My brain when I try to come up with story ideas on purpose
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My brain throwing detailed ideas at me like itās nothing when Iām trying to sleep
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Interesting, that does sound similar. Mine has never been influenced by whether Iāve been sitting or any of those other things, but the fact that she canāt describe it well either is suspicious. Nerve pain sounds right enough; Iāve only ever been able to describe it as an ache but it doesnāt quite do it justice. Could very well be the same thing. I hope sheās able to figure it out!
Mystery pain question for my fellow chronic pain folks:
For as long as I can remember Iāve gotten irregular pains in my ankles. I donāt know how to describe this pain, other than that itās not dissimilar to growing pains, and for years I kind of figured it was probably just part of that. At some point after becoming an adult and clearly not growing anymore, that was obviously not the case.
Nothing ever causes this pain; it will just come on out of nowhere with no obvious reason or trigger, usually just one ankle at a time, and thereās no predicting when it will happen because sometimes Iāll go weeks and weeks without an instance of it and other times itāll come back fairly quickly after the last time, even successive days in a row. No doctors know what the heck this is and pain meds donāt really do anything to make it stop.
In the past few years itās extended from only ever being in my ankles. It can now present itself in any of the four limbs, in any spot throughout them. Sometimes itāll be in one of my knees or wrists and so on, and Iāve now fairly often had it be throughout the entirety of a given limb. At the moment of writing this I have this pain all through one of my legs. Sometime in the past year it was so excruciating throughout an entire arm that I was nearly completely disabled by it, it was agony to do anything with it and I was at the point of tears, which my various chronic pains/illnesses almost NEVER bring me to no matter how bad it can get, my pain threshold is very high. This particular mystery pain is not usually disabling, more just uncomfortable than anything but I can still function well enough during it, but itās a bit concerning that itās become enough of a problem that that can happen now. Sometimes it will also be in multiple limbs at once in various spots which is a little annoying; rarely was it ever in both ankles at once throughout growing up so thereās little precedent for it being on more than one side (or limb, now) at the same time, but thatās where weāre at now.
I wish I knew how to properly describe what the feeling of it even is, no description of either muscle or joint pain has ever sounded quite right and Iāve only ever been able to refer to it as simply āmy ankle painā regardless of where it now chooses to present itself. Itās justā¦ this painful discomfort that sort of sits in the spot itās at, not exactly pulsing or radiating but justā¦ there.
Iām thinking this may be a weird fibromyalgia thing? Iāve never been officially diagnosed with that, but my mom has been for many years now and with the benefit of hindsight she and her aunt think that her mother must have had it based on things she would describe but wouldnāt have had a word for, and as time goes on Iāve developed more and more of my momās fibro symptoms. She doesnāt have this same particular problem but I wouldnāt be surprised if thatās what this is and it was simply the first symptom that hit me even as a child and now itās gotten worse into young adulthood the way that some of my momās symptoms got worse with time.
Does anyone with fibromyalgia understand the kind of pain Iām trying to explain and can confirm that itās likely fibro? Or anyone with some other lesser known thing that this could be? I donāt know what to make of it anymore.
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Why is finding stuff for SyFy Alice so easy but trying to find stuff for SyFy Neverland is literally this
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Captain Elizabeth Bonny (Anna Friel) in Neverland Part I (37m).
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no because patrick gibson was a lost boy in neverland and thatās just how i associate him even though that was back in like 2011 š
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Mystery pain question for my fellow chronic pain folks:
For as long as I can remember Iāve gotten irregular pains in my ankles. I donāt know how to describe this pain, other than that itās not dissimilar to growing pains, and for years I kind of figured it was probably just part of that. At some point after becoming an adult and clearly not growing anymore, that was obviously not the case.
Nothing ever causes this pain; it will just come on out of nowhere with no obvious reason or trigger, usually just one ankle at a time, and thereās no predicting when it will happen because sometimes Iāll go weeks and weeks without an instance of it and other times itāll come back fairly quickly after the last time, even successive days in a row. No doctors know what the heck this is and pain meds donāt really do anything to make it stop.
In the past few years itās extended from only ever being in my ankles. It can now present itself in any of the four limbs, in any spot throughout them. Sometimes itāll be in one of my knees or wrists and so on, and Iāve now fairly often had it be throughout the entirety of a given limb. At the moment of writing this I have this pain all through one of my legs. Sometime in the past year it was so excruciating throughout an entire arm that I was nearly completely disabled by it, it was agony to do anything with it and I was at the point of tears, which my various chronic pains/illnesses almost NEVER bring me to no matter how bad it can get, my pain threshold is very high. This particular mystery pain is not usually disabling, more just uncomfortable than anything but I can still function well enough during it, but itās a bit concerning that itās become enough of a problem that that can happen now. Sometimes it will also be in multiple limbs at once in various spots which is a little annoying; rarely was it ever in both ankles at once throughout growing up so thereās little precedent for it being on more than one side (or limb, now) at the same time, but thatās where weāre at now.
I wish I knew how to properly describe what the feeling of it even is, no description of either muscle or joint pain has ever sounded quite right and Iāve only ever been able to refer to it as simply āmy ankle painā regardless of where it now chooses to present itself. Itās justā¦ this painful discomfort that sort of sits in the spot itās at, not exactly pulsing or radiating but justā¦ there.
Iām thinking this may be a weird fibromyalgia thing? Iāve never been officially diagnosed with that, but my mom has been for many years now and with the benefit of hindsight she and her aunt think that her mother must have had it based on things she would describe but wouldnāt have had a word for, and as time goes on Iāve developed more and more of my momās fibro symptoms. She doesnāt have this same particular problem but I wouldnāt be surprised if thatās what this is and it was simply the first symptom that hit me even as a child and now itās gotten worse into young adulthood the way that some of my momās symptoms got worse with time.
Does anyone with fibromyalgia understand the kind of pain Iām trying to explain and can confirm that itās likely fibro? Or anyone with some other lesser known thing that this could be? I donāt know what to make of it anymore.
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And if I have anything to say about it he will keep winning
Round One: Doctor Who Tournament -
Who is your favourite?
Click here for Tournament Table
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I get my media recommendations the old fashioned way: by watching someone I follow on here go on an unhinged reblog spree of media related content until I eventually decide to go "alright, what's all this then"
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"My dear brothers and sisters, my dear friends, I testify that God sees us as we truly areāand He sees us worthy of rescue. You may feel that your life is in ruins. You may have sinned. You may be afraid, angry, grieving, or tortured by doubt. But just as the Good Shepherd finds His lost sheep, if you will only lift up your heart to the Savior of the world, He will find you. He will rescue you. He will lift you up and place you on His shoulders. He will carry you home."
ā Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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Charlie Cox in Daredevil (1.01)
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