#do adults even get strep?
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I know I’m a hypochondriac but I THOUGHT I had psychosomatic stress body problems and THEN I thought I had Covid but I took 3 tests and they all came out negative and then I said “lemme peek at those tonsies” (tonsils) and lads. I’m no diagnostician but I think I have strep throat?
#do adults even get strep?#regardless my tonsils got some goooood white spots going on#uhhh cw for being nasty I guess…..
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Genuinely so fucked up that being sick will deprive you of the pleasure derived from sleeping AND eating. Those were like 80% of my dopamine sources! What the FUCK am I supposed to even do now
#this is why i'm constantly getting into fights on tumblr when i'm sick. i have nothing else to fuckin DO#on the plus side there's been a huge improvement since i started the antibiotics#on the downside i also suddenly developed a cough after starting them even though i definitely did not have one previously#and apparently a cough would indicate a viral source for *gestures at my entire fucked up throat and ear system*#kind of wish i'd asked for a strep test after all but apparently ear infections in adults are usually treated with antibiotics either way#anyway this is probably tmi in the tags but again. what the fuck else do i have to be doing other than rambling right now
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I hate constantly being debated about. I'm so fucking sick of it. Do I have this disorder or that one, do I need those tests or these, am I completely fucked or partially fucked, do I deserve treatment or not, are trans people real or not, do trans people deserve healthcare or not, was I actually abused or not, am I crazy or not, do I really have any problems or am I just making it up for fun. Every fucking part of my life is a fucking debate and I'm never allowed to participate in it. I'm not even a fucking mediator of the goddamn thing. And I'm so sick of it
#I'm gonna lose my mind dude I'm a fully grown adult why do I have ZERO fucking autonomy#parents and doctors are arguing abt what to do abt my strep again#which once again leads down the 17 rabbit holes of what fucking autoimmune disorder do I Actually have#but nobody will even agree abt what fucking tests to do to find out. so nothing gets done#and it all just makes me think abt every other part of my life. and it just keeps spiralling. it's all up in the air#even as far as whether or not I should've been born is a fucking debate and my parents don't even know I know that.#I need to cut so fucking bad but I just did last night and my dads awake obv and he keeps checking on me so I have no privacy#armchair speaks
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Hey! Please feel free to ignore but you did say to ask you about masks :P the ones I've found that are multiple layers for max protection are really stiff, which squishes my face and leads to gaps. Do you have recommendations? Thanks!
I know that there's a lot of noise about elastomeric masks but for me they're a nonstarter because of the stiffness you talk about. I think it's important to understand that most of the 94-95 standard masks that actually meet that standard are going to be plenty good enough where most people are concerned. Is it possible to catch Covid with a mask on? Yes. I've done it.
Is it likely? No. I'm immune compromised. This isn't data, but our experience has been that a combination of masks, reasonable common sense and good filtration are enough that despite having a school-aged child, a husband who travels for conventions, and me, immune suppressed, with a college student living in our house, I have only had covid twice, the first time was an unfortunate collision of me going to a store at the wrong time where a clerk had both covid and the flu and gave them to me, and the other one involved a family member not using a mask at a public event while eating. Even then, when I caught covid and the flu at the same time and isolated immediately with filtration and everyone coming into my space being masked... not one other person in our house caught it, and when someone else caught it a year later, the only people who caught it were sharing sleeping spaces. Our roommates did not catch it, and everyone was masking from the moment of the first positive test. When my kid got half-assed about masking at school, he immediately got flu and strep at the same time. I pointed out that his lack of care about it could mean a lot of missed school for him and serious health impacts for both of us, and he started wearing a mask again, and did not get sick for the rest of the school year. He HATES the masks that go behind the head and wears Armbrust kn95 masks exclusively (dark blue, lol) And it's pretty clear that without the masks he was getting sick a lot and with he just...doesn't. He is wearing them all day except for lunch through full school days, so that says something. Armbrust will send little behind the head doohickies to keep them off the ears but he never uses them. At $2ish per mask they're not the cheapest but he uses one mask for multiple days so it's not too bad overall cost wise. They have kid sizing, but he's in the regular adult size now at 11. Now, I'll talk about Armbrust for a minute because I really like the company. On pretty much every mask they sell you'll see a video of one of their people reviewing the mask and going over testing data... but they ALSO have reviews of almost every other mask on the market, bad, good and in between, and if you find a mask on Amazon or something and want to know more about it, search the mask name and "armbrust" and the youtube video and product data page will pop up. I've found several special masks for very particular needs by looking through their database for combinations of breathability and shape that weren't even masks they sold. So if you are struggling, take a look at the database, eliminate "failed" masks, look for the ones that meet your needs and then watch the video to see what he says about them first. There are some VERY inexpensive masks out there that work very well, and some masks that are incredibly breathable or incredibly high filtration and a few unicorns that are both.
Now Hubby is okay with the same KN95 masks that our son likes but he exercises and his lungs get a little touchy sometimes so he needs maximum ease in breathing, so using that database I found Dr. Puri masks. Here's the Armbrust review. Here's the listing I found them on. Hubby LOVES them. He also prefers behind the ear. About $1.50 each.
I *hate* behind the ear with a hot hate, they bug me. But I can't just use one type of mask all the time because I have EDS and neck issues so pressure there can be awkward, plus I get short of breath sometimes anyway (history of pulmonary embolism that long predates covid) and I have sensory skin issues.
Bar none the most breathable mask I've ever tried, which also does not fog my glasses, is the Drager mask. These are soft, extraordinarily easy to breathe through, and have a unique strap that makes on/off very easy, and lets you pull the top strap and let it hang around your neck if needed. Unfortunately it has a VERY snug fit across the nose and leaves marks on my cheeks, or it would be perfect, but it's a good option, and possibly someone with a smaller face would have an easier time. These are possibly the best filtering and most breathable masks on the market, so for high risk situations this is the mask I would use. They filter 99.7% in testing. They're a little more expensive at about $1.25 per when I checked today. For a good intersection of fit and comfort, but a little less breathable, are the ACI N95 surgical respirator duckbills. These do not leave marks, don't fog much, good seal around the face, and the single most comfortable head strap I've ever seen. The fabric is very smooth, it is sensory good, but the breathability is not as high. It's not hard to breathe through, it's just not as easy as Drager or Dr. Puri. But... They could probably pass an N99 standard by Armbrust's testing, as they filter >99.4% of particulate, where the standard is 95%. These are also incredibly cheap. If you get their subscribe and save discount (you can do every 6 months) you can get 50 for $25, so 50 cents apiece.
All of these masks are pretty soft, easy to wear, and very good at what they do.
The TL:DR though.... The important thing is to find a mask that you will wear consistently and correctly every time you need it. A mask that hangs on your face and slips is not a good mask for you. A mask you hate so much you make excuses not to wear it is not a good mask for you. A mask that breaks easily or makes it hard to breathe so you end up taking it off is not a good mask. If what you have isn't working, there are LOTS of things that might.
Last Armbrust plug: THEY HAVE A SAMPLER PACK. You can buy a pack of a zillion different types and styles of mask and try a bunch! And order the one you like best! If you aren't sick, one sampler pack can be tried by the people in your household so everyone can figure out what works for them!
Also, I used to get sick very very often and now I just...don't. Not from contagious viruses, anyway. I don't understand why people are so cavalier about it. I've been sick less since 2020 than in any given six month period in my entire life. Despite being on immune suppressants.
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I saw a thing that was ask a doctor? So imma ask you somethin. Uh- so I've had a sore throat for a few days and I just suddenly got lightheaded. Google says strep. I'm very worried now but the thing is- I REALLLY don't wanna tell my mom. What do I do?
I am not a doctor. I am a graduate student pursuing a PhD in archaeology, so even if I was a doctor, I couldn't help you. I am also just a random guy on the internet, and though I sometimes refer to myself as everyone's internet brother, there are certain matters that you shouldn't entrust to someone you do not know. Your health is one of them.
Like I said, I'm not a doctor, but I can tell you exactly what a medical doctor would tell you if you had asked them:
You need to seek treatment with an in person medical professional.
Doctors cannot treat people over the internet unless it is under the very specific circumstances of an authorized telehealth platform. Even then, there are certain conditions that cannot be assessed without an in person medical exam. It is also illegal for doctors to provide medical advice online.
Strep is a bacterial infection caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, which is diagnosed by doing a throat swab to detect the bacteria. If left untreated, the infection of some strains of this bacteria can progress to scarlet fever, which is a more severe illness that can lead to permanent health problems affecting heart, joints, nervous system and skin.
Strep is also highly treatable with antibiotics, which can only be prescribed by a medical doctor following a positive strep test. By avoiding medical treatment, you also avoid the possible treatment and open yourself up to potential complications.
You may also not have strep. The internet cannot provide an accurate diagnosis. Google, WebMD, or any sort of AI are not substitutes for the appropriate diagnostic processes and the assessment of a trained professional.
I understand that there may be any number of reasons why you don't want to tell your parents. Unfortunately, one of the important parts of becoming an adult who is in charge of their own body is to make choices to take care of said body, even if those choices make you uncomfortable.
Barring any sort of unsafe home situation you do not mention in your ask, the most responsible thing to do is to tell your parents how you've been feeling and ask them to help you get yourself to the doctor. Alternatively, if you are living in an unsafe home environment, you can look for places that provide healthcare to at-risk youth, generally at low to no cost.
You need to see a doctor so they can determine what condition you do actually have and then inform you of the appropriate next steps to treat your illness.
-Reid
#he speaks#I am not a doctor and I cannot give you medical advice#real doctors still cannot legally give you medical advice on tumblr dot com#please go see a doctor
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Erin Reed at Erin In The Morning:
Last week, Partners for Ethical Care, a group that supports conversion therapy for transgender youth, filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court. The brief, submitted in support of Tennessee's gender-affirming care ban, aimed to present parent narratives on the alleged harm of youth transitioning. In doing so, it disregarded the voices of transgender youth and relied on pseudoscientific explanations for the “causes” of being transgender. Among these supposed causes were sore throats, Lyme disease, and even manga.
The brief was submitted on behalf of Partners for Ethical Care, co-founded by Jeanette Cooper. Cooper gained notoriety for rejecting her own child’s transgender identity, which led to her losing custody to the child’s father due to creating a mentally and emotionally unsafe environment. She has repeatedly testified before the Ohio legislature in support of gender-affirming care bans. In one instance, Cooper controversially compared gender-affirming care for trans teens to “walking kids to gas chambers” during the Holocaust. She later testified in Ohio that her organization represents “thousands of parents” who do not affirm their trans children's gender identities, further stating that being transgender should be treated “like an addiction” to be addressed through conversion therapy practices. The amicus brief details the experiences of parents of eight transgender youth, who claim that transitioning either harmed their children or that their children no longer identify as transgender. It also attempts to attribute their children's gender identity to various potential “causes,” none of which have been proven by any study to lead to gender dysphoria.
[...] Many of the parents in the brief resorted to extreme measures to prevent their transgender youth from accessing supportive communities. One family cut off their child's friends and internet: “they shut off communications with people who were negative influences. The Coxes found that turning off the internet for a time was the most effective response.” Another family practiced strategic misgendering and deadnaming, explaining: “After doing more research and believing it important to ground their child in reality, Kristine and her husband stopped using the preferred male name and pronouns at home. Kristine told S. that she could change her name when she was an adult, but until then, she did not get to choose her name.” Importantly, the briefs from PEC do not include any testimony from the transgender youth themselves. Often, a parent's narrative about their child’s gender identity can differ significantly from what the trans teenager might say about their own experience. Many of the parents' stories hint at “rapid onset gender dysphoria” or “social contagion” as explanations for their child’s identity. However, research shows that most transgender youth are aware of their gender identity for an average of four years before coming out to their parents. There is no known “cause” of gender dysphoria, and the only proven treatments involve social and medical transition.
Partners for Ethical Care, a pro-conversion therapy/pro-gender exploratory therapy organization, filed an amicus brief in support of Tennessee SB1 in the United States v. Skrmetti case that is set to be heard at SCOTUS. Their amicus brief in Skrmetti pushes the discredited “social contagion” myth to oppose transitioning of trans youths.
#Partners For Ethical Care#Conversion Therapy#Social Contagion Myth#Jeanette Cooper#Gender Affirming Healthcare#Anti Trans Extremism#Gender Exploratory Therapy#United States v. Skrmetti#Tennessee SB1#Forced Detransition#SCOTUS
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I hope you're doing alright gorgeous bby 🩵 worried about you. I had adult strep last year and it fucking sucked. Sending you hugs and your favorite soup 🩵🍲 I hope you get better soon.
Thank you babes💕💖 I think I might have a respiratory infection or something 🥺 it’s been really hard on my lungs and o can’t even get a breath in without coughing. I feel the same, like this fucking sucks 😭😭😭 lmao. I hope so too, I def need that soup and hug🥹
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Journal entry #10
Double posting? Wow, look at me go. The only reason for the double post is that it took me forever to finish the last one and this one needed to be its own entry
I'm officially done the semester! Yesterday and today I had my finals. Yesterday was the speaking test, which I'm not sure how it went. It was split into two parts: you had to read aloud a text and then answer questions to test comprehension, and then answer a question based on your experience. Then, you had to talk about a topic that you randomly chose. The first part went good, but the second part... I'm not so sure. I picked having to talk about a Korean holiday which was the one I didn't want to get. I did study it and wrote down sentences, but when put on the spot, I totally forgot what I even wanted to say. Honestly, I don't even know if what I said was even grammatically correct or made any sense.
Today was the rest of the tests: listening, writing, and reading. I think going to China really threw me out of the groove cause I was just so tired and done with everything that I didn't even want to try. Which kind of sucks, but when I'm in that mindset, it's hard for me, dare I say impossible, to get out of it. But now it's over!
I did also catch a cold which I guess doesn't really help. I woke up with a sore throat but I thought it would go away (it didn't), The first thing I checked though was my tonsils. I have a knack for catching tonsillitis, and the last time I was sick I had strep throat and the doctor said that I might have to remove my tonsils (which is a bitch to do when you're an adult I've heard). Fortunately they still look like deflated balloons and no tonsil stones. My nose is also congested and I have the sniffles. I have a tiny bit of a cough, but it's not too bad. I'll just continue taking medicine and drinking hot water.
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I really just don’t have the energy to feed myself lately. I don’t talk terribly often about how being autistic affects my relationship with food and cooking and keeping myself fed, so here’s a brief tangent on that I suppose. There will be no mention of weight, neither gaining nor losing, but there will be discussion of habits around food that arise because of sensory issues.
So first off, for how much I appreciate food and cooking as an art form, I have so little energy for cooking when it’s for myself. Both because things like figuring out what to make, planning it, shopping for it, cooking it and actually eating it all require tremendous energy, but also because the act of cooking just overstimulates me very easily, especially on difficult sensory days. The smells, noises, textures, deliberate concentrated effort etc etc all overwhelm me. As such, I usually rely on convenience, and when I don’t have the energy to do even that, I just end up not eating at all.
It’s weird though, right? When I have guests a switch goes off in my brain and I can cook whatever elaborate and time consuming dish without issues. Almost like the instinct to nurture others and be a good host is stronger than my self preservation instinct.
Lately, because I’ve been too physically ill to cook until a couple days ago, I’ve been eating a lot of takeout/delivery which hasn’t made my body feel good, but was none the less necessary for me to eat at all - Which, obviously, if you’re sick you’ll probably recover faster if you keep yourself fed. This, along with having been unable to work because I’ve been sick, has kind of toppled my budget for the rest of January. It’s only been thanks to kind donations from lovely people on here that I was fed throughout my entire infection.
I’m no longer sick with strep throat, but I’ve been left with even less energy than before. Today is a really hard sensory day and I’ve spent all day trying to summon the energy to cook something or other in the air fryer, because it’s quick and easy of course, but the trouble is it’s noisy in a way my brain just is unable to cope with today. I have eaten a carrot and a bowl of frozen strawberries today because it was all I had the energy for.
Doesn’t help that the act of eating itself overstimulates me quite often because I’m so sensitive to texture.
I’m not posting this in an attempt to get pity or whatever, I’m just venting my frustration at being a grown man with adult responsibilities, who has been moved out of his parents’ place since he was 17, and who is simply too autistic to have a healthy relationship with food. It sucks, and it’s definitely one of the less palatable parts of my particular version of autism.
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Ugh
My grandma unloaded the whole dishwasher while coughing open mouth nonstop like she sounds sick, I pray it's just like allergies though, but it's not like this is a one off thing either both of my grandparents are like this like they don't cover their mouths for any reason ever, also yesterday my grandma was making some meal with raw chicken and it was like Texas chainsaw massacre on the counter and in the sink there was raw chicken pieces and juice everywhere including the "clean" dishes, my sister tried to clean everything the best she could, but it's just so stressful like I try really hard to keep my things separate, I like to think if they go through the dishwasher they're sanitary but that's not always guaranteed because, gestures to the above words, sometimes behind my back my grandpa will not put my cutlery (blatantly mine, is bright colored plastic for children) in the dishwasher at all and just rinse it and put it back and i don't even know why like forks don't take up so much space in the dishwasher, he does it with the regular silverware too sometimes which is gross but I keep begging him to stop "hand washing" anything of mine PLEASE just put it in the dishwasher, if I can't trust anything I use paper plates and plastic cutlery and solo cups, but it's exhausting, to keep up, and keep buying those things, and even then there's no guarantee I'm safe cause again like what can you even do when cough/sneeze shrapnel is all over the counters and fridge and everything, and it's still crazy to me that when I had strep everyone was suddenly more careful than ever to not get sick from me, when I'm the one most vulnerable, it feels like just days after I was done with the antibiotics I feel congested and shitty again like that's really just my default state, while I was taking them I felt pretty great, which I'm gonna mention to my doctor I think like uhhh that seems kinda weird to me
Anyway I just wish I could move cause like i barely get to leave the house yet I'm still not even getting the At Least I'm less exposed to pathogens, it's the opposite of having your cake and eating it too, but! I can't afford it and I'm not mentally willing to do any roommates anymore my ptsd from a million things is too strong and it doesn't help that when I visited my partner their sister triggered all of that and CONTINUES to be insane like lying to her family making up stories about things I allegedly did while my partner was at work like I'm so scary and the adults just believe it and I'm like,,, I was asleep, but that's very reminiscent of insane shit in the past like one of the people I lived it in real time messaging a mutual (their now ex) friend that I was yelling and throwing a fit and being crazy when I was actually in the living room with my headphones on watching tuca and bertie,, I just want to live alone or with my partner (and we're working on that but it's rough between their lease stuff and immigration things) but if I could just afford to live alone in a shitty apartment I'd be fine but these days even the cockroach and bedbug infested studios are like $900+ /mo no utilities included no washer dryer MUST make >2.5x rent to be approved
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Random Inception Headcanon Time!
Today’s episode: Sick days! Who’s a whiny baby when they fall ill, and who lives in denial? Who likes using more natural medicine, if anyone?
As a parent, Cobb is no stranger to ‘the crud,’ AKA the relatively minor illnesses that ravage through children when enough of them gather together. They are essentially human-shaped Petri dishes after all. So stuff like colds and flus don’t often slow him down. And he’ll even do his best to power through the more serious illnesses. Like the time Philippa caught chicken pox, which was a helluva time to find out that Cobb had never had it before. Or the time the whole family, Cobb last, had strep throat. Through it all, he never loses sight of what’s important - that, sick or not, these children depend on him, so he better act like an adult.
Arthur refuses to acknowledge sickness, any time it hits him. He figures it’s a mind over matter thing, and that if he ignores it, it’ll go away. A philosophy which drives Eames insane… especially when it seems to work at least 75% of the time. Most of time, Arthur is sick for a day, then fine by next morning/afternoon. The times when he’s not, however, he spends it mostly in bed. He also gets a bit more clingy, which Eames would tell you is the only silver lining to his partner being sick. And Eames does enjoy waiting on his darling hand and foot when he’s ill.
Eames is quite the terror when he’s sick. Needy, whiny, very much the ‘woe is me why were we made to suffer such indignities’ type of person. Arthur will only roll his eyes and take it all in stride. And they’ll snipe at each other, playfully. Because that’s just Eames exaggerating, being dramatic, in order to be taken care of. It’s when Eames is curled up under blankets, monosyllabic and quietly miserable, that Arthur knows he REALLY doesn’t feel good. That’s when he’s at his most vulnerable, physically and emotionally, and those are the times when Arthur is the one waiting on his lover hand and foot. Both of them have an unspoken understanding that these moments of illness - when they feel their absolute lowest - are never to be used as ammunition in a domestic spat. Whether a teasing one or a more serious one.
Ariadne has been known to overwork herself when she’s working on a passion project. Sometimes to the point of exhausted sickness. She’s trying to be better about this, though. Especially when the only person around to take care of her… is herself. And don’t even start talking about that, in her own words, “herbal remedy shit” around her.
Yusuf self-isolates at the first sign of trouble. A little throat tickle? A slight cough? Temperature risen by more than a degree or two? SHUT EVERYTHING DOWN. Part of this comes from growing up among a gaggle of siblings, who were always giving each other ‘the crud.’
Saito never gets sick, and that’s the story he’s sticking to. Everyone in his employ is sworn to secrecy. Literally - they signed NDAs and everything. If ever one of them were to, say, see him walking down the hall to his office, nose red with a box of tissues under his arm, well…
Robert takes care of himself quite well. Vitamins and other supplements are a regular sight in his house. As such, he’s rarely sick. But when he is, he powers through it. His father taught him that.
#inception#arthur x eames#random inception headcanons#big strong guys becoming absolute babies when they’re sick#such a good trope#lol#getting ready for Inceptiversary#with some headcanons
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“The Strep Situation”
Another CS one-shot! This was not based off of a prompt but instead based on myself and strep and the unfortunate location of my steroid shot. (Yes, I am Emma. Yes, I have strep even though my roommate told me that 3 days ago before I went to the doctor).
On AO3 if that’s your thing.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/45559738
I appreciate any and all feedback! Words: 1.2K
*WARNING: some curse words; story beneath the cut!
“Stop laughing- this is not funny.”
“Actually, it’s quite humorous love.”
“Getting two shots in the ass is not funny! They hurt like hell.” Emma said, frustration and discomfort in her actual butt cheeks lingering around her.
“Swan, I told you to go to the doctor several days ago.” Killian pointed out.
“Getting checked out three days ago would still have ended with two shots in my ass. Not my arms, like a normal place for a shot- but in my ass.” Emma grumbled.
“I suppose you’re right. Did you at least get any medications to help your ailments?” Killian questioned his wife.
“I have to go pick them up from the pharmacy in a little bit, but I have an antibiotic and something else I can’t remember. I just hope it helps my ears and the awful earaches. Plus one shot was a steroid shot, and one was an antibiotic. The guy said something about the shots helping to heal me quicker, so we’ll see” Emma explained, finally making her way into their house past the foyer.
“What did they call your illness again? Is it quite common here?” Killian asked, still trying to hide his amusement as his wife was walking towards the kitchen with a strange gait to attempt to ease her discomfort.
“It’s strep throat, The bacteria that causes it is called strepto-something another. They just shorten it to strep. It’s pretty common, and I’ve had it a few times before. A few times I had it as a kid, and a few times I’ve had it as an adult. If kids get it a lot then they usually remove the kid’s tonsils, but there was no money for a foster kid like me to get my tonsils removed.” Emma explained, grabbing two soft ice packs out of the freezer and waddling to the couch in the living room. She plopped herself on her stomach on the couch and arranged the ice packs over each injection site. Killian came over and sat down on the floor next to her head.
“I am sorry your arse is sore, love. But, I am glad you got some medications so you can feel more like yourself soon.”
“Have I been making you miserable the last few days, Captain?” Emma smirked.
“Of course not, you couldn’t do anything to make me miserable. But you’ve been plenty miserable yourself due to this strep throat.” Killian said.
“I’ve been fine!” Emma argued.
“The sore throat? The swollen tonsil- touching your uvula!? The earaches in both ears? The cough? The lightheadedness earlier while eating a small orange?” Killian said, with a raised eyebrow. At that point, Emma knew his argument had won out.
“Alright alright, I guess, I have been pretty miserable, and they are clementines, not ‘small oranges’. Henry has already been over this with you,” Emma commented while running her fingers through Killian’s hair. He smiled softly at her before turning his head and kissing Emma’s wrist. “I can’t believe you actually looked up throat and mouth anatomy to convince me to go to the doctor,” Emma said, secretly very impressed with her pirate.
“Anything to convince you that your ailment was quite real,” Killian commented.
“I have head colds like this all the time, the earaches are the only thing really bothering me, and apparently my ears are ‘very clean’ so they aren’t even infected. They just hurt from the strep and I guess swelling and just lingering infection? I don’t know how ears work.” Emma rambled.
“Your cough has also been keeping you up at night,” Killian added.
“Wait a minute- you said that you had been sleeping fine and hadn’t heard me!” Emma said, catching her husband in his lie.
“I was being polite my love, I’m sure Henry woke up from you coughing the last few nights. I could have heard you if I was on the Jolly!” Killian joked with her. He earned himself a smack across the shoulder and a bewildered look from his wife. Just as Emma smacked Killian’s shoulder, the side door in the mudroom opened and Henry came into the house.
“Hey Killian, hey Mom. Are you feeling any better?” Henry greeted his parents.
“Killian tricked me into going to the doctor’s office,” Emma grumbled.
“It wasn’t a trick Mom, you’ve been sick for like a week!” Henry said, exasperated with his mother’s antics.
“It has not been that long!” Emma argued.
“Lad, have you heard your mother coughing at all the last few evenings?” Killian asked, interrupting Emma with an amused smile on his face.
“Oh yeah. One time I came to your door because I thought you were choking.” Henry said, coming into the living room and situating himself in the recliner facing Emma and Killian.
“Okay that is being a bit dramatic mister,” Emma said with a playful roll of her eyes.
“Maybe just a bit.” Henry laughed. “Why are there ice packs on your backside?”
“It’s my ass Henry, you can just say it. And I had to get two shots when I was forced into going to the doctor’s office.” Emma explained, with a pointed look at her husband.
“Mom, the only curse word I’m allowed to say is ‘hell’, and that is only over here. I can’t say that at my Mom’s house, she would flip out.” Henry said.
“Regina needs to chill. You’ve been to actual hell and back, kidnapped by your evil great-grandfather, saved us all from self-imploding in the author’s twisted world, and single-handedly made a group of New York citizens believe in magic to get literally half of our family back from The Land of Untold Stories. I think you’re mature enough to say a few cuss words.” Emma sighed.
“We’ve had a hell of a last few years,” Henry said with a smirk, causing Killian to bark out a laugh and Emma to chuckle so hard the ice packs moved from where she placed them.
“That was an excellent use of your single curse word, Lad!” Killian finally choked out through laughs. Emma nodded her head in agreement and smiled proudly at her son.
“Proud of you kid,” Emma said, fixing her icepacks because her ass was still sore. Numb, but still sore. “We sure have been through the wringer, huh?”
“Yeah, but I’m glad we are where we are. I like our family and everything crazy about Storybrooke.” Henry said with a smile.
“Me too kid”. Emma added with a soft smile at her boys.
“Henry, have you ever had this ‘strep throat’ your mother has?” Killian asked, his curiosity getting the better of him.
“Yeah, I had it a bunch when I was little, so eventually Mom had Whale take out my tonsils so I don’t get it anymore,” Henry explained.
“What do we want to bet Killian gets strep in a few days?” Emma asked Henry.
“I bet a week’s worth of trash duty that Killian doesn’t get strep. He is literally never sick. It must be from his extensive history,” Henry joked with his stepdad.
“It’s called experience lad, and as I must remind your mother often, I have still retained my youthful glow,” Killian defended himself.
“You’re on kid.” Emma agreed, ignoring her husband. “If Killian gets strep in the next week, then you have to do your regular trash duty and do the dishes for the week.”
“Deal!” Henry exclaimed, before picking up his book on the coffee table and starting to read where he left off.
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Henry was not so happy four days later when Killian had switched spots with Emma on the couch, ice packs on his ass, and antibiotics on the table to treat a diagnosis of strep throat.
“Don’t worry babe, at least I can sympathize with your pain and discomfort and we can be on the same antibiotic schedule!” Emma commented in an effort to console a very grumpy- and sore- Killian Jones.
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I apologize for lack of content this week. I have caught Strep Throat and being a mom of two and a homesteader, life has kicked my trash. I was ahead on writing chapters but I’ve fallen behind now and I’m needing a few days to get back to where I want to be, plus I’m putting another chapter in the middle of what I’ve already written because it furthers development where it didn’t before.
I also havent posted any shorts either. It’s been a yucky week and I’m gonna try and catch up this weekend before my husband starts his week on/week off work weeks on Monday. His work schedule affects my writing one so we will see how this goes.
In further news, I have discovered how The Yellow Rose of Sodor will end and it’s a bit of a doozy. Tragic, even I would say. But not horribly so. It’s still a happy ending but it’s got conflict.
I also have been, possibly against my better judgement, writing a more mature themed fanfic in the A/B/O theme. Nothing graphic, but I’m an adult and I have needs lol If I do decide to post that, I will let you all know but it will be marked, at least on here, as “thorny rose” to indicate it’s a spicy post 🌶️ 🔥
Other than that, I’m just in recovery for now. It won’t take long, but maybe a bit longer as a mom. I’ve also got a vacation coming up and my birthday. Summers are busy for us. We have our fishing trips, bear baiting, moose hunting in the fall, etc. Pure Alaskan wild times!
So, thanks in advance for your patience! I will be doing my best to keep things as they are. A new chapter should drop on ao3 on Monday as scheduled.
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Note that this only works when all parties take the rule seriously. Even the adults. Even if they think they are right and the kid is wrong.
As a kid I used to get into these horrific fights with my mum, and she'd get scary angry with me sometimes and it was making basic kid-parent-life hard, so mum suggested we have a word that means the other has gone too far. She said if either of us says the word, the fight stops, no matter what.
This was an amazing parenting move by my mum. Big kudos. Here's the problem: she didn't use the word often, but when she did I followed the rule. And then one day, I was feeling unwell and said I could not go to school. We got into a fight about it, she said I had to go, I told her "I Cannot Do This. I Need To Stay Home," she gave me all the reasons that I had to go, and I said "Bird." Bird is the word, I meant business: I could not go. She said "that's not what that's for," and proceeded to force me to get dressed and half-carry me out of the house by my wrist to walk all the way to school.
I never used the word again, because I knew it wouldn't work. It wasn't a safe word anymore, it was just my mum's way of shutting me up.
(and not that anyone was keeping score, but it turned out I had strep throat on the day I asked to stay home)
TLDR: if you have a safe word w your kid(s), you honour it, full fucking stop.
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We didn't get to live through the pandemic together, but we have had three days of quarantine this week because we both have it.
This is actually my first time having it, I never got sick during the pandemic. I hardly ever get sick, usually it's strep if I do get sick. I've had strep like 25 times, my tonsils are my primary problem. Too bad getting them removed as an adult is really rough, I'd yeet these bitches so fast. Even right now, the only symptom I have is that my throat hurts. Take em, I don't want the damn things. They only bring me pain.
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So men you don't understand that E. coli can cause urinary tract infections... And after 50, they become even more common.
But they can lead to all kinds of other health issues....
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in men are less common, but they can occur when E. coli bacteria enters the urinary tract through the urethra. The urinary tract is made up of the urethra, bladder, ureters, and kidneys. The urethra is a tube that carries urine from the bladder to the penis.
https://www.medicinenet.com › art...
How Does a Male Get a UTI? Causes of UTIs in Men
This is also what they don't understand in adult entertainment. You can get toxic shock syndrome and that is caused by E coli and it can damage all your organs, including your heart and it can cause you to die. It literally poisons your body.
Now this is another reason why women have to be very careful with tampons. Because if the tampons get exposed to ecoli because you haven't cleaned off the exterior of the vaginal area, the tampon will push it internally, and then it can cause all kinds of internal organ problems and it could kill you as a female... Why do you think I make sure I'm so clean when it comes to females this is another reason, homosexuals. You need to be very cautious because they carry so much e-coli on them. And also, if you're wearing a maxi pad, it's the same way if your number 2 contaminates the front.The heat from the maxi pad causes the bacteria to grow on the pad.And then the bacteria can make their way into the vaginal canal.... So females need to make sure they're clean..... And screwing a female i* t** a** and pulling out all that flew it out of the anal, and it drips down into the vaginal area.Aint no sex in any way?Shape or form is not good and it also is not good for men... Rectum, tears can cause taxic shack syndrome.
Yes, Escherichia coli (E. coli) can cause toxic shock syndrome (TSS) when it grows inside tampons. TSS is a rare but potentially deadly condition that occurs when bacteria release toxins into the bloodstream. These toxins can spread to body organs and cause severe damage.
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) | Johns Hopkins Medicine
PubMed
Effects of toxic shock syndrome Staphylococcus aureus ...
aureus and Escherichia coli grown inside tampons. Depending on tampon brand, when all 3 factors were combined mortality ranged from 20-100%. In controls inoculated with single effluents, or effluents from growth in the presence of cotton, no deaths were observed. Likewise, when hairless mice were inoculated with exotoxin, endotoxin, and tampon leachables, mortality was 100%. In the absence of any 1 component, mortality ranged from 0-40%. Lethal toxicity can be the result of enhancement, since animal death in apparent shock was observed in all pools containing the 3 components, and in all pools containing effluents of TSS S.
WebMD
Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) - Basics & Causes
Oct 11, 2023
TSS is typically caused by Staphylococcus aureus (staph) or Streptococcus pyogenes (strep) bacteria, which are common in the body and usually harmless. However, under certain conditions, these bacteria can overgrow and produce large amounts of the TSS toxin, which can then enter the bloodstream. Tampons, especially super-absorbent varieties, that are left in the vagina for a long time can encourage the bacteria to grow and stick to the vaginal walls, causing tiny abrasions when they are removed.
Other risk factors for TSS include:
Having cuts or burns on the skin
Having had recent surgery
Using contraceptive sponges, diaphragms, menstrual cups, or superabsorbent tampons
Symptoms of TSS include:
Fever higher than 102°F (38.9°C)
Chills
Feeling unwell
Headache
Fatigue
Rash that is red and flat and that covers most of the areas of the body
Low blood pressure
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Muscle pain
TSS progresses quickly, so immediate medical treatment is needed.
Less often, having anal sex or putting things into your anus can overstretch the skin and cause a fissure. Too much pressure, tight anal sphincter muscles, and poor blood supply to your anus may lead to their development and poor healing. Anal fissures don't usually give way to more serious problems.Sep 25, 2023
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Anal Fissures: Causes and Prevention - WebMD
Yes, anal sex can cause rectal tears, also known as anal fissures. These tears can be caused by rough behavior, sharp edges, or rubbing, which can damage the rectum's sensitive lining and skin. Anal fissures can also be caused by overstretching the skin from anal sex or inserting objects into the anus.

Healthdirect
Anal injury | healthdirect
Anal injuries can also be caused by sexual activity and insertion of objects, fingers or a penis through the anus and into the rectum. Rubbing, sharp edges or rough behaviour can tear the sensitive skin and lining of the rectum, which can cause pain, inflammation and bleeding.

WebMD
Anal Fissures: Causes and Prevention - WebMD
Sep 25, 2023 — Less often, having anal sex or putting things into your anus can overstretch the skin and cause a fissure. Too much pressure, tight anal sphincter muscles, and poor blood supply to your anus may lead to their development and poor healing. Anal fissures don't usually give way to more serious problems.
Symptoms of anal fissures include:
Visible tear in the anus
Pain during bowel movements
Blood on toilet paper
Blood on stool
Bleeding that discolors toilet water
Bad-smelling discharge
Most anal fissures heal within a few weeks or days with home treatment. However, if the fissure lasts longer than 8–12 weeks, prescription medications may be needed. These may include cream or gel vasodilator medicines or botulinum toxin (Botox) injections. In rare cases, surgery may be necessary.
If the fissure has been present for at least three weeks, a topical nitrate, such as 0.2% glyceryl trinitrate ointment, can be used. The patient should insert 1–1.5 cm of ointment into the anal canal three times a day. Nitroglycerin can also help reduce the pressure of the internal anal sphincter, which can decrease pain and help with healing. A small, pea-sized dot of 0.2–0.4% ointment can be applied around the anal opening twice a day.
You should call your healthcare provider if you see blood in your stool or if your bowel movements are so painful that you avoid using the bathroom.
And this is what they need to check for and children who have been sexually abuse. Because if these fishers get infected, it can cause pain but also it could cause toxic shock or internal poisoning of the organs.
Yes, an infected anal fissure can cause an anal abscess, which can be painful and may require surgery. Anal fissures are tears in the anal sphincter that can be caused by trauma to the anus during a bowel movement or other stretching of the anal canal. Children with a history of constipation or anal fissures are more likely to develop anal abscesses later in life. Other causes of anal abscesses include: Blocked anal glands, Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and Intestinal disorders like Crohn's disease or diverticulitis.

American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons
Anal Fissure | ASCRS
Fissures are usually caused by trauma to the inner lining of the anus from a bowel movement or other stretching of the anal canal. This can be due to a hard, ...

Penn Medicine
Anorectal Abscess - Symptoms and Causes - Penn Medicine
Alternative Names. Anal abscess; Rectal abscess; Perirectal abscess; Perianal abscess; Gland abscess; Abscess - anorectal. Causes. Common causes of anorectal abscess include: Blocked glands in the anal area. Infection of an anal fissure. Sexually transmitted infection (STD) Trauma. Deep rectal abscesses may be caused by intestinal disorders such as Crohn disease or diverticulitis. The following factors increase the risk for an anorectal abscess: Anal sex. Chemotherapy medicines used to treat cancer. Diabetes. Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn disease and ulcerative colitis) Use of corticosteroid medicines.
Healthline
Anal (Rectal) Abscess: Everything You Need to Know - Healthline
If an anal abscess isn't drained, it can cause a lot of pain and may require surgery. What causes an anal abscess? Who is at risk? A rectal abscess can happen when a tear in that area becomes infected or an anal gland becomes blocked. A sexually transmitted infection (STI) can also cause anal abscesses. Toddlers or children that have a history of anal fissures (tears in the anal sphincter) are also at a higher risk for developing anal abscesses later on. Such anal fissures might occur in children who have a history of constipation. Anal abscesses are twice as likely in males compared with females. Some other risk factors include:
Anal fissures usually heal on their own within four to six weeks. Treatments include:
Dietary fiber
Stool softeners
Creams applied to the affected area
Soaking in warm water for 10 to 20 minutes several times a day, especially after bowel movements
If symptoms persist, further treatment may be needed. Other treatments for anal fissures include: Nitroglycerin ointment, Calcium channel blockers, Botulinum toxin (Botox®) injection into the anal sphincter, and Surgical division of a portion of the internal anal sphincter.
I wonder if Jen's husband has done this to her and threatened her health a*** s**... I would have never done it ever done it....
Anal fissures can cause crohn's disease. That means Internal organs getting damaged.
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Anal Fissure Expanded Information | ASCRS
Less common causes of fissures include inflammatory conditions and certain anal infections or tumors, such as Crohn's disease
So anal sex can cause life threatening situation... It can cause the destruction of internal organs. Again? I would never do this to Jen. Put her at risk of this type of sickness and organ damage. I would to know if her husband has ever done anal Is sex with her threatening her life....... 😳 And doing anal oral, you have to be nuts.
Yes, an untreated anal fissure can cause severe sepsis with septic shock, which can be caused by P. aeruginosa.

Critical Care
Severe sepsis with multiple organ dysfunctions caused by ...
Nov 14, 2012 — Positive diagnosis of severe sepsis was based on clinical and laboratory findings. We have established the likely starting point of the patient's severe condition to be the multiple skin lesions and untreated anal fissure. Although the patient was immunocompetent, he developed a severe form of sepsis with septic shock caused by P. aeruginosa hardly responsive to treatment. We believe that the patient's favorable development was due to this germ's increased sensitivity to antibiotics, most probably community acquired.
Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) is a clinical illness caused by a toxin released by Staphylococcus aureus. Symptoms include: rapid onset of fever, rash, hypotension, multi-organ involvement, and vomiting.
Cutaneous and subcutaneous lesions, especially in the peri-anal area, are a major contributor to atypical TSS.
Anal fissures, also known as anal tears, are longitudinal tears in the anal canal's mucous membrane. They are the most common cause of bleeding and pain during bowel movements. Symptoms include:
Sharp or burning pain during defecation
Bright red, fresh bleeding
Dull pain that lasts for hours
Itching
Anal dampness
Constipation
Increased flatulence
Most people do well with conservative treatments and the fissure will heal and not recur. However, if the condition becomes chronic or comes back after treatment, surgical options can provide relief.
So doing anal oral you can cause damage to your kidneys and You're intestines......
Yes, some strains of E. coli (Escherichia coli) can damage the kidneys and intestines, and can cause serious illness. These strains, called STEC (Shiga toxin-producing E. coli), produce toxins that can severely damage the lining of the intestines and kidneys. STEC infections can lead to hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), a serious kidney and blood problem that can sometimes be fatal.

kidshealth.org
E. Coli Infections: Diarrhea (for Teens) | Nemours KidsHealth
Most people recover completely from an E. coli infection. But some can develop a serious kidney and blood problem called hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS).

NCBI
FAQ: E. Coli: Good, Bad, & Deadly - NCBI Bookshelf
coli) attaches via intimin protein, but produces a poison called Shiga toxin. EHEC strains cause bloody diarrhea and can sometimes damage the kidneys and progress to the potentially fatal hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS).

health.state.mn.us
Escherichia coli (E. coli) - MN Dept. of Health
Oct 5, 2022 — Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (EHEC). STEC strains can cause serious illness in humans by producing toxins that can severely damage the lining of your intestines and kidneys. Infection with STEC strains can lead to serious complications like hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), which sometimes is fatal.

HealthLink BC
E. Coli Infection From Food or Water | HealthLink BC
E. coli (Escherichia coli) is the name of a germ, or bacterium, that lives in the digestive tracts of humans and animals. There are many types of E. coli, and most of them are harmless. But some can cause bloody diarrhea. Some strains of E. coli may also cause severe anemia or kidney failure, which can lead to death. Other strains can cause other infections.

Saint Luke's Health System
E. Coli Infection | Saint Luke's Health System
They can cause severe illness because they make a toxin called Shiga. These types of E. coli are called STEC (Shiga toxin-producing E. coli). The most common STEC in the U.S. is a type of E. coli called O157. In some cases, STEC can cause life-threatening symptoms such as a type of kidney failure (HUS or hemolytic uremic syndrome). You can be infected with E. coli by swallowing food or water that has the bacteria. Contamination occurs when food or water comes in contact with stool from infected humans and animals. The foods that have been affected in E. coli outbreaks include: Meat (especially ground beef) Sprouts. Lettuce. Onions.
E. coli is a bacterium that lives in the digestive tracts of humans and animals. Most types of E. coli are harmless, but some can cause bloody diarrhea, severe anemia, or kidney failure. Symptoms of an E. coli infection usually resolve within 5 to 7 days, but can last up to 10 days. Mild to moderate symptoms include:
Abdominal cramping
Watery diarrhea that may turn bloody
Gas
Loss of appetite or nausea
Fatigue
Fever
Vomiting in rare cases
Severe symptoms include: bloody urine, decreased urine output, pale skin, bruising, and dehydration.
You should call your doctor if you experience any severe symptoms, or if symptoms continue for longer than expected.
You can get E. coli by swallowing food or water that has been contaminated with stool from infected humans or animals. Risk factors for E. coli infection include:
Age
Weakened immune systems
Eating certain types of food, such as undercooked hamburger, unpasteurized milk, or soft cheeses made from raw milk
This is why we have to be so careful with organic farming... This is why I told you there's a process of killing off the e-coli and then using it as fertilizer. You cannot use raw waste....
This is why I came up with ways of cleaning out the animal before the animal is parted and I came up with ways of cleaning out fish's track and this is important with shrimp... You need to clean out the vein and wash that area of the shrimp....
coli) attaches via intimin protein, but produces a poison called Shiga toxin. EHEC strains cause bloody diarrhea and can sometimes damage the kidneys and progress to the potentially fatal hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). EHEC has caused many large food-borne outbreaks worldwide; O157:H7 is the best known strain.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › NB...
FAQ: E. Coli: Good, Bad, & Deadly - NCBI Bookshelf
So that vain on the shrimp needs to be cleaned out of the manure, and it's with any shellfish, any fish. Any animal any plant life?
For instance, just like ground beef, raw shrimp can contain bacteria like E. coli. But if you cook it thoroughly, the heat will kill off the bacteria, as well as other potentially harmful pathogens that may be lurking, before it could wreak havoc with your digestive tract.May 23, 2023
https://www.self.com › Food › shrimp
Is the Black Line in Shrimp Its Poop, and Is It Safe to Eat? | SELF
Yes, eating raw or undercooked shrimp can cause food poisoning from E. coli. E. coli is a bacterium that can cause food poisoning and other gastrointestinal illnesses. The presence of E. coli in shrimp indicates fecal contamination, which can occur during harvesting, processing, or preparation. Other sources of contamination include the water supply, ice used for storage, and contact with other seafood or water.

self.com
Is the Black Line in Shrimp Its Poop, and Is It Safe to Eat? | SELF
May 23, 2023 — That's not to say you can't get sick from eating shrimp in general. You certainly can, but the food poisoning risk related to shellfish typically comes from eating it raw or undercooked, says Dr. Love. For instance, just like ground beef, raw shrimp can contain bacteria like E. coli. But if you cook it thoroughly, the heat will kill off the bacteria, as well as other potentially harmful pathogens that may be lurking, before it could wreak havoc with your digestive tract.

MedicineNet
What Happens if You Eat a Raw Shrimp? - MedicineNet
Oct 3, 2022 — Both these bacteria varieties can cause severe diseases. Contamination of the water supply can also infect shrimp with Escherichia coli. The ice used for conserving shrimp may be a source of contamination. The E. coli infecting shrimp can be toxin-producing. Viruses that infect shrimp include caliciviruses (including norovirus) and hepatitis A virus. Shrimp may become contaminated during harvesting, processing, or preparation. Storage at the wrong temperature, contamination by an infected food handler, or cross-contamination through contact with other seafood or water can also infect shrimp. Salmonellosis.

Healthline
Raw Shrimp: Safety, Risks, and Cooking Tips
May 31, 2019

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Detection of pathogenic Escherichia coli and microbiological quality of ...
Foodborne illnesses caused by Escherichia coli are one of the most important gastrointestinal diseases and therefore represent a public health risk. The presence of E. coli in water or in products such as shrimp indicates faecal contamination.
To avoid food poisoning from E. coli, you can:
Cook shrimp to an internal temperature of 145°F (63°C)
Separate raw seafood from ready-to-eat foods in your shopping cart, refrigerator, and meal preparation area
Wash your hands before handling, serving, or eating food, after touching animals, and after using the bathroom
E. coli symptoms include bloody diarrhea and cramps, and usually end in about a week. However, some people may experience severe blood and kidney problems.
Again, this is why Jeffrey Dahmer had all kinds of mental health issues.And this is why you get so many gay male serial killers... But this is why you get so many males and females that have psychotic issues. Because E. Coli can cause psychotic issues, they can cause psychotic manifestations. I am highly clean.... And I also make sure my environment is highly clean... You are pigs and filth and discussed.But the funny thing is psychologist.S don't know this that it could be e, coli, causing the mental health and neither do pharmaceutical companies treating you for an e.Coli infection that can cause inflammation in the brain..... So this is why you have so many fucked up gay people and lesbians... How do all sexuals if they do the right thing?They're at very low risk and compared to the LGBTQ and then hanging around them as my brother-in-law banned them from being around the children and it protected the children from all kinds of infections.....
Yes, Escherichia coli (E. coli) infection can cause psychiatric disorders, including psychotic manifestations. This can be a result of neurological involvement or meningitis, and some antibiotics used to treat the infection can also cause acute psychotic symptoms.

NCBI
Interplay Between Human Gut Bacteria Escherichia coli and ...
Feb 25, 2020 — coli in the gastrointestinal tract can cause psychiatric disorders with gut inflammation and the superiority of anti-inflammatory bacteria such as L. mucosae can alleviate psychiatric disorders with the attenuation of altered microbiota (Figure 6).

NCBI
Psychosis and E. coli Infection: A Forgotten Issue - PMC - NCBI
Sir, The outbreak of Escherichia coli infection from Germany that is presently widespread in many countries is a really important medical problem. The well-known intestinal manifestation and its complication, hemolytic uremic syndrome, are well recognized. However, the psychiatric problems due to the infection are mentioned rarely. Indeed, the E. coli infection can have a psychotic manifestation. This can be the result of neurological involvement, meningitis. [1] In addition, the use of certain antibiotics in the treatment of the infection can also induce acute psychotic symptoms.
E. coli in the gastrointestinal tract can cause psychiatric disorders due to gut inflammation. The gut microbiome produces neurotransmitters that regulate brain activity, and E. coli produces serotonin. Abnormalities in the gut microbiota-brain axis have been identified as a key factor in the pathophysiology of neural disease.
E. coli infection can also have other long-term health consequences, including:
Abdominal pain
Bowel control
Kidney function
Bladder control
Permanent neurological damage
Psychological and behavioral consequences, such as anxiety or phobia of medical treatment
E. coli infection can also cause life-threatening symptoms, such as: Adult kidney failure, Fever, Bleeding, Confusion, and Seizures.
So some serious serious issues are going on with your disgusting. Sexual actions of the LGBTQ are filthy, filthy people and Bow at Children's was putting the children at great risk..... These children were already sick at the children's hospital.And now they're at risk because somebody wants to be sexually immoral... Now they're at greater risk......
So watching ABC News channel 7 Chicago with Karen Jordan as I put this together. She should be doing community awareness announcements. Telling, if you choose to be LGBTQ, you're going to go nuts......
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