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random passer-by - 2004-05-11 11:05:17
i don't know how i came across this but it was lovely and i don't even know why for sure i wish you nothing but the best for the future
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KittenLil - 2004-05-11 12:14:26
Wow. That is an awesome entry. And it is kind of nice to get to know little things about a person like that. I might borrow your idea some day, if you dont mind.
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Brin - 2004-05-11 12:22:09
You and every other reader are always welcome to any ideas you see here.
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John - 2004-05-11 12:47:21
Another thing about you: you're one of the bravest people I know. Not a lot of folks can write about the highly personal things you do; least of all not on a daily basis! You Rock!
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Jamie - 2004-05-11 13:16:13
I might steal it too, if there's nothing to talk about tonight. :) I love ya, snookiecookiepookiewoo! ;) XOXOX ~ Jamie
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requiel - 2004-05-11 14:46:26
I am so glad I didn't miss this entry. You brought me to tears. I learned to sign years ago but I've lost so much. I've always thought it beautiful to watch people sign, it looks like an elegant dance, it's so intimate yet anyone who knows asl can watch and understand the conversation. I have a hard time not "listening in". You are so brave and amazing. I heart you!
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Laura - 2004-05-11 18:08:25
You hesitated to mention what a great and loving friend and person you are.That one word of support from you is worth more than million of petty ones from people who don't know you as well.I love you, my friend...Cuidate:)
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icefacade - 2004-05-11 19:11:10
I have the same obsessive-compulsive thing about money. Now take that and pretend that you were a delivery drive for four years, taking people's money and giving them change. Some people just do not understand.
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Cheri - 2004-05-12 13:24:37
A certain person's mother talked about peeing being as good as sex in a TH movie. *wink wink*
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Grace - 2004-05-12 16:12:22
Sorry if I sound ignorant, but may I ask what an ileostomy is? Also, if you dont mind me asking, what is ulcerative colitis? xo
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Brin - 2004-05-12 16:45:48
Ulcerative colitis is the condition of getting bleeding ulcers in your colon. Nobody knows what causes it. The only cure is to remove the colon, and that operation more often than not results in something called an ileostomy. The contents of the intestines are re-routed, into a small external pouch, instead of through the conventional exit. I wear a pouch and have done so since April 1, 1983. For more information, google the phrase 'United Ostomy Association' :-)
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hammie - 2004-05-24 00:44:18
Aha! Your own Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything.<br>Nice job. Not everybody knows 42 things about her/himself.
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mataki - 2004-06-04 18:38:50
I just wanted to say that you sound like an extaordinary person (I hope that doesn't come across as fake, I truly believe you have much to offer the world) Thank you for this entry
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Cloudy - 2004-10-20 18:04:29
My mother was profoundly hard of hearing; she never let it keep her down in life. My father is a horrifyingly loud snorer, so they made a good match.
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Andrea - 2005-08-24 00:20:49
I found your journal through a banner on diaryland because I loved your comment about "being a vegetarian who eats beef", and I'm glad I follwed the link. I got ulcerative colitis when I was 15, I'm 24 now and have had one really bad "flare" (I hate that word) since- it was the only time in my life I was in enough pain to think that I either wanted to get better or die. I'm glad I got better. I don't know why I just told you all that. Anyway, if it's okay with you, I'm going to put you on my dl friends list.
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Lambert - 2006-01-21 05:30:59
I too am very glad to have stumbled across this touching entry. It seemed like every clue to who you are made me think, made me wonder: I really love that I can always feel like I can relate to you in some weird sort of way. It really makes me feel like I'm touching humanity in some fundamental way that my mind just cannot comprehend, in some deep, abstract sort of way. I almost want to try to make a page like this.. it's a lot like staring at someone's soul, for me, that is. I know a woman who has a condition similar to yours, though I'm not entirely sure about all of the symptoms or the name, I just kept thinking about that woman I once knew. It's weird: I haven't thought about her in nearly a year. I know what it's like to feel self-conscious and to suffer from a poor-self image. I still suffer from panic attacks and breakdowns because I feel ugly and terrible. Being 'ugly', bisexual and depressive has alienated me from the bulk of the population of my country. I wish that this comment didn't feel so random, but it is: I've been reading your diary for months, and have only recently had the curiousity to click this particular link.
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Bedelia - 2006-04-11 00:48:09
Hi! I love your diary! I love the starfish. And I love this page. Thats all I've read. Bye! I'm off to read the rest.
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Andy - 2008-03-24 15:50:25
I am really, really glad I finally thought to read this entry. You have such a strong sense of who you are, it is really impressive -- inspiring, in fact. I don't know why it is that I've been reading you for a couple months now, and I never thought to read this before. It has really helped. Thank you.
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