#phantomlimbpain

Phantom Limb Pain

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Home - Acloud

1k. (Not rated).

Oh, you’re the shape of all my days.Oh, you’re my holy place.

(a post-Black Paladins fic)

Flesh & Electricity - arcadenemesis @copilotsheith

ongoing, 4/5 chapters, 77k. (Explicit). Contains: NSFW content.

“Back at the Garrison when we were learning about warfare medical aid, the officers taught us battlefield amputations. I never thought it would be useful information. The idea just seemed so bizarre. I was going to explore the stars. Not fight wars.”

Shiro isn’t the same. Keith can tell he’s hiding something from him. He’s determined to find out what.            

Sourceless - L_The_other_consulting_detective

1k. (General).

Shiro’s been drawn, jaw tense, throughout the day. Keith knows the signs well enough and he spends some time helping him through the pain.

Scars - UrsaeMinoris @ursae-minoris-world

1k. (Teen).

Shiro had gotten used to his scars. It hadn’t been easy. When he had first seen his face in a mirror after escaping the Galra, he had barely recognized himself. He had had to learn to accept the scars as part of him -that included the prosthetic arm and the locks of white hair. He had adjusted to how sometimes they still hurt, even to the phantom pain from his arm – that was the worst part of it. The scars were his history written on his skin, a reminder of what he’d been through. Those weren’t happy memories, but they also were a testimony of his ordeal when it all felt unreal, sometimes ; when his memory failed him, or when what he remembered seemed too crazy to be true. In a way, the scars kept him grounded. The physical, visible scars helped when the mental, hidden scars started to hurt. The marks on his skin were also proof that he’d survived all that shit. Well, up to a certain point.

—-This is a missing scene from s7 ep13. Shiro is at Keith’s bedside before he goes to give his speech.

Arthritis, or degeneration/inflammation of the joints, can affect the hip joint.

Pelvic pain is experienced at the bottom of the abdomen and pelvis. Typical symptoms of pelvic pain include dull or sharp pain that may radiate out towards the lower back, buttocks or thighs.

It causes pain and swelling in the body's joints, such as the knees or hips. 

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