A friend of mine, who is a nurse, randomly asked if I had ever been diagnosed with Cushing's Syndrome.
I told him no, I'd never heard of it before, and started looking into it. I probably shouldn't have, because now I am paranoid. Some of my symptoms match, but I don't have the main symptoms.
I'm fairly thin, with pale skin which bruises and tears easily. I have been diagnosed with depression and anxiety which lead to panic attacks, and the medications I take don't seem to work for me. I have a naturally round face, or so I think, that is almost always red with acne on my cheeks and neck. I don't think I'm gaining weight, or have a hump between my shoulders.
I'm afraid to think I have something so severe just because I want to feel better from this crippling depression that has taken 4 years of my life from me.
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A friend of mine, who is a nurse, randomly asked if I had ever been diagnosed with Cushing's Syndrome.
I told him no, I'd never heard of it before, and started looking into it. I probably shouldn't have, because now I am paranoid. Some of my symptoms match, but I don't have the main symptoms.
I'm fairly thin, with pale skin which bruises and tears easily. I have been diagnosed with depression and anxiety which lead to panic attacks, and the medications I take don't seem to work for me. I have a naturally round face, or so I think, that is almost always red with acne on my cheeks and neck. I don't think I'm gaining weight, or have a hump between my shoulders.
I'm afraid to think I have something so severe just because I want to feel better from this crippling depression that has taken 4 years of my life from me.
Do I sound like a Cushie?
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