What a hell of a life it is, say no to wood...

Hi Eddie. I know what you are talking about and how you are feeling. I don't have that problem now but I did and you know what? I was sooo happy that I didn't have to go anywhere at the time until that flare healed. It's bad when you hurt so bad you can barely walk from the lesions in that area. I pray for everyone with this dreadful disease. It's too much but we have to be strong. Take care Eddie. Know that I'm praying for you and the Team. Be blessed and stay safe. 😀

Cand, That is truly nuts! Nutty as squirrel turds. A so-called doctor that doesn't believe in h.s. I am also curious like Bonbon. What does he think you have? H.S. exist whether he is from money or poor.

I’m with my friend Bon Bon-

I also say, “If he’s a doctor, where did he go to med school? In a swamp?” HS is a true, painful, frustrating, disabling at times, and a physical condition that causes physical pain, but in my opinion, also with depression and anxiety which I think can become worse at times, especially when our HS abscesses go into remission and keep coming back and back and back.

I’ve lied about it before, too- first I was mad at myself for lying but then also felt like I had the right to say what I wanted without offending the person.

I said the same thing to a few people that you did.

I’ve been known to say I’m in pain but I don’t overly explain like I did when first diagnosed in 2016.

I only share with y’all here online or very close friends.

My heart and hands lifting you up right now, Eddie- prayers being sent-

I was walking with crutches once and got tired of explaining. Someone asked what I had done to my legs. Actually I had spinal stenosis damaging some nerves and trouble walking. So I just said,”Normal old age stuff.” They were happy with my answer and I didn’t have to say anything else and it wasn’t a rude response.