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Uuuuuh either during birth (I was upside down and needed a caesarian so rip to both me and my mum if she tried to birth me without modern medicine) or of the rly bad asthma that I had for the first few years of my life. Age 4-5 if I was lucky
Lol, here's a fun one: if you had been born in the medieval era and without access to modern medicine, how long would you have lived? If I managed to survive being born (unlikely) I would have died at age 22 from appendicitis :) hbu?
So I frequent have coughing fits and don’t talk much while playing Genshin unless I’m on call with someone. So I imagine the first few times I use a character and go into a coughing fit it’s just a moment of “Holy shit did god die?!” and then I start playing again. I imagine that Amber and Razor who have been on my team the longest it’s just business as usual at this point but Furina who is the most recent addition to my team is just freaking out every time it happens while Wanderer makes fun of her.
I love it when I experience something and it's very much a thing which can be solved by using my inhaler, but then my brain is like, "well you've been using it so much recently, wouldn't want to spoil yourself, wouldn't want to get greedy with it, would you?" And so I resolve to wait it out, and then its been 4 hours and the thing hasn't gone away, and I'm like, "fine, I'll take my inhaler," and the thing goes away immediately, and my brain goes, "well see it went away. If you had just been patient a few seconds longer you wouldn't have just wasted precious $300 medicine, now would you?"
Anyway, I just love it is all
I say, "take your meds," but I'm also the idiot who didn't notice my preventative inhaler was outta juice and was probably causing all my problems in the first place...
I love it when I experience something and it's very much a thing which can be solved by using my inhaler, but then my brain is like, "well you've been using it so much recently, wouldn't want to spoil yourself, wouldn't want to get greedy with it, would you?" And so I resolve to wait it out, and then its been 4 hours and the thing hasn't gone away, and I'm like, "fine, I'll take my inhaler," and the thing goes away immediately, and my brain goes, "well see it went away. If you had just been patient a few seconds longer you wouldn't have just wasted precious $300 medicine, now would you?"
Anyway, I just love it is all
I created a community!
love having an asthma attack so bad that i can't fkin stand or walk w/out feeling faint or being in pain a month l8r and then being told by my dr that i don't need a wheelchair since im not an old person and 2 "drink lots of fluids"/s
Hello sorry for an ask. I am very sick, my asthma is at its maximum level, my nose freezes, I have no medicine or food. I am in bad shape financially, I am a black disabled, who uses multiple medications, I pay for my food and lodging
Unfortunately I do not have all the resources to keep me safe, that is why I need your help, whatever you can contribute to me will be of great help.
Help this wonderful person!!
Hello sorry for an ask. I am very sick, my asthma is at its maximum level, my nose freezes, I have no medicine or food. I am in bad shape financially, I am a black disabled, who uses multiple medications, I pay for my food and lodging
Unfortunately I do not have all the resources to keep me safe, that is why I need your help, whatever you can contribute to me will be of great help.
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Random psychology disorder (somewhat) explained #3 (Factitious Disorder)
Diagnostic Criteria
Factitious Disorder Imposed on Self
A. Falsification of physical or psychological signs or symptoms, or induction of injury or disease, associated with identified deception.
B. The individual presents himself or herself to others as ill, impaired, or injured.
C. The deceptive behavior is evident even in the absence of obvious external rewards.
D. The behavior is not better explained by another mental disorder, such as delusional disorder or another psychotic disorder.
Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another (Previously Factitious Disorder by Proxy)
A. Falsification of physical or psychological signs or symptoms, or induction of injury or disease, in another, associated with identified deception.
B. The individual presents another individual (victim) to other as ill, impaired, or injured.
C. The deceptive behavior is evident even in the absence of external rewards.
D. The behavior is not better explained by another mental disorder, such as delusional disorder or another psychotic disorder.
Note: The perpetrator, not the victim, receives the diagnosis.
Diagnostic Features
The essential feature of factitious disorder is the falsification of medical or psychological signs and symptoms in the individual or others that are associated with the identified deception.
Individuals with factitious disorder can also seek treatment for themselves or another following induction of injury or disease.
The diagnosis requires demonstrating that the individual is taking surreptitious actions to misrepresent, simulate, or cause signs or symptoms of illness or injury even in the absence of obvious external rewards.
The diagnosis of factitious disorder emphasizes the objective identification of falsification of signs and symptoms of illness and not the individual motivations of the falsifier.
Methods of illness falsification can include exaggeration, fabrication, simulation, and induction.
While a preexisting medical condition may be present, the deceptive behavior or induction of injury associated with deception causes others to view such individuals (or, in the case of factitious disorder imposed on another, the victim) as more ill or impaired, and this can lead to excessive clinical intervention.
Individuals with factitious disorder might, for example, report feelings of depression and suicidal thoughts or behavior following the death of a spouse despite the death not being true or the individual's not having a spouse; deceptively report episodes of neurological symptoms (e.g., seizures, dizziness, or blacking out); manipulate a laboratory test (e.g., by adding blood to urine) to falsely indicate an abnormality; falsify medical records to indicate an illness; ingest a substance (e.g., insulin or warfarin) to induce an abnormal laboratory result or illness; or physically injure themselves or induce illness in themselves or another (e.g., by injecting fecal material to produce an abscess or to induce sepsis).
Although individuals with factitious disorder most often present to health care professionals for treatment of their factitious symptoms, some individuals with factitious disorder choose to mislead community members in person or online about illness or injury without necessarily engaging health care professionals.
Associated Features
Individuals with factitious disorder imposed on self or factitious disorder imposed on another are at risk for experiencing great psychological distress or functional impairment by causing harm to themselves and others.
Family, friends, faith leaders, and health care professionals are also often adversely affected by their behavior (e.g., devoted time, attention, and resources to provide medical care and emotional support to the falsifier).
Individuals with factitious disorder imposed on another sometimes falsely allege the presence of educational deficits or disabilities in their children for which they demand special attention, often at considerable inconvenience to education professionals.
Whereas some aspects of factitious disorders might represent criminal behavior (e.g., factitious disorder imposed on another, in which the parent's actions represent abuse and maltreatment of a child), such criminal behavior and mental illness are not mutually exclusive.
Moreover, such behaviors, including the induction of injury or disease, are associated with deception.
Differential Diagnosis
Deception to avoid legal liability. Caregivers who lie about abuse injuries in dependents solely to protect themselves from liability are not diagnosed with factitious disorder imposed on another because protection from liability is an external reward (Criterion C, the deceptive behavior is evident even in the absence of obvious external rewards).
Such caregivers who, upon observation, analysis of medical records, and/or interviews with others, are found to lie more extensively than needed for immediate self-protection are diagnosed with factitious disorder imposed on another.
Somatic symptom and related disorders. In somatic symptom disorder and the care-seeking type of illness anxiety disorder, there may be excessive attention and treatment seeking for perceived medical concerns, but there is no evidence that the individual is providing false information or behaving deceptively.
Malingering. Malingering is differentiated from factitious disorder by the intentional reporting of symptoms for personal gain (e.g., money, time off work).
In contrast, the diagnosis of factitious disorder requires that the illness falsification is not fully accounted for by external rewards.
Factitious disorder and malingering are not mutually exclusive, however.
The motives in any single case might be multiple and shifting depending on the circumstances and reactions of others.
Functional neurological symptom disorder (conversion disorder). Functional neurological symptom disorder is characterized by neurological symptoms that are inconsistent with neurological pathophysiology.
Factitious disorder with neurological symptoms is distinguished from functional neurological symptom disorder by evidence of deceptive falsification of symptoms.
Borderline personality disorder. Deliberate physical self-harm in the absence of suicidal intent can also occur in association with other mental disorders such as borderline personality disorder.
Factitious disorder requires that the induction of injury occur in association with deception.
Medical condition or mental disorder not associated with intentional symptom falsifitcation. Presentation of signs and symptoms of illness that do not conform to an identifiable medical condition or mental disorder increases the likelihood of the presence of a factitious disorder.
However, the diagnosis of factitious disorder does not exclude the presence of a true medical condition or mental disorder, as comorbid illness often occurs in the individual along with factitious disorder.
For example, individuals who might manipulate blood sugar levels to produce symptoms may also have diabetes.
Did some one say Weezer?
Get it? Because I have asthma? And I weez? (Please tell me I did this meme right)
not vibing all that much with feeling lightheaded in the lungs way. Not Vibing.
I drawn some another humanized TTTE, TUGS and Theodore Tugboat characters in seven pieces of papers in last January and February. I hope you would love it if you feel free to see.
Humanized Thomas Billinton from Thomas & Friends
I'm drawing a sketch of a humanized Thomas and colouring with my own coloured pencils.
Humanized Thomas Billinton from Thomas & Friends - 9th April 2021
Thomas Billinton sketch no. 2
I'm already drawing the second two sketches of Thomas Billinton. So each consisted of four scenes.
Rosie visits Thomas in a hospital
Thomas during his cardiopulmonary examination
Worried Thomas laid on his bed with his nasal cannula
Thomas faints inside his own tank engine due to his asthma
Thomas' chest tightness while calling Stanley to get him his inhaler
Thomas wheezes before working in the Japanese Railway
Thomas heard the doctor and the Flying Scotsman talking about his asthma
Unconscious Thomas with his open eyes before been given CPR by Ace
Hello sorry for tagging. I am very sick, my asthma is at its maximum level, my nose freezes, I have no medicine or food. I am in bad shape financially, I am a black disabled, who uses multiple medications, I pay for my food and lodging
Unfortunately I do not have all the resources to keep me safe, that is why I need your help, whatever you can contribute to me will be of great help.
I'm a minor, so I'm very sorry but I can't donate, but I'll do my best to spread this post :)