Why am I different?

ellieflower3
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Hello,
not been active so sorry, I am not doing too well, I am just trying to get my doctor to listen to me because how bad I am feeling at the moment, it's strange isn't it? I am just struggling, I found out I am having surgery soon ( for my spine ) and, I am scared, the doctor who is doing the surgery is telling me ill be fine.. I feel like I won't
just, I am glad I can talk about it, I hope your all okay, - Ellie
not been active so sorry, I am not doing too well, I am just trying to get my doctor to listen to me because how bad I am feeling at the moment, it's strange isn't it? I am just struggling, I found out I am having surgery soon ( for my spine ) and, I am scared, the doctor who is doing the surgery is telling me ill be fine.. I feel like I won't

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I think I am different, I made a post about how disabled people should be treated equally, I got some hate from it, but because i'm disabled, I know people take anything nice seriously and hate others for it. I am glad that people are now recognising that we have a voice too and we all matter we all are the same but with different problems, dont mean we should be treated differently0
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Hello @ellieflower3
I am really sorry to hear you have been experiencing a tough time. You can always talk to us about things. Do you know when your surgery will be and what it will involve? Absolutely agree with you. In fact, disability is just one of many aspects of diversity! We are all human and we all deserve equity. Keep shouting and hopefully you will be heard sooner rather than later1 -
Hi @ellieflower3 it's good to hear from you. I think it's completely natural that you're feeling scared about your surgery, lots of people do. It's really positive to be open about how you're feeling, as you say, talking about it really helps.
Just remember it's what the doctor has been trained to do, it's the job of the hospital staff to keep you safe and well. I wish you all the best for itI am glad that people are now recognising that we have a voice too and we all matter we all are the same but with different problems, dont mean we should be treated differently
I really like the way you've phrased this too, I'm sure a lot of the community feel the same way!
Let us know how your surgery goes when you can
Alex1 -
L_Volunteer said:Hello @ellieflower3
I am really sorry to hear you have been experiencing a tough time. You can always talk to us about things. Do you know when your surgery will be and what it will involve? Absolutely agree with you. In fact, disability is just one of many aspects of diversity! We are all human and we all deserve equity. Keep shouting and hopefully you will be heard sooner rather than later0 -
Alex_Scope said:Hi @ellieflower3 it's good to hear from you. I think it's completely natural that you're feeling scared about your surgery, lots of people do. It's really positive to be open about how you're feeling, as you say, talking about it really helps.
Just remember it's what the doctor has been trained to do, it's the job of the hospital staff to keep you safe and well. I wish you all the best for itI am glad that people are now recognising that we have a voice too and we all matter we all are the same but with different problems, dont mean we should be treated differently
I really like the way you've phrased this too, I'm sure a lot of the community feel the same way!
Let us know how your surgery goes when you can
Alex
lovely to hear from you, thank you for a lovely post, made me smile. big hugs from me!
Ellie.1 -
It's good to hear from you again @ellieflower3
I hope that your surgery goes well!
I am just trying to get my doctor to listen to me because how bad I am feeling at the momentIs this in regards to your mental health, or your physical health?0
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