Please, don't touch me.

So I have this unidentified nerve disorder. I'm fairly thin and so wherever bone protrudes (collar bone, hips, rib cage, ankles, etc.) I can't bear the feeling of anything touching them. My finger and toe nails, also. It's so difficult to wear nice clothes, they need to be somewhat baggy. Sleeping is a bitch. The mattress touches my hips and ribs, the blanket's on my collar bone. If someone touches one of those areas, ESPECIALLY my collar bone (that's the worst, worst one) I feel a wave of panic and nausea and, depending on the severity of the touch, sometimes begin to cry. I've been to therapy for this and my doctor was unable to find out what was wrong with me. I've never met anyone else with this problem, or anything remotely close to it.

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  • Tafoui

    Have you considered to gain some weight? My 1st girlfriend was anorexic and she had the same problem. It was much better after she got a normal weight.

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  • AshTheBrat

    what about if you touch your collar bone and stuff, does the same thing happen? or is it just when other people do it?

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  • skinnyswag

    well i am i rather skinny dude, so i get a real sense of panic when someone touches my rib cage. but im order to fix your problem you might want to gain some weight. eat more...work out...thats what im doin..good luck

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  • That sucks sorry to hear that

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  • marycontrary

    Maybe you need a smarter therapist.

    Then if the next one doesn't work, find another one.

    Not all therapists are knowledgeable and/or good at their job, and I don't imagine your current one would be willing to recommend you to a new one if he/she is making money from you.

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  • kit-kat-bar

    I say get a new doctor. I mean one that actually gives a shit enough to give you the right advice instead of not knowing what it is and he is to lazy to find the right answer!!

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  • tricky26

    good luck trying to have sex.no its not normal at all.go see a speacialist.depending on wether its mentall or if it phisically hurts you.

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    • Mate, learn to read. "I've been to therapy for this and my doctor was unable to find out what was wrong with me."

      Stop giving advice which isn't needed.

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  • katherine1

    im kind of that way its not bc im thin it just makes me angry

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  • Nonie

    I wasn't always this thin. I had this problem when I was a bit meatier as well. Boo -_-

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