Yeah, knock on wood. There's a reason they call it "DIS-ease." You won't like it. And any pity you get, you won't even notice it, because you'll be so busy SUFFERING. I remember I almost felt excited when I found out I had epilepsy, but 16 years later, now that my life has been ruined and I'm about to kill myself, I don't feel so 'excited' any more.
Sometimes I wish I had a disease so people would feel sorry for me
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Yeah, knock on wood. There's a reason they call it "DIS-ease." You won't like it. And any pity you get, you won't even notice it, because you'll be so busy SUFFERING. I remember I almost felt excited when I found out I had epilepsy, but 16 years later, now that my life has been ruined and I'm about to kill myself, I don't feel so 'excited' any more.