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I’ve barely been tweeting ( do you say that anymore ) during the Major mostly because I’ve enjoyed it to the fullest here in Copenhagen with friends from the past and present!
But, I do have something to say!
For the last 4 years before I personally got benched from dignitas, I’ve been experience chest pain and half my face, left arm and left leg gets numbed and I can’t time-to-time do what I want and on Saturdays semis I experience the same thing as I’ve had and I did go to the hospital for seeing everything is good with me - since the medical staff in royal arena thought I was actually having something serious.
So after spending 8+ hours in the hospital and quite handful tests, which some I’ve done before and some not, I finally got some answers what my issue is.
Worst part of it, I can’t explain in words what it is, but it’s nothing life threatening and I have to basically have to “live with it” with some medical assistance that make things a bit easier than it has been.
So, for someone who has been experience this since 4 years back, I’m so freaking happy to get some answers and not something like the Swedish hospitals and specials telling me “I’m fine” when I haven’t been
I even wrote to a friend of mine when I was in the hospital “I wouldn’t be surprised id actually get an answer here in Copenhagen then back home in Stockholm” 🫠
But, I do have something to say!
For the last 4 years before I personally got benched from dignitas, I’ve been experience chest pain and half my face, left arm and left leg gets numbed and I can’t time-to-time do what I want and on Saturdays semis I experience the same thing as I’ve had and I did go to the hospital for seeing everything is good with me - since the medical staff in royal arena thought I was actually having something serious.
So after spending 8+ hours in the hospital and quite handful tests, which some I’ve done before and some not, I finally got some answers what my issue is.
Worst part of it, I can’t explain in words what it is, but it’s nothing life threatening and I have to basically have to “live with it” with some medical assistance that make things a bit easier than it has been.
So, for someone who has been experience this since 4 years back, I’m so freaking happy to get some answers and not something like the Swedish hospitals and specials telling me “I’m fine” when I haven’t been
I even wrote to a friend of mine when I was in the hospital “I wouldn’t be surprised id actually get an answer here in Copenhagen then back home in Stockholm” 🫠