Re: Physical Disorders

by tea-boy. Thu 15 Jan 2009, 6:54 am

testosterone boy wrote:
shipwrecked wrote:
>_>
You get used to it. As much as I sound like I'm blowing you off to sound brave, it's easy to get used to.
L
I have really, really bad back problems. Itsin my family,

Same here.
I have maaajor back issues. -_-
It's a defining characteristic of my mother's family.
I can't bend over for more than a few minutes without my back hurting.

by **LADIES AND GENTLEMEN** Thu 15 Jan 2009, 10:04 am

Omg we should be bffls
I'm the same

Mine is like... I've never been to a chiropractor (I should but we can't afford it and I don't think we can claim it on insurance) but the small of my back is too arched. When it gets really bad I have to sleep with a pillow under my butt to like... right my posture.

by belle of the boulevard. Fri 16 Jan 2009, 1:10 am

isn't that similar to scoliosis?

we had to bend over in front of our school nurses in only a bra to test for that ._.

by **LADIES AND GENTLEMEN** Fri 16 Jan 2009, 1:13 am

No, scoliosis is when the spine curves to the side
this is just me having too much of an arch

by tea-boy. Sat 17 Jan 2009, 6:13 am

testosterone boy wrote:Omg we should be bffls
I'm the same

Mine is like... I've never been to a chiropractor (I should but we can't afford it and I don't think we can claim it on insurance) but the small of my back is too arched. When it gets really bad I have to sleep with a pillow under my butt to like... right my posture.

Yesh.

Mine blows out so much. -_-
I couldn't even do yoga today in gym.
I'm not sure if mine is too arched or what.
I've never gone to a chiropractor either because it's way expensive and insurance won't cover it. shjfdhnjfvmerrmerrme

My mother used to go to a chiropractor for it, but then the insurance company stopped paying for it and she had to stop going.
I'm usually fine at night unless I sleep in a foreign bed.
A lot of the time, when I go to bed, I'll lie down and my back goes into extreme pain. I think it's trying to straighten itself out or something?
It hurts so bad. OMFG.

I hate my genes so much. -_-

by belle of the boulevard. Sun 18 Jan 2009, 12:29 am

i hate my genes too. wide shoulders, screwy heart and a dodgy sense of humour.

i never stood a chance.

by Jack Skellington Sun 18 Jan 2009, 1:55 am

I have man shoulders, my waist is about 5 inches higher than it should be, I have the widest feet possible, bigger feet than my mother, and I sweat like a mofo. To use my sister's expression. xD

THANKS SO MUCH GENES.

by Adrisole Q. Kazoo Sun 18 Jan 2009, 2:07 am

The Dancing Pirate wrote:I have man shoulders, my waist is about 5 inches higher than it should be, I have the widest feet possible, bigger feet than my mother, and I sweat like a mofo. To use my sister's expression. xD

THANKS SO MUCH GENES.

agreed.

and, yeah, i don't want to wait 2 weeks to get my heart checked out again

i seriously can't sleep some nights, and i can't wear things around it, tight shirts etc., because it's too... ugh, idk, tight. i've been feeling my pulse every 2 seconds.

by Jack Skellington Sun 18 Jan 2009, 2:10 am

I wave my rolling pin at the ER doctors who treated you Jenna!
No really though. Wtf.

by Adrisole Q. Kazoo Sun 18 Jan 2009, 2:50 am

Yeah :/

ER people = stupid. Very. Physical Disorders - Page 2 214378

by belle of the boulevard. Sun 18 Jan 2009, 7:16 pm

I'M RIDICULOUSLY HIGH WAISTED TOO.

._.

so i have the weirdest hourglass shape you've ever seen in your life.

by Jack Skellington Sun 18 Jan 2009, 9:23 pm

Your ancestors from the Great Britainish area? x[ It seems very similar to other people that are Irish. -narrows eyes-

Headaches happen a lot. I know why I get them, I'm just too lazy to change how I act. (stress headaches from bending my head down too much.)

by belle of the boulevard. Mon 19 Jan 2009, 3:10 am

i am great british, three quarters english, quarter welsh, and a bit of irish way back.

mum tells me i've got a good figure and i'm like pshhh, my legs are short as, my hips are bumpy, and my boobs are mahussive.

yeah, great figure.

i swear man shoulders are a physical disorder.

by Jack Skellington Mon 19 Jan 2009, 3:13 am

I. KNOW.
See? It must be something area-specific. I'm half-Irish and I have manly shoulders.

by LightningRod Thu 12 Feb 2009, 3:12 pm

:

I...er...feel really silly saying this because compared to everyone else's on here mine seems pretty mediocre and common : well HELLO!

I have Osgood Schlatter's Disease and have done since I was 15.
Basically I got told I was growing way too quick and because of this all the cartilage [protective gristle around joints] were become strecthed and to a point where they were bleeding and thus have become really sore. It's affected my knees the most and it's a bitch to do anything involving my legs naww, diddums.

And I think my hip is a bit skewed too :/

by Adrisole Q. Kazoo Fri 13 Feb 2009, 2:14 am

Matthew Lewis wrote:
:
I...er...feel really silly saying this because compared to everyone else's on here mine seems pretty mediocre and common :

I have Osgood Schlatter's Disease and have done since I was 15.
Basically I got told I was growing way too quick and because of this all the cartilage [protective gristle around joints] were become strecthed and to a point where they were bleeding and thus have become really sore. It's affected my knees the most and it's a bitch to do anything involving my legs
And I think my hip is a bit skewed too :/

Ouch! x___x

by Galileo Figaro Sat 21 Feb 2009, 6:42 pm

Matthew Lewis wrote:
:
I...er...feel really silly saying this because compared to everyone else's on here mine seems pretty mediocre and common :

I have Osgood Schlatter's Disease and have done since I was 15.
Basically I got told I was growing way too quick and because of this all the cartilage [protective gristle around joints] were become strecthed and to a point where they were bleeding and thus have become really sore. It's affected my knees the most and it's a bitch to do anything involving my legs
And I think my hip is a bit skewed too :/

Excuse me, since when was manly shoulders more common than Osgood Schlatter's disease? -narrows eyes-

So will it get better once you stop growing?

by **the takedown.** Sat 21 Feb 2009, 11:43 pm

i've got scoliosis and flat feet, so i can't stand for long periods of time and walking sometimes gets far too much for me.r

it's a nightmare to deal with cause i cant walk to my friends' houses or anything >_> but once i get my licence i'll be fine.

by LightningRod Fri 27 Feb 2009, 3:54 am

Scribbles. Adrisole. wrote:
Matthew Lewis wrote:
:
I...er...feel really silly saying this because compared to everyone else's on here mine seems pretty mediocre and common :

I have Osgood Schlatter's Disease and have done since I was 15.
Basically I got told I was growing way too quick and because of this all the cartilage [protective gristle around joints] were become strecthed and to a point where they were bleeding and thus have become really sore. It's affected my knees the most and it's a bitch to do anything involving my legs
And I think my hip is a bit skewed too :/

Excuse me, since when was manly shoulders more common than Osgood Schlatter's disease?

So will it get better once you stop growing?

Well...manly shoulders on men I guess -shrugs- whatnow? O_O

Although I see your point and I'm sorry naww, diddums.

I've been told that it will stop when I stop growing, so fingers crossed. you have pleased him

by Jack Skellington Fri 27 Feb 2009, 4:50 am

Manly shoulders on men. Physical Disorders - Page 2 109801

I never would've guessed.

by Adrisole Q. Kazoo Fri 27 Feb 2009, 7:43 am

believe. wrote:i've got scoliosis and flat feet, so i can't stand for long periods of time and walking sometimes gets far too much for me.r

it's a nightmare to deal with cause i cant walk to my friends' houses or anything >_> but once i get my licence i'll be fine.

I know how you feel. D:

When I'm walking for awhile, I start to complain and annoy my mom. xD

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