#leg problems

[waninggibbous34]

I dont post serious shit on here, but does anyone have tips to get a doctor to listen to you?

[disagigglebilities]

The undiagnosed chronic illness cycle

[hey-mr-icarus]

I was planning on making my tdas rewrite mostly mike centric but then I decided I wanted to project onto Alejandro so he is also getting a lot of attention whoops

[just-messing-around]

Me: *Walking in circles around my sister's table while holding my youngest nephew for half the time I'm babysitting in order to keep him from crying* This is fine.

Me: *Begins to do the dishes* This is fine.

Me in the middle of doing dishes: *Legs started to feel weak and I dropped and broke a glass* This is still fine.

Me by the time I've finished half the dishes and swept up the glass:

I don't understand why they're so weak and wobbly. I haven't done anything I'm not used to doing.

My lower spine hurts, but that's normal, I took some all day pain relief for it, but I don't remember the last time my legs have been like this, if ever (aside from learning to walk)

Usually, if I don't eat, my hands get shaky, but I've eaten today! And my hands aren't shaky, just my legs!

Well, either way....I brought a salad with me to bed. I hope that if I eat it, my legs will get better.

[chronic-confessions]

Confession #5,520

I'm so detached from my legs, and I move around them so much I wonder if other people can tell. I know I sit like a wheelchair user a lot, but I don't think most people can recognize that?? Like it's a Specific Way To Sit and I see it in strangers occasionally. I only rarely use one, but still. It's something I think about.

[clawhydia]

My legs wouldn't touch in the first pic so I had to squish them together on the bed to make them touch 🙄 But LOOK HOW COOL MY SOCKS ARE!!!!!

[disagigglebilities]

Life is so so much easier with them

[disagigglebilities]

I'm so tired