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And the Doodle Goes to Kellie, the KleverNut #doodle4nf #RichardArmitage
#RedDragon doodle has arrived… Huge THANK YOU to @RCArmitage! @nfnetwork @GillianA @DeLaurentiisCo #HappyFannibal ❤ pic.twitter.com/OsjsfUxK5T — Kellie (@KleverNut) May 26, 2015 I thought this drawing was going to France? Okay, maybe it did go to France, but I’m also laughing my ass off that this was bought by someone from Texas. That’s about right. In Texas they tend to do things big. Make of…
NF - Not Funny #RichardArmitage participating in @Doodle4NF
Most of you who read my stuff know I love to laugh and can find plenty to laugh about no matter the situation. Yep, tragedy is often close to comedy. But sometimes the mirth is better left untapped. This is one of those times. Sane self is in charge and typing this post and painfully aware Neurofibromatosis is not funny, and if you read this entire post, you will know why. (I did try to make this…
Wind Whistler from My Little Pony and Friends isgrayromantic ace and has neurofibromatosis!
(Requested by Anonymous!)
But like why is this me
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Neurofibromatosis Awareness
May 17 is Neurofibromatosis (NF) awareness day. NF is one of the most common genetic conditions effecting more than 2 million worldwide, it is one of the most common genetic disorders yet also one of the most unknown, it can be passed down genetically or spontaneously. It is not contagious. It is a genetic condition that causes benign tumours to form on the skin. These tumours can form anywhere from the brain, spine, leg, eye or stomach, both internal and external. There are three types of NF: NF1, NF2 and schwannomatosis Neurofibromatosis effects all those with it differently however people with nf are more likely to experience anxiety and depression, learning disabilities, bone deficiency’s, chronic pain, headaches and much more . Those with NF also are 3-5% more likely to develop cancerous tumours. There is no cure. I have NF.
For more information visit: https://www.ctf.org.au/page/108/understanding-nf
