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Hi, my name is mrsleslie56.
#MightyTogether #PTSD #Depression #Anxiety #BipolarDisorder #Migraine #RheumatoidArthritis #OCD #EatingDisorder #alpha-1AntitrypsinDeficiency
Hi, my name is mrsleslie56.
#MightyTogether #PTSD #Depression #Anxiety #BipolarDisorder #Migraine #RheumatoidArthritis #OCD #EatingDisorder #alpha-1AntitrypsinDeficiency
Hi, my name is CynicalGirl26. I'm here because after many visits with professional myPTSD continues. I am rattled with nightly violent nightmares. I take the medication ( to lower blood pressure) sometimes it helps. Really don’t want to live this way.
Hi, my name is Oliveoil333. I'm here because my chronic illness(es) make me feel very alone, and I want to connect to people like me.
#MightyTogether #Anxiety #Migraine #ADHD #PTSD #AutismSpectrumDisorder #OCD #Depression #MajorDepressiveDisorder #PolycysticOvarySyndromePCOS #ChiariMalformation #ChronicPain #ChronicDailyHeadache #ChronicIllness
Hi, my name is Jonken44. I'm here because I lost sight in one eye 22 months ago and it gets affected by light in lower half so l need to wear a patch drops 4-6 times a day,I need ointment in my eye regularly and in the night time I need Glioma drops. I have asked the doctors all along about removing the eye and they keep telling me whatever you do to when I will affect the other eye. I really don't know how true and effective this is and wonder whether it's just to reduce the cost of removing the eye. But wearing a patch all the time with no vision is a real nuisance and I think my good eye would not have lost as much sight if I was not wearing the patch all the time I could be wrong but that's what I think. I have asked for all the time and will again to get the eye removed and then where a false eye. Do you guys think removing the eye will cause more problems with the good eye and removing the patch. I live in Melbourne Australia and we have a good Eye & Ear hospital.
Researchers at University College Cork, Ireland, are examining emotional wellbeing and distress in young adults (aged 18-30) with MS. Participation involves completing a one-time, anonymous online survey, which takes approximately 15-30 minutes.
To participate, please visit the UCC site. If you have any questions about participation, please contact researcher Anna Igoe by emailing 125103645@ucc.umail.ie.