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I've decided that I need to keep a journal of all the weird health issues I've been having since I moved in with Dan. Actually, I probably should've started this a long time ago, but I really didn't think it could be him. I thought I was being paranoid. So, I'm going to use this thread for that. He's not likely to look here, and if anything happens to me, he can't destroy statements that I post online like he could if I just wrote something down on paper.
The night before last, there was blood in my urine. When I informed Dan of this, he suggested that what I needed was some soy milk rather than a trip to the ER.
I am concerned that the migraine I posted about earlier in this thread was actually a brain bleed. Dan did not take me to the ER for that either, even though my symptoms were severe enough to indicate the possibility of stroke. The symptoms also lasted far longer than a normal migraine aura, which is a serious cause for concern. He should have taken me to the doctor. He did not. The reason I figured it was a migraine was because strong coffee seemed to alleviate some of the symptoms, and coffee is what I use to help my migraines.
Several days ago, Dan offered me a portion of a pork chop, half a bowl of mashed potatoes, and some gravy left over from the dinner he had prepared for himself. This was very unusual as Dan typically refuses to share a meal with me. His food must always be separate. I wasn't going to turn down a change from the usual diet he has been providing, a ration of one can of chili per day, so I ate it. Afterwards, I felt very sick and lightheaded, so much so that I laid down to sleep very early.
Speaking of chili, this ration is insufficient to provide all of my necessary nutrition, and I have been showing signs of scurvy as well. My hair stays very dry and doesn't produce much oil, even when I haven't been able to bathe for awhile, and my gums have been incredibly swollen and they bleed. My nails also display signs of nutrient deficiency, being brittle and discolored, and I have lost much of my ability to taste salt, which I believe is a sign of zinc deficiency.
One last thing. I've been trying to figure out how he could be administering something to me without my knowledge, if indeed this is poisoning and not some bizarre health problem. I have a few hypotheses, but I was wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to deliver an anticoagulant transdermally?
The night before last, there was blood in my urine. When I informed Dan of this, he suggested that what I needed was some soy milk rather than a trip to the ER.
I am concerned that the migraine I posted about earlier in this thread was actually a brain bleed. Dan did not take me to the ER for that either, even though my symptoms were severe enough to indicate the possibility of stroke. The symptoms also lasted far longer than a normal migraine aura, which is a serious cause for concern. He should have taken me to the doctor. He did not. The reason I figured it was a migraine was because strong coffee seemed to alleviate some of the symptoms, and coffee is what I use to help my migraines.
Several days ago, Dan offered me a portion of a pork chop, half a bowl of mashed potatoes, and some gravy left over from the dinner he had prepared for himself. This was very unusual as Dan typically refuses to share a meal with me. His food must always be separate. I wasn't going to turn down a change from the usual diet he has been providing, a ration of one can of chili per day, so I ate it. Afterwards, I felt very sick and lightheaded, so much so that I laid down to sleep very early.
Speaking of chili, this ration is insufficient to provide all of my necessary nutrition, and I have been showing signs of scurvy as well. My hair stays very dry and doesn't produce much oil, even when I haven't been able to bathe for awhile, and my gums have been incredibly swollen and they bleed. My nails also display signs of nutrient deficiency, being brittle and discolored, and I have lost much of my ability to taste salt, which I believe is a sign of zinc deficiency.
One last thing. I've been trying to figure out how he could be administering something to me without my knowledge, if indeed this is poisoning and not some bizarre health problem. I have a few hypotheses, but I was wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to deliver an anticoagulant transdermally?