I dont think you can read
I was agreeing with you that fibromyalgia is not a real diagnosis. However, anaphylaxis (I’m not talking about a few hives and an upset tummy) is a real diagnosis. I have seen it in my own child and treated it in ICU’s for 25 years. You dont get placed on a ventilator and epinephrine drips for psychosomatic illnesses
You didn’t offend me — you don’t have enough intelligence to be offensive. But nice try
>> I dont think you can read
I don’t think you know the meaning of the word “hyperbole”, but you do know the craft. Good for you!
>> I was agreeing with you that fibromyalgia is not a real diagnosis.
Upon review, I agree with you. My bad.
>> However, anaphylaxis (I’m not talking about a few hives and an upset tummy) is a real diagnosis. I have seen it in my own child and treated it in ICU’s for 25 years. You dont get placed on a ventilator and epinephrine drips for psychosomatic illnesses
O-tay. Point taken. Now, how about mine? Last 25 years of ICU’s aside, you sidestepped my point completely. If anaphylaxis (& etc & etc) is an affliction for which to clear stadiums and tax the hell out of society, HOW DID WE GET THIS FAR as a species?
>> You didn’t offend me
Maybe I’ll get another chance.
>>you don’t have enough intelligence to be offensive. But nice try
Ouch! That stings. Where’s my epi-pen? (Review the hyperbole thing.)