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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality unknown 25 Sep 08 2:41PM | Thread Closed |
I didn't start the thread, so I guess the rest of your post should just be ignored. The very fact that you clearly do not miss the opportunity to pin some bullshit on me just goes to show what a horrible person you are. Yes I do hate you, I think you're evil.
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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality unknown 25 Sep 08 2:44PM | Thread Closed |
I haven't stalked you and I'm not a troll, infact the opposite is true. You are a liar, you behave like a troll and you've threatened my baby. You've given me no reason to respect you.
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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality unknown 25 Sep 08 3:06PM | Thread Closed |
This post was started, as an explanation of your awful abusive irrational behavior Netsky. People will understand that the reason you act as you do, is because you are sick. It was done out of sympathy for someone who is mentally ill. It can be the only explanation for such a negativity monger.
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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality netskyIam 25 Sep 08 3:10PM | Thread Closed |
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babbles of invisible, unlogged posters in the nights of their own mental despairs.
Pity, not hate, is to be their reward here.
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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality Isabelle5 25 Sep 08 3:28PM | Thread Closed |
Reid, you have Lupus? I'm so sorry! There is so much going on in the research of autoimmune diseases. Hopefully there will be lot more in time to help you.
Thanks for sharing.
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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality netskyIam 25 Sep 08 3:38PM | Thread Closed |
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Yes, I live with lupus, my body, not a catching thing, not a "disease" in the usual sense.
I am in remission, not in any trouble at all for now, maybe for never again.
I most empathize with the real sufferers, almost all of whom are female.
And they cry in pain. So few understand them, what they have been through,
going through, coping with. Imagine being a female, put on prednisone, and losing all your hair. Imagine gaining fifty pounds due to medical stopgaps.
That's NOT me. I look fine for who I am, my age and all that.
But for so many women with lupus, and men too: stupid people still say, "It is all in your head. You are a hypochondriac, a faker, looking for pity."
It is against such misconceptions, and against such liars, that we lupus people fight.
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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality Isabelle5 25 Sep 08 3:58PM | Thread Closed |
It's kind of that way with people respond to fibromyalgia, as if the person is lazy. My mother and a sister-in-law have it, real suffering but confused with other conditions. People can be so rotten to others who suffer.
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| re: Lupus and the affect on thought, emotion, and personality unknown 25 Sep 08 4:09PM | Thread Closed |
You are a liar.
> ^
> Yes, I live with lupus, my body, not a catching thing, not a
> "disease" in the usual sense.
>
> I am in remission, not in any trouble at all for now, maybe for never
> again.
>
> I most empathize with the real sufferers, almost all of whom are
> female.
> And they cry in pain. So few understand them, what they have been
> through,
> going through, coping with. Imagine being a female, put on
> prednisone, and losing all your hair. Imagine gaining fifty pounds
> due to medical stopgaps.
> That's NOT me. I look fine for who I am, my age and all that.
> But for so many women with lupus, and men too: stupid people still
> say, "It is all in your head. You are a hypochondriac, a faker,
> looking for pity."
>
> It is against such misconceptions, and against such liars, that we
> lupus people fight.
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