auntblabby
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09 May 2012, 1:01 am
FlintsDoorknob wrote:
I would consider my anxiety the biggest disability I have. Autism is considered a disability, technically, here. At least for the financial benefits from it. I also consider the trauma that causes the anxiety, and my hypersensitivities to be a disability. I can't do things like walk up escalators, or stares where I can see the floor, normally.
I don't think allergies can be considered a disability, but I've had a sinus infection for half a year now and it's really screwing me up more than anything I have experienced lately.
I don't think allergies can be considered a disability, but I've had a sinus infection for half a year now and it's really screwing me up more than anything I have experienced lately.
i can say from personal experience, that the longer you wait for definitive treatment, the harder it will be to fix. i waited that long one time [before Rx] until i just couldn't stand gagging on my own mucous all the time, but by that time the infection was so severe it had gotten down into my lungs, and i needed 4 repeated doses of the strongest bug killers before the chest/sinus infection abated, and i was weak and short of breath [with no sense of smell] for almost a year afterwards, my lungs and sinuses were permanently scarred. so after that, i learned my lesson and got the sinus infections treated promptly.
09 May 2012, 2:50 am
