Squirm, that's nothing, ever had an absent seizure on an escalator, lets just say the end result wasn't pretty, also there are a lot more symptoms than 35 (70 something), I can only remember the names of 35 hence the "+". One of the worst was when I didn't know how I got to the end of college, so I couldn't remember anything before college ended, after that I began to hallucinate real things, so people that when't there, entire parts of the day, but I was fully aware. Of what I can remember, at one point I was in college starring out of a window, when I looked back I was sitting on a bus, this freaked me out cause I didn't know which was real or not. After awhile I figured I was still in college cause everything outside the bus was looping like trees or skies, some houses, it was like Deja Vu over and over, and the first three rows of the bus where the same people that sit in the first three rows of class, non of them take buses, they all drive.
This is the main problem, I've never had the same symptom twice always different or its always been there, those two example where the only symptoms that could be linked to the brain, every other symptom has been a sign of an autoimmune (basically the body is allergic to itself) disorder, but its very rare for an autoimmune disorder to stop (most autoimmune disorder can't be cured but can only be managed, Hives, Lupus etc..) then get a different one. Anyway i'm studying allergies (mainly autoimmune disorders) at the moment, even though i'm not pursuing my first goal of becoming a doctor (not sure which field I wanted to specialize in, and I can't with what ever I have) I still study. Don't worry i'm not going to self-diagnose myself, just always had an keen interest if you know what I mean.
Sorry if the spelling is crappy, blame the iPod.
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