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WHEN A BUMP IS JUST A BUMP!!!!
#37872 - 08/05/02 02:01 PM
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just wanted to point that out. since my 12 weeks negs on elisa and pcr i have stopped focusing so much on every little change or affliction in or on my body. do i still have "symptoms" and doubts? yes, but i am not focusing on it as much. some of these little things in my body would have probably gone unnoticed and not lasted so long had i not been analyzing them so much. the others i guess were stress or whatever else. not hiv, i think. lol. PLUS, it is interesting and worthy to note that it is PROVEN FACT that medical students come down with funky "symptoms" when they study infectious diseases and other illnesses. hope this helps someone just a little bit because i know every little bit helps and gets you through the day. take care all!
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hey notanonymous,
where have you read about the medical students thing? i have friends in med school and they have told me they start to whig out sometimes when they read the stuff. but, do you have this in writing somewhere on a professional site?
-uhoh
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damn it, uhoh. you had to go and ask for documentation!?!?! just kidding. you are as analytical as i am. i am looking, haven't found anything else. but, i have heard it many times before over the years. i'll let you know when i find something.
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hehe. sorry notanon you know i need proof.. its just that i hear "stress does weird things" ALL THE TIME but i have yet to see anything medically written about it giving hairy tongue, finger bumps, etc. that i have experienced.
i'd look it up myself, but i've been trying my best not to research any health related things on the good ol' internet. its so f(&$#ing easy to find diseases and stuff but theres nothing reassuring that REALLY tells about the WEIRD stuff stress (or reading about conditions like we mentioned).
let me know if you find anything it would be really cool to see it written down.
-uhoh
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