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Permalink Reply by Glynis Pretty on December 2, 2010 at 4:55pm I say I leave a part of me every where I go!
jeff said:well i had so much dried skin and it would fall on to the carpet and my room mate said it looked like i was falling apart
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Permalink Reply by mariposawisdom on January 17, 2011 at 9:04pm My son had p when he was 5. The children's ministry people kept asking me week after week if it was ringworm. I told them it was no9thing to worry about, and left it at that- didn't feel like explaining. Once the director actually came and got me out of a church service, and had another church member who was a doctor tell me that he had seen the rash and that it "sure looked like ringworm" to him. I don't go there any more.
I took my son to get his hair cut at great clips, and the lady who cut his hair asked if we had animals at our house. I told her that we had cats and a dog. and she pointed to his p and said that "this is very contagious between animals and humans" and that we "should get rid of our pets" I told her that it was psoriasis... and she went right on explaining that it was a communicable disease caused by close contact with animals... just like I never said a thing!
I have pretty bad scalp psoriasis. too. one day I was waiting in line at the grocery store and I heard a lady behind me tell her friend " Ewww" and then whisper " FLAKES!"
My brother also has scalp p- when my son asked him for something, he said "No, but I can give you some of the potato flakes from my head!"
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Permalink Reply by Glenn Andrews on January 22, 2012 at 5:59pm I remember a time when I had Psoriasis really bad and had huge lesions everywhere on my body.
Generally I covered them up to avoid having to constantly tell people what it was and answer their stupid questions.
So anyway one night I was out drinking with a couple of mates and some random stranger came up and asked me about the lesions that he could see on my upper arm.
I had the usual spiel ready to go, and I guess it must have been a combination of alcohol and the fact that I was sick of people asking me about it, but I ended up telling this bloke that I had leprosy and that the wonderful drugs that I’m on now keeps it under control so I don’t start losing body parts. As I was telling him this, I moved closer and closer to him. Eventually he got really uncomfortable and disappeared into the crowd.
This had my mates in stitches.
I guess that sometimes you just have to have a bit of fun with it.
I’ve been on Enbrel for the last two years and am almost completely clear. There are just a couple of stubborn bits on my elbows and knees.
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