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findingoutfibro.wordpress.com | ||
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joe-antognini.github.io
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author recounts their experience with a spontaneous pneumothorax and subsequent pleurodesis surgery. They describe the initial symptoms, the medical procedures, the recovery process, and the lingering effects. The narrative includes personal reflections on the challenges of recovery, the impact on daily life, and the eventual return to normalcy. The author also touches on the risks of activities like flying and scuba diving post-recovery, and offers encouragement to others undergoing similar treatments. | |
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beingcharis.com
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| | | | | Being a #SickBody: We hide the pain because it's stigmatized, but also because we want to hide from ourselves. These bodies, our bodies, get so heavy we just want them gone. We want to get away from our own prison walls that we did not choose. Our sentences are binding, prophetic, and soul-wrenching. We often... | |
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www.legalnomads.com
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| | | | | After a lumbar puncture caused a cerebrospinal leak, my life of travel and food changed overnight. Complications, blood patches & more. | |
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surveyanon.wordpress.com
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| | | This post is also available on LessWrong. The title of this post might be quite a mouthful, so let's break it down a bit. "Affective gender identity" concerns how you feel about being a man vs being a woman. That is, in males, it's about how satisfied one is with being male, and how much... | ||
