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Here’s something truly bizarre.

The original article I read about my condition had a large section on how a case would appear to ‘modern medicine’.

You want to know what it said? Since nothing ever shows up on tests, the patient would likely be considered a hypochondriac and disregarded. So, for 30 years I’ve kept the same PCP, and I’ve gone to as few as specialists as possible at each transition. Just enough to prove, “yep, the tests don’t show it.”

The predicted end was either walking (ill go with limping at this point) into an er to find out why they had no movements for four days or dying in the misfire of a sentence from the final ATP being the heart valves getting apoptified by the candidiasis.

Next time I’ll talk about the competing regulation of the candidiasis vs the pituitary, it’s the real meat of the battle.

This science has been redacted. Please ask yourself why. I can explain how. I’ll do so in another future post. The way I know about the redaction is actually the original article. I promise to explain but it’s late.

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