Yes. I was born with a condition called strabismus. Most people know it as crossed-eyed. My right eye didn't cross inward which is what most people think of, but mine went outward. I was in my late 20s before I had surgery to fix it. My case was one of the worst the doctor had seen. He said most people had a 25% chance of it coming back but because my case was so severe I was at a 50% chance. Thankfully 25+ years later and no sign of it coming back.
Physically and/or mentally speaking, have you suffered from something for 10 or more years? Only a yes or no answer is required unless you want to explain your answer.
Yes, my list toooooooo long😔. My mental and physical suffering will end when I'm dead.
yes, and i believe everyone suffers from some sort of abnormality in one way or another its impossible for the human body to run effeciatly for the entirety of its existence your gonna have to pay the white coat a visit from time to time that's life
Yes drug addiction
Yes bi polar
No.
Many things that result in chronic pain, triggered by RTA (12 years).
Zack I was one of the first wave to be diagnosed with MCS, multiple chemical sensitivities, back in the 1980's....me from lab chemicals, and some of my co-workers were dying from it, even while physicians were (contemptuously) calling us hypochondriacs.
It has been a wild ride.
I've had OCD my entire life. I can look back and see signs of it when I was a very young kid. Now, I don't necessarily like to say I "suffer" from it at the moment, but it has caused me some distress in the past and even led to depression in a few cases. In the past few years though it's been relatively benign. Once I actually realized what I had, once I was able to put a label on it (I was actually diagnosed with OCD a few years ago) it seemed to cause me less issues.
Congenital heart defect