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My turn. I have hyperhydrosis. It means I sweat excessively. I have also found that my skin doesn't hydrate properly, but I don't know if it's related to hyperhydrosis. When I get cold, my hands get really dry so that I have almost no moisture in my fingertips. You know how 'normal' people can touch a flat surface such as a desk with their fingertips and they don't slide very easily? I can't do that often. My hands and feet are always either super hydrated or super dry. No in between.

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Sounds a lot like me. I have a huge scar on my hand because my hands were so dry that they just kind of ripped open. And I had hyperhydrosis, which really sucked before I knew what to do about it. Now some of that wicked strong antiperspirant stuff every night does the trick.

Let's see, I had a tumor in my knee, but it's gone. As in, I got it taken out. Meaning I have a gigantic scar... It was a synovial hemangioma, which apparently is pretty rare. It wasn't cancer, but it hurt like hell.

I also have really really bad eyesight. -14.5 or -15 (can't remember) in one eye, -13.5 in the other, and I'm legally blind without my contacts. I'm one of those extremely rare people that had a retinal detachment... at age 10. Yeah, that sucked.

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La lune trop blême pose un diadème sur tes cheveux roux
La lune trop rousse de gloire éclabousse ton jupon plein trous
La lune trop pâle caresse l'opale de tes yeux blasés

Post edited at 5:16 am on April 16, 2007 by The Raven

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You can only hold a smile for so long,
after that it's just teeth.

Gay (not sure thats a disorder, although you could argue that I am reproductively challenged in that sense)

Slight boughts of depression.

Oral fixation (I have to be chewing on something, or sucking on something, be it gum, my fingernails, a pencil, you name it).

I used to be epileptic, I would get grand mal seizures (violent whole-body seizures) when I was like 13.

Self-confidence and self body-image are often very low.

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Educators destroy your brain,
but you don't know, so why care?