Reply to "10 things not to say to someone with UC"

MysticobraMember

Well... I have never had anyone comment on my UC.

My family understood. No weird comments. In fact they would just treat me normal even though they knew I was not.

Not that the didn't know. My friends... Co workers... But if they asked I would explain to them what it was and how lucky they are to be "normal". And that I would not wish this on my worst enemy..... Well.. If it was a bad person I would... Lol.

But.... I say what's on my mind. A big flaw of mine.... And if someone would've asked.. Said one of those I would explain to em... In detail what was going on.

If I did that they would never ask again.

3/12/168:31 PM

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