Guest guest Posted January 11, 2008 Report Share Posted January 11, 2008 Mike sorry this is so late but here it go,s I became very depressed and would lock my self away for days at a time . I lost interest in almost every thing i enjoyed all I did was work and sleep. I got very very big in the areas we never like to as in gut,face,and well almost all over but were we as men would want to LOL sorry gals . I never even wanted to leave the house after a bit and then o my goodness I started to find my hair missing . Now male baldness runs in the family but i like to blame the MTX now day but we know it is not all at fault. it was not tell almost 4 years later life started to return to normal what ever that is as i have never been normal so I would not know any way but it sounded good . yes i also lost my hummer and now its back just as bad and raunchy as when i was in JR high . in the end as I have learned to live with this and adjust my self and life to it things also have gotten better in the long run so hang in there the redneck Marty Calling an illegal alien an " undocumented immigrant " is like calling a drug dealer an " unlicensed pharmacist. " " Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not. " ~ Jefferson Stills ; An illness I know to well! To learn about Stills http://www.stillsdisease.org/stills_info To donate http://www.stillsdisease.org/donations Changes Can some of you share the changes that happened to you both physically and emotionally? I had a few, I had mentioned my memory was not quite as good. I wonder how much of that had to do with running a fever for almost 5 weeks straight, sometimes very high.My hair is different now. I cut it short when I first came home form hospital and it never grew the same again. It came in thin and sporadic at first, now my hair is wavy at the back, and real grey, my hair was always super straight. I had problems getting my sex life up and going again and was super depressed that for a time I had to take a pill for this to happen, at 35 I thought that was the worst, thank god that is gone. My emotional status has changed totally, now the little things mean so much to me and I find myself to be so much more emotionally fragile than I was at any other point of my life. I guess the obvious we all share is the loss of energy to maintain a perfectly normal life. If you don't mind please share, there may be some things i expeienced that I may not have known that was realed to Stills Mike... ------------ --------- --------- --- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2008 Report Share Posted January 11, 2008 Yeah, I lost 50 pounds in 4 weeks when i was sick, problem is i have gained it all back 6 months later, probably could have left 20 behind for good measure. The mojo is back and can't be happier.I am lucky as hell to live a pretty normal for life for now, just a shitload of stiffness all of the time, don';t look forward to 10 years from now, that is why I am determined to get as much out of this body as i can right now. Great to meet you marty Marty wrote: Mike sorry this is so late but here it go,s I became very depressed and would lock my self away for days at a time . I lost interest in almost every thing i enjoyed all I did was work and sleep. I got very very big in the areas we never like to as in gut,face,and well almost all over but were we as men would want to LOL sorry gals . I never even wanted to leave the house after a bit and then o my goodness I started to find my hair missing . Now male baldness runs in the family but i like to blame the MTX now day but we know it is not all at fault. it was not tell almost 4 years later life started to return to normal what ever that is as i have never been normal so I would not know any way but it sounded good . yes i also lost my hummer and now its back just as bad and raunchy as when i was in JR high . in the end as I have learned to live with this and adjust my self and life to it things also have gotten better in the long run so hang in there the redneck Marty Calling an illegal alien an " undocumented immigrant " is like calling a drug dealer an " unlicensed pharmacist. " " Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not. " ~ Jefferson Stills ; An illness I know to well! To learn about Stills http://www.stillsdisease.org/stills_info To donate http://www.stillsdisease.org/donations Changes Can some of you share the changes that happened to you both physically and emotionally? I had a few, I had mentioned my memory was not quite as good. I wonder how much of that had to do with running a fever for almost 5 weeks straight, sometimes very high.My hair is different now. I cut it short when I first came home form hospital and it never grew the same again. It came in thin and sporadic at first, now my hair is wavy at the back, and real grey, my hair was always super straight. I had problems getting my sex life up and going again and was super depressed that for a time I had to take a pill for this to happen, at 35 I thought that was the worst, thank god that is gone. My emotional status has changed totally, now the little things mean so much to me and I find myself to be so much more emotionally fragile than I was at any other point of my life. I guess the obvious we all share is the loss of energy to maintain a perfectly normal life. If you don't mind please share, there may be some things i expeienced that I may not have known that was realed to Stills Mike... ------------ --------- --------- --- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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