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07-04-2017, 05:10 AM
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When I went to the nail salon the last time there was a lady there in her 40s who was newly diagnosed with MS. The bulk of that conversation was upsetting to me for a lot of reasons, but…
What was really upsetting was that when she mentioned depression, and I said I was bipolar, and it was like a hush went over the room and everyone was suddenly uncomfortable. I still was not embarrassed. I was ****** because they are ignorant. |
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | bizi (07-04-2017), Brokenfriend (07-04-2017), Dmom3005 (07-04-2017), Mari (07-05-2017), mymorgy (07-04-2017) |
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07-04-2017, 07:45 AM
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YEAH,
At work I hear for example that someone has back problems or whatever. But I cannot mention what is going on with me. =-=- When it is obvious I am having a problem I lie and say any of the following: stomach ache/head ache/ tired/ M |
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | bizi (07-04-2017), Brokenfriend (07-04-2017), Dmom3005 (07-04-2017), mymorgy (07-04-2017), OhKay (07-05-2017) |
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