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it has been massivly freaking me out! i have stressed so much about it its constantly on my mind and as a result i have got petichiae appearing,
i have to say itp has stopped me from doing a lot of things my whole life was turned upside down
now im too scared to leave the house i have been this way since i was 12
i feel like im watching the world pass me by and i feel like i cant be apart of it my friends
i'm panicing like its the end of the world!
i was scared that when i was lying in bed that i was putting too much pressure on my head so i would sleep sitting up
DeeDee Marie wrote: Mealsund, you're going to make it in for that blood test. You just need to get in control of your own life. I know you are very young (about 22?)--and you have made it all these years doing fine. Even if you don't want treatment, you should get them checked once in a while to see what works for you and what doesn't: In the way of diet, stress, food, exercise, etc. Take on Sandy's double dare!
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