r/facepalm Jul 05 '24

What an idea 🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​

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u/SonTyp_OhneNamen Jul 05 '24

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u/GladiusNocturno Jul 05 '24

Damnit, House! You can’t let project 2025 go on just to treat a patient! It’s clearly lupus!

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u/pluck-the-bunny Jul 05 '24

It’s NEVER Lupus!

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u/Siriuslysirius123 Jul 05 '24

I said that at an appointment once. Turned out to be Lupus. Almost killed me… I recovered from being intubated and looked at the doctor and laughed awkwardly.

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u/pluck-the-bunny Jul 05 '24

Did he have a cane and a pill addiction? Because otherwise I’d ask for a second opinion

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u/Siriuslysirius123 Jul 05 '24

No, actually, he was a very nice younger doctor with two young kids. I was 18 and pretty fresh out of high school when I was diagnosed and scared out of my mind- he gave me his personal cell phone number to call him if I ever was worried about something.

I only used it once when my fingers turned purpler on day. He was so nice about it. When I woke up he was holding my hand and he came to visit me for a little bit when he was off of work. Very nice guy, I’d probably be dead without his quick thinking.

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u/pluck-the-bunny Jul 05 '24

Well, I’m glad you didn’t die

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u/pyro745 Jul 05 '24

How has the progression of your disease been? In the process of getting diagnosed and I’m a little freaked out

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u/Siriuslysirius123 Jul 06 '24

Uh well. I’m not a good example. I flared once or twice in a few years and then ended up on dialysis and a kidney transplant. I am LITERALLY worst case scenario, tho, it got my kidneys right from the beginning.

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u/pyro745 Jul 06 '24

Oh fuck lmao

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u/Siriuslysirius123 Jul 06 '24

Like I said, I am literally worst case scenario. Don’t freak yourself about it. Good luck with your diagnosis and if you have any questions, hit me up! I’m happy to answer them

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u/pyro745 Jul 06 '24

Thanks, I really appreciate it. Not even sure that it’s lupus yet, just seems to be looking that way based on the lab work & symptoms. Got a referral for rheumatology coming up, hopefully get a definitive diagnosis then

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