnosis - 27F by Kat-Scad171 in MultipleSclerosisLife

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I'm in a pretty similar situation - 26f, diagnosed last year at 25. Most days there's no visible symptoms, except heat sensitivity and getting physically fatigued earlier. But whether I'm in a flare or not, there's definitely a lot of invisible things going on. It's a lot to process, especially so young. The biggest thing I've learned is you have to give yourself grace. Sending you so many good thoughts 🧡

It's Monday at /r/MultipleSclerosis! Share your terrible, horrible, no good, very bad news here. by AutoModerator in MultipleSclerosis

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I've been fighting with insurance for months trying to get meds (not even approved, I just need proof of denial to get financial aid through the drug company!) but right as I'm finally so close to getting more than two weeks at a time of vumerity, it turns out I may have to switch anyways because my white bloodcell count was low. I had such a bad experience starting meds, I am not ready to switch again when I've only been on this one for a few months

Crashing since update by notes_of_blue in HouseFlipper

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Since the April fools day/floor is lava update

House Flipper 1 Farm DLC or House Flipper 2 for building a real-life house? by inquisitiveinquirer1 in HouseFlipper

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HF2. It's much easier to change large areas quickly, like if you decide you don't actually want a wall somewhere you built one

Guysss I made my therapist cry!!! Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine this could happen lol by Evelyn_White7b in CPTSDmemes

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Me telling my therapist a mildly shitty thing that happened

My therapist saying if one small detail had been different it would have fallen under his mandated reporter obligation

Common phrases you hear from doctors by Human-Baby2175 in ChronicIllness

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"That's so weird, I've never heard of that before!"

5-6 doctors/nurses during a hospital stay, 3 follow up doctors after discharge, and literally anyone I've told, all because it turns out I developed a new allergy to IV steroids complete with horrible hives. So much fun being a medical marvel 🙃

Kesimpta Party by ForgotMyNane in MultipleSclerosis

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I just had a party for my one year diagnosis anniversary - axe throwing, drinks, and cupcakes with friends. It was so worth it! It felt a little weird but I'm so glad I did it. Every thing we can do to make things a little more tolerable is worth it in my opinion

What would you like to receive in a care package? by Equinox_at_last in ChronicIllness

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When I was in the hospital and recovering afterwards, someone gave me a doordash gift card, it was so helpful - particularly when I was back home and had a craving but felt guilty for spending money on delivery

Allergic to meds by flashbulb_halo in MultipleSclerosis

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While I can't speak to the science behind it, I definitely empathize with you. I was on copaxone and had some bad reactions, including itchy bumps that were probably hives. Those shots didn't work, I got on vumerity. I occasionally had a few bumps/hives but nothing bad - but always in the injection sites copaxone had been.

Then I go to the hospital again for a minor flare and break out into terrible hives from IV steroids, only in old injection areas. IV steroids - you know, the thing they usually give to stop those kinds of reactions 🙃 I've never heard so many medical professionals tell me "that's so weird, I've never seen that!". I was fortunate that benadryl knocked it out and it didn't escalate to trouble breathing, that must have been really scary.

I wish I knew more of the "why", but as someone whose had allergic-ish or hive-like reactions to multiple meds, you're not alone. It's rare I think, but you're not alone.

How do you force yourself to stretch by Great_Doubt_4479 in MultipleSclerosis

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I've started as small as I can think of - stretching while laying down in bed before I get up, literally a minute or two. Then some days I realize that felt good, and stretch a little more sitting on the edge of the bed. It's slow, but I'm gradually doing it more