MAJOR EDIT: I know someone with brain cancer recently got a gun. I do not want one. I like what I have. This post is to share my story and inspire others to be proud of thEir own.
I've had this app for awhile and hardly posted but today I felt inspired to do so. I pre ordered this game at some point in the summer. All of last year, I had 9 pancreatitis attacks-very painful and very serious. Deadly. Serious stuff. This isn't common in young people. I'm only 22. I already had kidney issues prior, but the attacks worsened my kidneys at a higher rate. We couldn't figure out why I was getting the attacks. So I had to get a total pancreatectomy. They had to remove my gallbladder spleen appendix and pancreas... Which automatically makes you a diabetic which could be fixed in the future but that's another story. They found out I was in kidney failure right before surgery. I was on dialysis through surgery and during my 3 month recovery. It was a great challenge. Then on august 14, my brother donated his kidney to me and it's working very well and I'm grateful.
I started going back to school, commuting, around the time the game came out. At first it was great seeing friends. But being sick and out of social contact with anyone but my family made if tough for me. I became very shy.
I started leveling up in destiny (20+) and found a great crew to play with. We laugh, joke, and always enjoy ourselves and play well together. I look forward to hearing from them when we play whichever night after school. Some of my shyness has gone away, it's definitely still a challenge accepting that everything is finally going to be ok health wise. But the game has given me an outlet. A social outlet. Not to be relied upon. Just to be appreciated. Thank you Bungie and the kind people who play the game.
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This guy's playing the " sick " card so he can try and get an exclusive gun from the Destiny Dev 's just like the Vet did. I see through your game.