#seizures are so weird like ?????

[front-facing-pokemon]

[theladart]

Rapidash/Rainbow Dash ponymon fusion: Firestorm!

Inspired by @pinxpony‘s Pinkie Pie/Flaffy fusion, Flaffy Taffy (hope you don’t mind the tag :P)

Edit: Found out that the rapidash pic I got for reference is a fakemon mega evo designed by CaseyDeanFakemon on Deviantart

[deservedgrace]

i know this sounds weird based on the content of my blog but does anybody else also feel like... fully disconnected from their past self, like they were plopped into someone else's life and are now having to deal with the bodily consequences of what they went through but don't feel connected to the things that happened in the past, good or bad?

[brittlebutch]

a lot of people seem to use Entry #61 as 'proof' for the crux of the "Brian didn't care about Tim, he was Taking Advantage of Tim's conditions and Forcing him to work as part of totheark" thing, but honestly when you think about it there's no possible way Brian could have possibly orchestrated that series of events, like you almost have to interpret that as a baffling group of coincidences

[msburgundy]

actually what i really need is for my work schedule/task to change

[jellypawss]

genuine question, since dinosaurs had feathers and are pretty close to birds genetically, could they…mimic noises like some bird species can?

like if they existed today would there be a chance a trex could say hawk tuah

[halalgirlmeg]

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[lousiee]

im gonna be honest i havent thought abt DBD in like a solid 2 1/2 yrs but seeing the unknown mothgerfuckner crawling up like that is making me want 2 redownload it again

[rasairui]

Looking back on my mental health feels really surreal. Like I'm not about to go on an anti medication rant, I still do want to be medicated just on. Different stuff. The worst I've ever been was about three years ago when I had a severe reaction to a medicine I was prescribed (so severe that I had a seizure and developed a tic disorder, but we didn't figure out that's where it came from until later. Yay minor neurological damage) and my psych did not listen when I told him it made me feel like shit so I just stopped taking it cold turkey. Then it came out one of the meds I was on significantly raises your chances of dementia if used regularly, which I had for five fucking years so I cut out that one too. So yeah I really feel like that initial bad reaction + quitting two medications really fucked me up and it's taken 3 years to get back to any sort of baseline.

And maybe I do have a bias against medication now, I haven't thought about that much. But I also do think I'm feeling and doing better now that I'm not taking anything. Don't think it's a long term solution, I'm still very much unwell but I'm not anywhere near where I was and that's a relief. Idk if I have a point I just realized I've gone weeks without any tics and my old triggers don't do anything to me anymore. It's pretty much something that only happens if I'm having a full-blown meltdown now. It's a big deal to me that just a couple years ago my tics were severe enough that I'd have to pull over and I was always worried about having another seizure. I'm glad I never did and it's surreal feeling confident enough to say I don't think I ever will.

[thesnacken]

Uhhhhhhh

[lythinksabittoomuch]

I recently had a seizure and I was tubed and sedated for a day or two because of seizure activity. It was insane to wake up in the hospital with no knowledge of what was going on in the slightest. I had the tube down my throat and I very vaguely remember the feeling of gagging as it was pulled out, but I barely remembered the next few days. I could barely speak and I had to almost shout to get any sound out. My mum is deaf and lip reads, and she couldn’t understand me at all when I was having to shout to make the sound of a whisper, so I started just mouthing things when I was speaking to her so she could read my lips properly. One thing I remember is realising they’d taken out all my piercings and panicking a bit. I couldn’t eat for days after, I had absolutely no appetite whatsoever. I also remember (I think) that they asked me what month it was and I said April or May.

It was the beginning of June.

It’s now been a little over a month and my voice is almost back to normal, but my brain is still a little bit fuzzy,

[caffeinatedopossum]

Suddenly realizing I've had seizures before :0 but this was just the first one where someone who knew what it was was there to witness it (my girlfriend)

That's so cool and definitely not terrifying /s

[bookwyrminspiration]

haha what a silly irrelevant anecdote about tom getting tazed that has absolutely no other importance and will not at ALL have an impact on him. so fun to see the minor moments that are NOT relevant :)

[celepeace]

I think I might be a little sick in the head because I was thinking about that person who likes getting surgeries bc it's fun and I was like oooh that's so me. I love having medical things done to me. It's so cool and interesting. I love it when they stick monitors on me or use ultrasounds to look in my body. When I have a weird medical procedure/test coming up I tell people about it like it's an exciting activity. I look forward to it. If I didn't have vasovagal syncope from needles I'd be one of those people who watches when the nurse inserts the IV and I'd be all interested talking about it with them. That's not normal is it

[roaringheat]

Idk if this is too tmi to post on here but I had a seizure this morning and I still feel like absolute dog shit. Literally have never felt anything even close to how the aftermath of a seizure feels

[the-golden-ghost]

I haven't seen the OG flag so I can't confirm and don't really want to but according to the notes it's because if it's viewed on a screen and scrolled (turning it into a moving image) the high contrast, saturated colors with the black/uneven design create a strobing effect which can trigger a seizure or migraine.

Pls do not reblog anything with the old disability pride flag, it does cause seizure and migraines, please use the new one which was created by the same person with the feedbacks of many other disabled people.

This is the safe one:

Dont use the zigzag one, your making disabled space inaccessible for a part of the community.