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She also wondered how patients would react to having an appointment with a doctor who has a feeding tube or needs to sit down while they meet with them.
Chronic illness has taken a toll on her mental health. She has been suffering from depression, and she has been seeing a psychologist and psychiatrist, who have been wonderful.
However, she obviously doesn’t want to be going through any of this in the first place. She wants to have a regular life that most 24-year-olds have. She wants to be able to perform her job without any limits.
She also doesn’t want to have to be so concerned about her future and her future children inheriting any of her illnesses if she does end up having children. However, she believes that since the inheritability of many of her illnesses isn’t completely certain in the medical field, she doesn’t know if she could take the risk of her children possibly having any of these chronic illness struggles as well.
If she didn’t have all of these chronic illnesses, she would be able to play Padel with her boyfriend. She wouldn’t have complaints about her symptoms each morning when her boyfriend asks, “‘How are you feeling?'” She feels sad that her boyfriend has to be so concerned about her and her health. She wishes he could be with someone who wasn’t sick like her.
She wants her illnesses to kill her because she wouldn’t be suffering anymore, and she thinks that her loved ones wouldn’t have to worry about her well-being anymore.
Do you or anyone you know suffer from a chronic illness? What has the experience been like?
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