mr b3th has this, so I fully sympathisebut I challenge anyone to beat the pain of endometriosis and arthritis on a daily basis.
On the plus side, I get prescription strength painkillers.
On the minus side, they will eventually rot my intestines and cause internal bleeding. And I'll have to keep taking more and more to get the same effect, so I'll end up stoned out of my gourd and turning tricks on street corners for my next fix.
(On the plus side, I get prescription strength painkillers.
On the minus side, they will eventually rot my intestines and cause internal bleeding. And I'll have to keep taking more and more to get the same effect, so I'll end up stoned out of my gourd and turning tricks on street corners for my next fix.
b3th Not shit. Not mod.,
Thu 15 Jan 2009, 11:04,
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*poorly-expressed sympathy*
Mighty Nibus who dares gins | @nibus,
Thu 15 Jan 2009, 11:05,
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mehI had an operation about 16 months ago, so the endo has now gone (for the next ten years anyway, it may come back after that) but the arthritis still hurts like a bastard.
Knees, ankles, hips and the base of my spine.
I'm thirty fucking five, for fuck's sake!
(Knees, ankles, hips and the base of my spine.
I'm thirty fucking five, for fuck's sake!
b3th Not shit. Not mod.,
Thu 15 Jan 2009, 11:16,
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