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Has anyone here had or have a serious accident or medical condition and has/does it affect your daily life?
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pokemanic333 wrote:
"hey im ginger thats quite offensive u know!"
Oops, apologies. I had to pick a minority for the joke and that was the first that sprang to mind.
You have free license to say: "Still, at least I can walk!"
"hey im ginger thats quite offensive u know!"
Oops, apologies. I had to pick a minority for the joke and that was the first that sprang to mind.
You have free license to say: "Still, at least I can walk!"
Timmargh wrote:
> I have FSH muscular dystrophy (weak and wasting muscles) and it
> affects pretty much everything I do. I use a wheelchair
> full-time, can't wash or dress myself, have visits from care
> nurses three times daily and have a friend who's my official
> carer and does my shopping, housework and helps me with anything
> I need.
>
> While technically it's not life threatening, it is getting
> steadily more difficult to breath (I can't sleep horizontal and
> need to be angled up about 20°) and everyone I know with the
> same condition who's died has done so due to breathing
> difficulties. Oh joy.
>
> Still, at least I'm not ginger.
hey im ginger thats quite offensive u know!
> I have FSH muscular dystrophy (weak and wasting muscles) and it
> affects pretty much everything I do. I use a wheelchair
> full-time, can't wash or dress myself, have visits from care
> nurses three times daily and have a friend who's my official
> carer and does my shopping, housework and helps me with anything
> I need.
>
> While technically it's not life threatening, it is getting
> steadily more difficult to breath (I can't sleep horizontal and
> need to be angled up about 20°) and everyone I know with the
> same condition who's died has done so due to breathing
> difficulties. Oh joy.
>
> Still, at least I'm not ginger.
hey im ginger thats quite offensive u know!
Nothing serious, but I have severe astigmatism, which makes seeing a nightmare. I wear glasses to correct it, but as the axis keeps moving, they rarely properly correct it.
Tend to get headaches a lot and the induced myopia I have with it means an increase in floaters (as in the eye sense...dirty boy!).
So in the long shot, I am pretty poor at seeing. Although well sighted enough to check out a girl :p And if she doesn't like it I whack on my glasses and say I couldn't see her if I tried :p
Tend to get headaches a lot and the induced myopia I have with it means an increase in floaters (as in the eye sense...dirty boy!).
So in the long shot, I am pretty poor at seeing. Although well sighted enough to check out a girl :p And if she doesn't like it I whack on my glasses and say I couldn't see her if I tried :p
I have FSH muscular dystrophy (weak and wasting muscles) and it affects pretty much everything I do. I use a wheelchair full-time, can't wash or dress myself, have visits from care nurses three times daily and have a friend who's my official carer and does my shopping, housework and helps me with anything I need.
While technically it's not life threatening, it is getting steadily more difficult to breath (I can't sleep horizontal and need to be angled up about 20°) and everyone I know with the same condition who's died has done so due to breathing difficulties. Oh joy.
Still, at least I'm not ginger.
While technically it's not life threatening, it is getting steadily more difficult to breath (I can't sleep horizontal and need to be angled up about 20°) and everyone I know with the same condition who's died has done so due to breathing difficulties. Oh joy.
Still, at least I'm not ginger.
i have autism not really a accident but its still bad :(
Has anyone here had or have a serious accident or medical condition and has/does it affect your daily life?
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