Who else has a rare genetic disorder? hands?
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I'm not aware of anything yet. However there is the chance that I (or my siblings) may develop exostosis, since my dad now has it in both his arm and leg.
Exostosis?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exostosis
Exostosis?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exostosis
This for starters!Kpt._Rob said:
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I'm one of many people that 'suffer' in these warm summer periods where no rain fails at all.
Hay fever!! (or pollinosis depends on how you know it)
Yes it bothers me endlessly. It's ..eehm.. hayfever is spring, summer and parts of autumn, en then a cold in winter. So that leaves me a whole year without being able to breath through my nose.
Sorry about that man, I hadn't heard of the disorder before but thanks for the insight on what it is and how it affects people.Rylot said:
I don't really have any physical abnormalities. The closest things I could name would be my obsessive compulsive disorder and social anxiety disorder.
On the bright side though, I'm the perfect candidate for a butler of someone's summer home that they never visit.
On the bright side though, I'm the perfect candidate for a butler of someone's summer home that they never visit.
Let's see... I have psoriasis, but some dermatologists disagree with the diagnosis, they think it's something else, so I have like 5 other options open how to call it... It's on my neck and goes all the way under my hair and it's a ***** to live with since it hurts, scratches like hell and sometimes bleeds. It's genetic, I have it since I was 10, (now 25), and I swore I'll never have kids. I am NOT passing these screwed genes to anyone. MINE!!!!
It's an auto-immune, and there is no cure for it. With that came oversensitivity to vitamin C, and other vitamins and acids, that sometimes makes my meals impossible.
It's an auto-immune, and there is no cure for it. With that came oversensitivity to vitamin C, and other vitamins and acids, that sometimes makes my meals impossible.
I've got Pectus excavatum... Not really a big deal, and it's not a bad case, but I don't see it vary often so I guess my dented chest is at least a tiny bit rare. I see that most of the people here are pretty much just posting double-jointedness and mental disorders... Weird.
Oh, and dude, you sound like you're a vampire... I guess it must get on your nerves when other people complain about the sun.
Oh, and dude, you sound like you're a vampire... I guess it must get on your nerves when other people complain about the sun.
I've got moderate obsessive-compulsive disorder. I'm not like Monk or anything, but I wash my hands constantly, am almost always symmetrical in my actions (for instance, if I touch one side a hallway, I have to touch the opposite side in the exact same way), and have to make sure I've been thorough. It takes me forever to lock up the house at night, and I always say to myself "Shut, lock, off" in while staring at my doors after making sure they are locked as a way to assure that to myself. You can imagine how long it takes me to play Mass Effect. I have so many chores to do on he Normandy before each mission it's un-fucking-believable. I also save my games wayyyyy too much.
I already was that's why I felt the need to try and say it before anyone else did.Kedgeree said:
I had Persistent hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia of infancy (PHHI) when I was young (1 year old)
I spent 7 months in hospital and then a further 8 years on medication =/ I was discharged from outpatients last year, at the age of 14.
Not quite sure if it's genetic though...
I spent 7 months in hospital and then a further 8 years on medication =/ I was discharged from outpatients last year, at the age of 14.
Not quite sure if it's genetic though...