slushie whore

you can call me caf, or whatever you want tbh. just make it clear you mean me lol

20s

lgbtq+

i use all pronouns so whatever fits works :p

alongside my various neurological issues (see caf has a headache again) I have hypermobile ehlers danlos and am in constant pain <3

i’ve started marking all my personal medical diatribes and laments under cafcorpse which also includes those tagged for headaches bc while my health problems do largely stem from a few neurological issues I don’t want to associate every thought or bit of info with a headache if one doesn’t exist to go with the thought (idc if I’m over-explaining it I need this to make sense to me later lol)

i’m going on 12 years with this disorder and she’s the most constant relationship i’ve ever had🥴✌️

lip oil/lip balm/lip gloss whore😼

i don’t post pics of me or weight stats (i left that with my old blog i don’t do it anymore)

i am a bio major !! i love responding to posts abt health, medicine, and vitamins so pls ask away it’s more fun than doing my chem homework

i write my own posts under the tag cafcore. please don’t mix tags with that, it’s how i find and identify my own posts ed related or not

i reblog recipes and food things i find interesting under the tag cafcore resippy so if you want to avoid that kind of content that’s the tag to blacklist <3

i tag health, medical, and nutrition info under the tag caf studies biology so if you’re interested in learning a bit abt health and the body check there - i do occasionally just talk shit abt my classes but I try to stay focused caf studies poorly

sometimes I do get fed up with crap on my feed and feel I have no choice but to rb harmful crap with a rebuttal as a response - I try to tag these as cafrbs alongside everything else I reblog with any of my own comments, but also my biology tag. Always feel free to add your own info to these, but it’s esp helpful with a source🫶

It’s not even plaque building up on my arteries and veins, and it’s definitely not clots getting stuck either bc I’ve been on blood thinners since and shortly before the surgery to make sure scar tissue didn’t form inside the veins; my skull pressure is just so abnormally high that it’s crushing them. I can tell it’s definitely getting worse though. For about a week now two fingers on my left hand have felt like static and incredibly sore, alongside the forearm muscle that controls them as if the tissue is dying from starvation.