EPTWorst Week of My Life - Page 2
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Netherlands1552 Posts
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Xiron
Germany1233 Posts
All you can do is stay strong. I hope you will. Best of wishes for your gf. | ||
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Glacierz
United States1245 Posts
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Malaz
Germany1257 Posts
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nihoh
Australia978 Posts
On August 15 2012 20:10 Glacierz wrote: Both. When she looks left, it is vertical, when she looks right, it is diagonal. This means that more than 1 nerve is involved... She cannot balance herself when walking, possibly due to the double vision. She says it feels like being drunk. Sorry to hear that. =\ | ||
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OptronX
United States84 Posts
No amount of grief and sorrow will change that. You need to be strong; for you and your girlfriend. You'll get through this, I know you will. I'm sad for you to hear that all this is happening. Please keep us all posted on how she's doing. My Love and Prayers, Jack http://thehonestlifeblog.wordpress.com/ | ||
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Glacierz
United States1245 Posts
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Filter
Canada620 Posts
From my own experience, extremely dark times like this often lead to even greener pastures in the future though. When there is a real bond between two people and something traumatic happens it can change things. It simply won't be possible now, but all the regrets and feelings you have pouring out will only serve your relationship with her in a deeper more meaningful way than before. Often times in life you take things for granted, and overlook whats really important. Though rarely in a beneficial way it sometimes takes something crazy happening to show you how you really feel. I sincerely hope she's okay and there's nothing really wrong, but in the event that that isn't the case I hope it brings you and her something much better... the feeling of closeness that is nearly impossible to capture or achieve and it only happens when you truly love somebody and something crazy happens. | ||
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Glacierz
United States1245 Posts
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Recognizable
Netherlands1552 Posts
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Bumholio
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 best of luck to ya mateRuss | ||
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Glacierz
United States1245 Posts
Russ/Bumholio, Thank you for sharing your experience, and I am very sorry for your loss. I'm sure it took a lot of courage to be there with him until the last second. I wish I can be as brave as you, and learn to accept the outcome no matter what it may be. They did a MRI/MRV on her brain, no aneurysm or blood clot is found, so she is not in immediate danger. I guess we should count ourselves lucky since it could be a lot worse. | ||
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Glacierz
United States1245 Posts
On August 16 2012 21:16 Filter wrote: I came into this thread expecting some kid to be whining about this or that, and man was I wrong. I can only feel for you and her, and hope you find something uplifting reading the responses from people you've never met. From my own experience, extremely dark times like this often lead to even greener pastures in the future though. When there is a real bond between two people and something traumatic happens it can change things. It simply won't be possible now, but all the regrets and feelings you have pouring out will only serve your relationship with her in a deeper more meaningful way than before. Often times in life you take things for granted, and overlook whats really important. Though rarely in a beneficial way it sometimes takes something crazy happening to show you how you really feel. I sincerely hope she's okay and there's nothing really wrong, but in the event that that isn't the case I hope it brings you and her something much better... the feeling of closeness that is nearly impossible to capture or achieve and it only happens when you truly love somebody and something crazy happens. I definitely get what you are saying. We should never take anything for granted, and always live life with passion and kindness. There are things I wish I never said/did, but I only realize them when someone I love is in trouble. | ||
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Glacierz
United States1245 Posts
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mizU
United States12125 Posts
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BlindKill
Australia1508 Posts
 , this post just put all my problems in perspective. I wish you the best of luck, and I will remember this blog when I face such adversity in life. | ||
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VaultDweller
Romania132 Posts
My story ends a bit differently though, after I thought I had MS for years, somebody finally had the inspiration to test me for all types of borellia ( this is the bacteria that causes Lyme) and found out that I actually have Lyme so… I’m sure that your doctors are competent but ask if they tested for all strings of borellia. Just saying. I wish you both all the luck in the world. | ||
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Shady Sands
United States4021 Posts
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
On August 28 2012 13:07 Shady Sands wrote: Just showed my girlfriend this story. She thinks that even though your girl is unlucky to get this disease, it's balanced out because she has such a wonderful boyfriend. Good luck and stay strong I guess since your gf doesn't have a similar condition we can safely conclude its balanced out by you being a shithead Will OP update? User was warned for this post | ||
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