Your positive outlook is amazing. Hopefully your absence means no more than being fed up with KZfaq shenanigans m
@AG-yj1jv3 күн бұрын
⚠️⚠️⚠️*KEEP A HARD COPY OF YOUR GENETIC TEST* RESULTS - You may outlive your diagnosing doctors, and your records can disappear, and then some new doc with some new but wrong training can make you go through all of this again. It took years to get a special test for the hemangiomas in my spine, which appeared after I was assaulted - the treatment for such was to build baskets of muscle around every joint, but I would need to stay in shape my whole life. Well, 10 yrs later, all my work had kept me well, but illness has forced me to be sedentary. New system. New docs, no access to old records, refuse to do required special MRI & again, just like before, do regular, say there is no problem. I live in terror of the pain I survived because one wrong handling by docs cand result in these hemangiomas swelling up against my spinal cord. Two different SURGEONS refused to put a collar on my neck during transport. I had shooting pains from my neck up through my skull to behind my rt eye. They took fugging xrays, which, of course, showed nothing, and I was 6 months in pain, for which, I *cannot* take NSAIDs or Opioids. Another example is, I had sinus surgery. Years after my assault, I finally got to see my former sinus doc about sinus issues. He said, "You need sinus surgery, you have a deviated septum. I said I'd already had sinus surgery - at which point he interrupted and said "no you didn't - or, you had a terrible surgeon." I said, "You were my surgeon -" He interrupted again, denying he ever saw me. I handed him my record but finished my sentence, "- but I was violently attacked, and my face was smashed." He looked at my current xrays, done decades later, after face surgery, and said, "There's no evidence for that!" We are *both* lucky there was a machine between us, and I had been careful to take melatonin the night before, sleep as much as I could, eat breakfast, drink ¼ RedBull (to keep frontal lobes/executive function/better-decision-making online when blood goes to stomach), and avoid the Interstate on the way in. I just wish I could have taken his butt to court for malpractice because, as a student of Forensic Anthropology, I knew that bone heals & even natural sutures oblitterate over the years. What he wrote in my chart caused my pcp to deny I ever had a spine injury and I had to start all over with new docs who also don't do the right test - and some who even refuse to include "such an old record" in their system, who now don't have all the othere pcp's records.
@jamesmcconnell24733 күн бұрын
Alzheimer's is connective tissue issue as well
@jamesmcconnell24733 күн бұрын
Shilijat will thicken you up. Not slow either
@jamesmcconnell24733 күн бұрын
Google's fighting for you not being diagnosed with Tarlov cyst by a board certified nuerolgist repeatedly deleting this information.
@jamesmcconnell24733 күн бұрын
Screw mean old troll's have zero idea who their fukcing with
@jamesmcconnell24733 күн бұрын
Self diagnosis the bomb. Shilijat's ultra quick thickener
@jamesmcconnell24733 күн бұрын
Possibly nuerolgy screening for Tarlov cyst is key at least pain wise. Shilijat for fragile skin is miraculous. Board certified nuerolgist.
@Faleth6 күн бұрын
I have an appointment on July 26th 2024 to ask my doctor for a port. I have POTS, EDS, and Gastroparesis and I started iv fluids more recently. I have overused my one and only good vein for around 15 years now (tested for different disorders and got iv fluids multiple times a year since I was 4. I’m 19 now.) and last month it gave up and formed too much scar tissue to access it. I’m terrified and in pain every time I get an infusion because my veins are too small and they can barely access them. Any vein that isn’t in the bend of my arm will make me pass out if attempted to be accessed. I got Charlie horses that lasted over a HALF HOUR the last time they tried my forearm. Without infusions, my heart rate while sitting in my wheelchair outside can get anywhere from 130-175. After an infusion, my heart rate rarely crosses 120. I fought my doctor to get more infusions than once a week so I’m terrified of what he’s going to say when I ask for a central line. My mom has some of my same conditions (gotta LOVE genetic disorders!) and just got approved for a port. I’m hoping that my story might make him more open to the possibility of getting a port. Ever since I came into the world, I could not drink enough for even a normal person. I’ve had heat exhaustion more times than I know because of this chronic dehydration. My doctor is pushing back at the idea of iv fluids because he doesn’t want me to lose the ability to orally intake water, but when do we give up on my useless mouth??? I’m 19! I haven’t been able to drink properly for all 19 of those years. Why are we so focused on saving a function that has NEVER worked?? Infusions help me become a normal functioning person that can process food and toxins and posture changes!
Oh the shoulder trick! I can usually use it to reach a few inches further if i really need it 😆 made my boss's mom wretch one day that she saw me do it. Its a bug and a feature!
@williammatthews7735Ай бұрын
Having been diagnosed with hEDS, hearing your story rings so close to home. Not having a clear concise gentic test to look at, none of my doctors even testing for any of the testable types, fills me with immense "what if" anxiety. Its such a terrible feeling of unknown, even with the diagnosis through the observational testing
@allisond.46Ай бұрын
It’s funny how one of Izzy’s doctors said “EDS doesn’t cause joint pain, it only affects your heart”, and one of Mickey’s doctors said “EDS doesn’t affect your blood vessels, it only causes joint problems.”
@KariBeckwellАй бұрын
I have to have my tube replaced tomorrow and they said they aren’t giving me anything for the discomfort during the procedure?! After watching this I’m an absolute mess and terrified 😭😭😭. I’m SOOO scared 😭😭