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Good news everyone. (I've watched far too much Futorama already)
The sickness kept getting worse and I've reached the weight of 68kg. The hospital decided to keep me till I got better, so I haven't been online much lately. They let me go home now and then and it looks like I'll be staying here for the next couple of days, if not more.
The doctors have discovered that I DO NOT suffer from Colitis Ulcerosa... the chronic disease I've described earlier, but a rare infection called Clostridium Difficile. It really shocked me. I was just getting used to the thought of having a disease for the rest of my life, but this infection can be cured!! It's still a rare and serious infection, but now I'm able to be... well... "normal" again.
It's like... "Cast Away". You thought your lover was dead, but suddenly four years later, when you were used to the fact that he was dead, discover that he's still alive. I know it's hard to compare, but I feel like Helen Hunt. :P I can be cured!
I've tried to find information about the infection on the internet, but wasn't really easy. It's likely that I got the infection last summer when I went to Mid-Sweden... or all the way back to March where I visited Rome.
I wonder if I forgot anything... feel free to ask about the infection :)
The sickness kept getting worse and I've reached the weight of 68kg. The hospital decided to keep me till I got better, so I haven't been online much lately. They let me go home now and then and it looks like I'll be staying here for the next couple of days, if not more.
The doctors have discovered that I DO NOT suffer from Colitis Ulcerosa... the chronic disease I've described earlier, but a rare infection called Clostridium Difficile. It really shocked me. I was just getting used to the thought of having a disease for the rest of my life, but this infection can be cured!! It's still a rare and serious infection, but now I'm able to be... well... "normal" again.
It's like... "Cast Away". You thought your lover was dead, but suddenly four years later, when you were used to the fact that he was dead, discover that he's still alive. I know it's hard to compare, but I feel like Helen Hunt. :P I can be cured!
I've tried to find information about the infection on the internet, but wasn't really easy. It's likely that I got the infection last summer when I went to Mid-Sweden... or all the way back to March where I visited Rome.
I wonder if I forgot anything... feel free to ask about the infection :)