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Any advice for living with an anal prolapse?

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silentcanyon36 silentcanyon36 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
hey, someone say something...
Thomas Rogers9 Thomas Rogers9 Newcomer
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#2 ·
Well, one of those situations has been dragging on for maybe two and a half years now... they keep saying it's just temporary, and I really hope that stays true in the end..
As for quality of life... yeah, it’s definitely taken a hit, but I guess you eventually just get used to things. You have to accept it, I suppose... because if you don't, that's when you actually start having real problems..
But I can go swimming in the summer without any issues. The only thing is I have to wear a one-piece suit, which isn't exactly my favorite thing, but whatever..
Recreation is fine too. I go outside, I study... everything is pretty much the same as it was before.
The mental side is what gets to me most, though. I always feel this sort of mental block. Some days everything just feels like too much, but it's usually brief, and then I'm back to my old self again..
I talk about it openly, and all my close friends know what's up... so there's really no shame there..
I can't think of anything else to tell you right now... but if there's something specific you want to know, just ask.
silentcanyon36 silentcanyon36 NewcomerOP
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Man, I am seriously so stoked you reached out... I’ll shoot you my cell number in a DM. Honestly, I’d love to grab coffee or something and just sit down for a real chat, because I have like, a million questions for you.. 😢

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