WebMD is a hazardous website that should come with major warnings. I have had this strange tingling in my feet and hands, as well as pain and weakness in my wrists lately, so I went to WebMD to check my symptoms. I end up convinced that I have MS and envisioning my life of debilitating pain while freaking out. This is not the first time that I have been freaked out by WebMD. Last time I was convinced that I had kidney disease. A similar thing happens when people take Psychology classes. Suddenly they are exhibiting signs of OCD or personality disorders. Personally, I had that problem taken care of since I had already been diagnosed with Schizo-Affective disorder and Clinical Depression. Funny how those diagnoses turned out to be so far from the truth. I have no doubt that they had my best interests in mind, however their skewed diagnosis really altered the course of my teenage life.
I have been working on a singles ad lately and would love feedback. Here is my profile:
I like long nights sitting in the dark, crying and clutching a bottle of cheap wine. I also enjoy walks through the cemetary to admire headstone artwork, talking about my late husband, and complaining about my fibromyalgia. I am seeking a man who likes long depressing talks, late night phone calls of inconsolable crying, and who wants a girlfriend who freaks out at the slightest thing and will cling to him in fear and desperation.
So, how does that sound? LOL. I am obviously joking. Nothing like a woman with a lot of baggage to make the men come calling.
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