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RE: Problems because of syndromes, diseases etc.? - 2/27/2009 5:24:45 PM

ShaharThorne

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My Lord has a heart condition. I have to wonder, every night, whether or not he's going to be there when we are done. I've had some scary moments. The only major impact I've noticed have been the length of the sessions (down from two hours to one), and sometimes the intensity. He's determined to die fucking. He says it's the best way to go.

I understand what your Lord means. I deal with Alexis being the same way since she discovered a clot near her heart and has intensified her sessions to the point where it concerns me.

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RE: Problems because of syndromes, diseases etc.? - 2/27/2009 8:14:23 PM

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Like simply being unable to look people in the eye (or physical tics), used to be like that when I was really young. Still sometimes break eye contact when its made without trying to sometimes. though the opposite of staring down people is also possible.

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RE: Problems because of syndromes, diseases etc.? - 2/27/2009 8:24:21 PM

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Like simply being unable to look people in the eye (or physical tics), used to be like that when I was really young. Still sometimes break eye contact when its made without trying to sometimes. though the opposite of staring down people is also possible.

hmmm well, muttering 'asshole' under his breath to people minding their business eating a dinner is more of a mental problem then I see lol... Yep, that is what you would call it 'staring down' like trying to intimidate certain (always men) people (men in suits, men of equal height or good looking). It wasn't as though he stared straight ahead either, imagine eating and someone turns BACKWARDS to stare at you several times in an hour, or riding the subway, staring at 4 guys in suits (who obviously knew eachother)sitting adjacent to us who were having a conversation. uhhg, Another time, a group of 3 couples having a good time, he muttered that 'yer women are ugly newfies'. I wanted to crawl under a rock. I am not one for public scenes so as soon as I got home, by Gods I let him have it. Yes, sounds like your syndrome is legit and his was not as so., he was just an asshole with mental problems.

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RE: Problems because of syndromes, diseases etc.? - 2/28/2009 3:51:33 PM

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My master suffers from a very severe nut allergy and fish allergy, that can be tricky trying to work around..

I suffer from depression and often get very low, also anxiety and get very bad thoughts and low opinions about myself, but M is very understanding and we try and work things out together.

In terms of physical conditions i have a bad hip due to an accident when i was younger, it can make some positions painful!

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RE: Problems because of syndromes, diseases etc.? - 2/28/2009 6:54:06 PM

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meniers disease. its not too bad really.most days im my normal self. but on the days it kicks in i cant even stand up without getting sick and falling down. the pain is you never really know which days are which till you try to get out of bed so plans sometimes get messed up.

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RE: Problems because of syndromes, diseases etc.? - 3/1/2009 10:31:21 AM

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meniers disease

Thats IT! I don't know why I thought he had AS, maybe because someone mentioned the dizzying effects/offbalance. He said he had meniers.

Yes, he claims to have those symptoms all his life. I never witnessed it once in seeing him for many years for many weekends. No reason why someone with that disease would all of a sudden qualify for a driver's lisc. But then again he said he could have been a pro baseball player. LOL

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RE: Problems because of syndromes, diseases etc.? - 3/1/2009 11:13:10 AM

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Hypermobility syndrome. The ligaments in my joints are messed up, i.e. they stretch too far to the point where they do not hold the joints properly. This occurs all over my body, from my jaw that clicks out of position when eating (the sharp clicking noises are quite amusing when eating with other people) to a bad lower back and problems with my wrists, knees and ankles (these being the worst joints for me). This is becoming more of a problem as I get older and I now have almost constant pain in certain joints. I cannot kneel for very long and standing still can also be an issue. The biggest problem I have encountered is with bondage and people tying me up in positions that my joints will happily accomodate but due to hyper extension move out of position and compress nerves, numbing limbs and which can take a few weeks to recover from. I can deal with it for the most part. A greater problem I think is my own personal fear of making things worse and the knowledge that even if I am carfeul they will get worse in the future.

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