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i also have a Seid from a couple of days ago
Highdes is very silly and here's an exemple :
@kamuch-kommando and I talked about seid and highdes interaction.
Seid would give highdes headpats if he sees him with his hair down. Highdes won't mind as long as seid is fire resistant.
Hades : can I return the headpats ?
Seid : no but you can hug me if you want.
Hades puts out his cigarette to hug Seid.
...
1min later hades is snoring
Seid smiles and pats him some more before taking him to bed so he can rest well
( Seid looks like my kronos lowkey highkey )
So when seid has golden eyes, highdes just remembers his father when he was actually a dad. (His hair glows golden when he thinks fondly of his dad)
(Ps : all of this was discussed with kamuch before I drew them)
Cooking modern au poseidonverse with @kamuch-kommando.
Dunno whose place i want to take hhhgh.
A little work sketches
Mustachioed teenager Poseidon and Zuzu.
Soon I'll be able to paint again
Emo and fishy havin a blast with seid his tentacles~ full pic will go on bluesky Thank you @makotafi @kamuch-kommando for the comission and ofcourse for borwing your amazing looking seidons <3
things that people should stop recommending to CFS/ME/SEID/long COVID with PEM and CF (called "PEM w/ CF" henceforth) patients immediately:
Exercise. This includes yoga, pilates, aquatherapy, and other "gentle" exercises. If it works against gravity or another resistance, it's not good for treating PEM w/ CF. The deconditioning theory was debunked years ago, so don't bring that shit here.
B-12. It's important to get tested for a B-12 deficiency as the symptoms can be similar to PEM w/ CF, but once it's ruled out added B-12 can have side effects. The main and most studied one is insomnia, but anecdotal reports (including my own) also often mention racing heart rate and jitters. Since these side effects use up energy, it's better for people with PEM w/ CF to err on the side of caution and avoid excess B-12 intake. Also it's pretty much the first thing anyone suggests so unless someone is newly ill they've likely already tried it and are sick of hearing about it.
Caffeine and other stimulants. While these can make you feel energized temporarily, it doesn't actually increase the amount of energy in your body. Assuming we're running on the theory of PEM w/ CF being a deficiency of ATP caused by mitochondrial issues, fatigue isn't a state of mind. It's our bodies telling us we're running out of fuel to keep them going. Also many of us have a co-morbid tachycardia condition and a flair up of that condition can cause a flair up of fatigue.
Medication and other treatments designed for mental illnesses. While having a chronic illness can cause mental illness, especially if you live in an ableist country with failed disability aid services, mental illness does not cause PEM w/ CF. Treatment for mental illness won't actually treat the symptoms of PEM w/ CF.
Alternative medicine. Many alternative medicine treatments are actively dangerous and the idea that there's "no harm in trying" because "it's natural anyway" is false. Stop recommending ozone therapy (potentially deadly and not useful in concentrations not strong enough to kill you), stop recommended chiropractors (can result in a stroke), stop recommending essential oils (no approved medical use beyond basic relaxation and concentrated nature can make them dangerous), you get the picture. Alternative medicine preys on desperate suffering people to sell them ineffective, potentially dangerous "treatments", don't do their advertising for them.
PEM w/ CF patients feel free to add on treatments that are commonly recommended but unscientific/uneffective, others be respectful and don't derail.
Work on my original work
Or post the first chapter of a long crossover
Actually give my main character a personality so I know what drives their story
Oorrrr find out out people get beta readers cus I keep skipping chapters on the crossover and don't know how to fill the gaps