Do you have any medical conditions?

[Sheep]

Obviously, you're only obligated to share what you feel comfortable with. Do you have any medical conditions? Do they strongly impact your day-to-day life?

 

[Corrin]

In remission from stage IV Lymphoma
IBS, I also have Diverticula
Tachycardia
High blood pressure
Lungs are Bad

In terms of neurodiversity: GAD, depression, autism
My anxiety effects my everyday life, to the point that I freeze and can't do anything. No medical professional seems to think there's anything wrong with this.
Because my heart beats super fast, physical activity kills me.

 

[Palamon]

Physical? Nothing I can think of. I guess vitamin deficiencies.

I don't feel comfortable with sharing neurodivergencies... I'm on the spectrum though.

 

[Zeostar]

General Anxiety Disorder. I have a history of seemingly random panic attacks.

It was at it's worst a few years ago, but right now I'm doing much better. I've been on a doctor prescription for a while.

 

[Lavender]

Dyspraxia and Social anxiety, nothing physical, though.

 

[Harmonie]

Physically, mainly I have arthritis. Mentally, I have Generalized Anxiety, ADHD and potentially autism or something else with similar symptoms (strict routines, social ineptness, sensory issues, etc.)

 

[Incineroar]

My doctor, after a conversation today, thinks I may have Hashimoto's Disease based upon a number of tests I've been doing, and I'm starting a prescription to manage it, though it'll likely take some time before I start feeling better from it. I've got more tests to do to confirm it, but that's been my last month and dealing with stuff.

Other than that I haven't really had a lot of things I've been formally diagnosed with, although I think I may have ADHD and probably depression, although that could be a result of Hashimoto's and how it affects my body.

 

[Zaronji]

a lot! I take....11? (I'd have to check my medication sheet :P) prescribed medications/supplements daily. My conditions range from the mental (depression, autism) to the physical (I'm considered disabled). The one I like talking about the most, however, is that I don't have any stomach at all (no, not even a little!). I didn't know they were "optional" until I had to have mine removed....but it's not so bad once you get used to doing portion control on your own and understanding there are foods you can never eat again.