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Thread: Hi boyos, im down, as there is a strong chance i might be around for much longer

post 1571167901 01-14-2019, 02:25 PM
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Don't stress it mate.
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post 1571167991 01-14-2019, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By thatsnarf⏩
you are not aware.


that's a copy paste lol
His responses in every thread have been douche status.
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post 1571168271 01-14-2019, 02:28 PM
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Gl op, go live life while you can and I hope for the best.
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post 1571168441 01-14-2019, 02:30 PM
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op is could be GBS, which i hope it is instead of als. you had a respiratory infection first, so it sounds more like it. GBS heals usually over time. hopefully you have none, gl op
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post 1571168941 01-14-2019, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted By ontclone⏩
op is could be GBS, which i hope it is instead of als. you had a respiratory infection first, so it sounds more like it. GBS heals usually over time. hopefully you have none, gl op
First thing I thought as well:

https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/...ome-Fact-Sheet
post 1571169311 01-14-2019, 02:40 PM
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Best of luck OP. You''ll make it.
post 1571169501 01-14-2019, 02:42 PM
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Try to stay positive. We're pulling for the best outcome for you.
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post 1571170381 01-14-2019, 02:50 PM
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that sucks dude ... stay safe

hope it's a misdiagnosis. if not, all the luck to you on living your best life and enduring treatment. keep going brah
post 1571170601 01-14-2019, 02:52 PM
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hope you get through and it's not the worst case OP, stay positive and be lucky
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post 1571170621 01-14-2019, 02:53 PM
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post 1571171001 01-14-2019, 02:56 PM
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Praying for you OP
post 1571171901 01-14-2019, 03:07 PM
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We are all concerned for you here at misc city.

Hopefully this is a false alarm and you walk with with an awesome new perspective on life.

If it isn’t there are people working 24 hours a day today solve this and there making awesome progress:https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.m...les/amp/321900
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post 1571172611 01-14-2019, 03:16 PM
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Good luck, OP.
I think reading stoic philosophy may be good for your mind:

https://dailystoic.com/seneca-overco...e-nature-life/

"I am not soothing you or making light of your misfortune: if fate can be overcome by tears, let us bring tears to bear upon it: let every day be passed in mourning, every night be spent in sorrow instead of sleep: let your breast be torn by your own hands, your very face attacked by them, and every kind of cruelty be practiced by your grief, if it will profit you. But if the dead cannot be brought back to life, however much we may beat our breasts, if destiny remains fixed and immoveable forever, not to be changed by any sorrow, however great, and death does not loose his hold of anything that he once has taken away, then let our futile grief be brought to an end. Let us, then, steer our own course, and no longer allow ourselves to be driven to leeward by the force of our misfortune. He is a sorry pilot who lets the waves wring his rudder from his grasp, who leaves the sails to fly loose, and abandons the ship to the storm: but he who boldly grasps the helm and clings to it until the sea closes over him, deserves praise even though he be shipwrecked." - Seneca

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“Has it then all been for nothing that you have had such a friend? During so many years, amid such close associations, after such intimate communion of personal interests, has nothing been accomplished? Do you bury friendship along with a friend? And why lament having lost him, if it be of no avail to have possessed him? Believe me, a great part of those we have loved, though chance has removed their persons, still abides with us. The past is ours, and there is nothing more secure for us than that which has been.” - Seneca
post 1571175801 01-14-2019, 03:54 PM
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All the best to you, OP.
post 1571176931 01-14-2019, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Rad203⏩
First off, im quite a infrequent user of this forum, i used to browse here a lot a few years ago and even now i do it a fair amount still. So many of you may not know me or anything like that. But anyhow, im currently in the process of seeing a neurologist, after a recent GP appointment where what happened was i was told he couldnt rule out me having motor neurone disease, or ALS as many know it. What stephen hawking had apart from the fact its very unlikely to live 50 decades like he did as it normally kills in 3-5 years. Earlier so when you have Bublar onset, which is when it starts from the mouth region/throat which is likely where mine has started from going off my worrying symptoms.
Im 20 years old Misc. Havent done **** with my life and unsurprisingly im scared. My family think its anxiety but that doesnt cause my fingers to get stuck, my mouth to slur words and my tongue to be weaker and skinnier on one side and my whole body to have muscle spasms. I dunno why im making this thread, just wanted to leave a memory of me on here if the worse happens (and its increasingly looking likely) and just say thanks for the laughs on the way out.
Will update the thread when im aware of 100% whats happening but my GP looked quite concerned to say the very least so ive lost hope at this point.
They thought I had ALS when I was 40.

Turned out I have a lesser disease that looks like it.

When do you get your cattle prod?
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post 1571178021 01-14-2019, 04:27 PM
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Probably a false alarm.

However, if you were truly expecting to live another 50 decades, I'm afraid I've got some bad news for you...
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post 1571179641 01-14-2019, 04:48 PM
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Hopefully it's nothing more than hypochondria.
post 1571211361 01-15-2019, 12:38 AM
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Im awake now, a new page since i last looked but i'll try reply to a some atleast before i head off to do something today. On the plus side my hands feel about the same, but my arms feel a bit different, i dunno if that was in my head but i was going to go the gym today will see how i do. legs feel slightly shaky, better than yesterday but i hadnt actually slept properly in 2 days so it could be due to that. Only thing that gives me the slightest bit of hope is that its unusual for ALS to hit the hands and legs even just slightly in a matter of weeks but even so my weird tongue is the kick so ya know. Should hopefully see some mates tonight atleast on a plus.
post 1571211431 01-15-2019, 12:40 AM
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Originally Posted By dawktwenty⏩
I had kind of an ALS scare a few years back....no muscle wasting but, turns out I had, and still battle chronic lymes disease. Did the EEG, EMG, etc...

I am not saying you shouldn't be concerned and could have something going on...but I will say this...stress and anxiety does play a factor..for example the muscle twitching..dude I've had spans where every at any given time of the day I could find some muscle twitch on my body, you can see them just by looking at them...the more I focus on them the more prevalent they become.

I will say this, for you at 20 years of age to have ALS would be EXTREMELY rare. Try and keep your head up. Could be a ton of things.

When someone says "think of an animal with hooves".....it's probably not a zebra...it's probably a horse. Good luck bro, I'll pray for ya.
Thanks man, i mean i want it to be something else and im fully aware how rare it is at my age but i cant rule it out. the fact i have stuff going on with my throat as well as my other body parts just isnt a good sign.
post 1571211561 01-15-2019, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted By conisag⏩
We are all concerned for you here at misc city.

Hopefully this is a false alarm and you walk with with an awesome new perspective on life.

If it isn’t there are people working 24 hours a day today solve this and there making awesome progress:https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.m...les/amp/321900
Thanks man, there have been some things from a few google searches going on in drugs to help with ALS recently, think Edaravone is supposedly the best one actually to do anything worthwhile, just cant get it in the UK anyway actually so i dunno. Neurological diseases are a bummer to treat.
post 1571211681 01-15-2019, 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger⏩
First thing I thought as well:

https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/...ome-Fact-Sheet
i do have those symptoms, but i also have many more as well. GBS doesnt do anything for hands i dont think, also doesnt cause wasting on the tongue.
post 1571212301 01-15-2019, 01:09 AM
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Fudge, my stomach sank reading your first post.

I am so sorry for what you're going through right now--especially the anxiety of not knowing what tomorrow holds or what you'll do from here on out.

If I could give you a hug right now, I would. Thank you for sharing with us so we could be there with you--I hope you're sharing just as much with the people physically close to you as well because I think the hardest thing would be trying to go through this alone. Really use the supports you have as you navigate your way through this.
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post 1571212351 01-15-2019, 01:10 AM
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We can only hope for the best
post 1571212421 01-15-2019, 01:14 AM
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sorry to hear OP. wishing you well.

remember the mind is a powerful thing. in fact, it's the most powerful thing known to man. i'm about to go real hippy so bear with me:

if you want to heal your mind, forget about your mind. if you want to heal your body, you need to forget about your body. you need to be nothing but pure consciousness. do you believe your thoughts can make you sick? well if you do, then your thoughts can make you well.

look up Dr. Joe Dispenza on youtube.

i'm going to say a prayer for you tonight before bed. best.
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post 1571212791 01-15-2019, 01:28 AM
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you're gonna make it brah.

don't give up, stay strong and positive.

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post 1571214081 01-15-2019, 02:29 AM
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I just got diagnosed with h pylori and it nearly killed me

8 years of suffering
I Think i was born with it since i was always bringing back milk as a baby.
and i was always alot smaller than other boys growing up.
as i aged got health got terrible
Thought i was dying of cancer for years.

The reality was that i was slowly dying of chronic malnutrition all this time which was caused from h pylori

Got diagnosed through an endoscopy
Im lucky to be 5’6 and im lucky they found out eventually.

I should be 5’0

Never give up bro

i suffered for years and im finally diagnosed
post 1571214141 01-15-2019, 02:32 AM
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post 1571214551 01-15-2019, 02:49 AM
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Sad to hear, I really hope it’s not as bad as it seems.

But if it is and you’ve only got a short time left on earth, make the most of it anyway you can mate!
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Praying for you brah! Stay strong
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The good news is im seeing a neurologist on Thursday, the bad news is I feel exhuasted and have been awake for only 5 or so hows and i want to sleep again. Walked to the shops and although my legs seem to work fine-ish, i can noticably feel like my swaying to the right slightly when i walk, almost like im a bit drunk but im able to correct myself before it gets noticable. Tempted to just sleep now as I said and try and head out tonight.
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