Good vs. Evil
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63 Not at all. I'm actually going in to start my treatments tomorrow morning.
So strange to actually be as sick as I am, and yet feel perfectly fine. Which I won't tomorrow- of the two drugs they're going to give me, one has a side effect of causing an allergic reaction. The other is only there to try to halt that side effect. I don't know how effective it will be.
So strange to actually be as sick as I am, and yet feel perfectly fine. Which I won't tomorrow- of the two drugs they're going to give me, one has a side effect of causing an allergic reaction. The other is only there to try to halt that side effect. I don't know how effective it will be.
65 My seriously-ill-but-feels-fine thing reminds me of some kind of mushroom that I've heard about. For about a month after consuming this mushroom (which Wikipedia is not helping me locate), you have no obvious symptoms, but meanwhile, all of your cells are taking irreversible damage to their chromosomes. And then you die.
After consuming this kind of mushroom, you'd experience some (potentially deadly) symptoms like those caused by other toxic mushrooms. Then (if you survive this long) you'd go into a "walking ghost" phase where (as mentioned) you feel (mostly?) fine, but your chromosomes are taking (or have already taken?) irreparable damage. And then symptoms worsen again, followed by death.
That's not what's happening to me, though. I had been experiencing some symptoms, but they were a bunch of different, random things that I didn't put together until shortly before you all heard about it.
After consuming this kind of mushroom, you'd experience some (potentially deadly) symptoms like those caused by other toxic mushrooms. Then (if you survive this long) you'd go into a "walking ghost" phase where (as mentioned) you feel (mostly?) fine, but your chromosomes are taking (or have already taken?) irreparable damage. And then symptoms worsen again, followed by death.
That's not what's happening to me, though. I had been experiencing some symptoms, but they were a bunch of different, random things that I didn't put together until shortly before you all heard about it.