Quote (Terps @ Jan 28 2015 03:21am)

There really wasn't any coping process, not for me anyway. Once they told me I was paralyzed, I just took it as reality. I just did what they told me to do in order to get better. I didn't even cry at any point, if you can believe that. I guess because the realization came pretty gradually over the course of a codeine haze that went on for about a week.

There were support groups in rehab, but I didn't go to any of them because I felt fine mentally. Plus I had friends/family visiting me regularly, that helped.



Typing isn't the least bit hard. It's all just hunt n peck /w my index fingers and thumb.

The hardest part is hitting the left button on a game controller or the Z button on N64

Quote (Bluth @ Jan 28 2015 04:35am)

Yeah only pussies cry when their life gets hard I was in 5th grade when they told me I had diabetes I was like okay

Quote (Terps @ Jan 28 2015 03:40am)

Lol, I didn't even know what diabetes was in 5th grade. I got it confused with herpes and said "that's what that girl gets for having unprotected sex" in response to some commercial about diabetes on TV.

Quote (Bluth @ Jan 28 2015 04:41am)

My dad had it when I was born so I was well aware

Quote (Terps @ Jan 28 2015 03:42am)

Maybe you should have tried to control your weight better, fatty. Too many trips to the ice cream truck I guess.

Quote (Bluth @ Jan 28 2015 04:44am)

I was actually really sickly and thin at that time because I had it for like 3 months before I was diagnosed

I started getting fat my senior year in high school or so after my anus blew out

Quote (Terps @ Jan 28 2015 03:54am)

Poor parenting I guess

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I really want to drop swear words and troll in this online discussion for school like I do jsp, but I care about my grade too much to do it.

Quote (Bluth @ Jan 28 2015 04:57am)

I posted only once in an online discussion for school I said my name is mud and then never looked back

Quote (Terps @ Jan 28 2015 03:59am)

I don't get it