>>56476258Old text, contains part of what will get you banned, but quoting the part you actually care about
>It was then when I realized that as quickly as we are given second chances in life we are also easily thrown back into that stormy sea. This time the rising tide came in the form of a chronic disease, one that has no cure. Once again I lived in fear even though it was a fear of a different kind. This time I was drowning both literally and figuratively due to respiratory problems and the pressures of the unknown. No one knew what was wrong with me and I was told that my prognosis was not good given the path that I was headed. Once again, I felt my world collapsing. Part of me was angry because I felt like my second chance was just snatched away. I felt like I was the receiver of some cruel cosmic joke. My other half just told myself to take a deep breathe and try to keep my head above water. Soon enough, after a year of constant blood tests and life revisions, I was given a diagnosis. I was told I had a genetic immune disease called Common Variable Immunodeficiency Disease or CVID.>I was told that I had to be on treatment for the rest of my life and I would develop complications because of the disease. My doctors were correct, I not only have CVID but I also have other conditions that have been brought on because of it. I remember feeling very angry at my diagnosis and once again feeling like my life was just one big joke. Yet, it wasn’t until a few months ago that I realized that my diagnosis was not a death sentence; it was not a cruel prank.>>56476468for whom? like 10 guys on an unknown twitter account on a 2011??
other 20 on a dead end website??