I'm crying i'm laughing so hard. I was lying in bed resting and my feet and calves felt a bit cramped but then i took off the blankets and
My feet look like they were drawn by someone who doesn't know how to draw feet ππ

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I'm crying i'm laughing so hard. I was lying in bed resting and my feet and calves felt a bit cramped but then i took off the blankets and
My feet look like they were drawn by someone who doesn't know how to draw feet ππ

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I don't know if this is just me or if this a thing for others too. The smell of "hospital" isn't disgusting to me. It's calming in a way i can't describe. I was the sick kid and age 10 onwards i've spent so much time in hospitals; months upon months upon months. Different hospitals, different wards, different types of hospitals, completely different reasons etc. The inside of hospitals and the smell specifically... To a part of me it always feels like coming home. I hate it. I hate it so much. I kind of get it but I also don't. So many of my worst memories, traumas happened in hospitals. How can it still feel like that's where i'm supposed to be?
When doctors get their egos hurt because i know my way around their field without having studied it at university but i've been educating med students since i was 11 years old
When i was 15 i got meds that made everything less overstimulating, which meant i got a lot less migraines. Can you imagine a teenager being able to properly watch movies and series for the first time in their life?
I had done all that before but it always gave me terrible headaches and brainfog, most of the time it just wasn't worth it and it wasn't nearly as enjoyable. As to be expected i spent many months binge watching way too much. There was still a lot that tended to trigger my migraines, for example most animated shows and movies, too many flashing scenes, and certain movements of filming cameras, certain filming styles. But i got to watch action movies and was able to see what happened during fight scenes. I was amazed at how much i had missed before.
Last year i changed meds. And suddenly i was able to watch anime without getting migraines.
And now, for the first time in my life i have consistent access to a tv. And i can watch whatever i want without getting migraines. Holy shit i cannot describe how fucking amazing this has been.
So when your skin is really dry and you put lotion on it, it can cause a bit of a tingling or burning sensation for a moment. That's normal. Your skin getting red and becoming hot to the touch. That. That's not normal. Did i just realize this after 7 years of trying to figure out why i couldn't keep to any skin care routine, no matter how simple? Yep. Do i now feel really stupid? Yeah, so much so

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Me: i want to be a shape shifter
My face: *getting red, eyes and lips swelling up*
Me, now sitting in the ER: this. is NOT what i meant!!
I despise convulsive presyncope and convulsive syncope so much. POTS fucking sucks. Oh there's too much wet and pressure in the air let's have a seizure about it! What kind of fucking bullshit is that?!