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Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!

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Rambo said:
Is this a self diagnosis? Usually Celiac is fairly straightforward in its diagnosis. You eat gluten, you get sick.
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Rambo said:
There are a number of other disorders that mimic, or closely resemble, Celiac. If you think you have it, make sure they put you through a thorough workup.
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I think it might also just be that I am a total hypochondriac. On the other hand I have had a lot of things wrong with me despite my young age. Just never usually what I think it is. Kind of like the time I was in agony at work because I thought I had a kidney stone. My boss sent me home and made me see the doctor. Turns out I had a ruptured kidney tumor that dumped a pint of blood into my body cavity. Yadda, yadda, yadda, they wouldn't let me keep the tumor after it was removed.
 
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patrickBOOTH said:
I think it might also just be that I am a total hypochondriac. On the other hand I have had a lot of things wrong with me despite my young age. Just never usually what I think it is. Kind of like the time I was in agony at work because I thought I had a kidney stone. My boss sent me home and made me see the doctor. Turns out I had a ruptured kidney tumor that dumped a pint of blood into my body cavity. Yadda, yadda, yadda, they wouldn't let me keep the tumor after it was removed.
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please dont die on us :(
 
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patrickBOOTH said:
I think it might also just be that I am a total hypochondriac. On the other hand I have had a lot of things wrong with me despite my young age. Just never usually what I think it is. Kind of like the time I was in agony at work because I thought I had a kidney stone. My boss sent me home and made me see the doctor. Turns out I had a ruptured kidney tumor that dumped a pint of blood into my body cavity. Yadda, yadda, yadda, they wouldn't let me keep the tumor after it was removed.
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A tumor?

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Yeah, it was just a freak of nature growth that I probably had since I was born. I named it Guato.
 
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patrickBOOTH said:
I'm great! Thanks!
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now look what all your worrying caused... a ******* almost 6.0 earthquake in NYC!!!

I thought there was some roof workers on my house....like 50 workers.... how was in in manhattan? it was scary here in hipsterville.
 
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LawrenceMD said:
now look what all your worrying caused... a ******* almost 6.0 earthquake in NYC!!!

I thought there was some roof workers on my house....like 50 workers.... how was in in manhattan? it was scary here in hipsterville.
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I hope you got a glimpse of adorable hipster girls running around like mad.
 
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People who visit and bring lots of children who start crying and running around putting their little fingers on everything :rolleyes:

People who plop down on my furniture :facepalm:
 
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