Some chronic pain memes for extra hurty times

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Some chronic pain memes for extra hurty times
“do you have weird unique special interests or are you just plane autistic?” (haha I think I’m funny)
…anyways drink your water!! <3
an irritating thing about having multiple health conditions (especially if it’s a combo of mental & physical ones) is that people seem to have this desire for one of ur conditions to be the One True Malady that’s causing all ur other issues. and while sometimes that can be the case it’s also very common for conditions to have complex interactions with one another where there’s no single root, just a constant interplay where the effects of one condition compound the symptoms of the other and vice versa.
a psychiatrist once told me that my physical disability is the root of all my mental problems including my autism, and i just need to ‘get that sorted’ (as in, cure my physical disability) and as soon as im not bedbound/in a wheelchair anymore I won’t need mental health support anymore. meanwhile some people who are validating of my personality disorder diagnosis seem to think my PD is somehow the cause of all of my physical issues including like, my 55 degree scoliosis curve, and i don’t even know where to start with that one. my beloved grandmother keeps telling me that my reversed sleep schedule is the root of all my ails and if i just get prescribed the right sleeping pills then i will recover completely. one time i saw a rheumatologist who told me that if i healed my mental trauma with something called the butterfly method😍 then all my joint n muscle issues would leave 🙈 yay butterflies. anyway let’s all fall in love with the reality that often there isnt one single answer, there’s often a hundred answers which are all dependent on each other. the end
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i think one of the most annoying things about having a tic disorder is having to suppress the violent tics because you're not in a safe space to do them. Also when people tell you to do it against something soft. Like no, you don't get it they will only be soothed by slamming my fist so hard it brusies into a wall or myself. Pain is part of the tic. And it's really annoying.
Also because the really violent tics are the ones that are less frequent for me people forget that I do them and then it hurts and they're staring at me like I'm possessed.
I don't see people talk about this very often and I think we should talk about it more.
Feel free to add.
i think it’s interesting that uneducated people will go “how do you have that many disorders???” when talking about personality disorders. they don’t understand most people have personality disorders actually have two to three because of the high comorbidity of them all.
NPD and BPD have a 40% comorbidity rate and BPD and DPD have a 30%. like that’s pretty high in the grand scheme of things???
trauma disorders tend to come in stacks… it’s weird people don’t realize that.
comorbidity is such an evil concept. like oh, you have autism? here’s 6 more debilitating illnesses alongside it that completely fuck up your self esteem and any sense of security for the rest of your life
Gentle reminder that your disability and/or chronic illness struggles are valid, even if others have it worse. It’s not like there’s one definitive Most Disabled Person In The World and they’re the only one entitled to accommodations or reactive emotions. That’s not how it works <3