Can we still have fulfilling life with this illness?
When I was little it was so obvious that something was wrong with because I couldn't interact with other kids, couldn't socialize, couldn't play games, couldn't do sports,had issues with motor skills,it was hard for me to study i had extreme fatigue ever since I was born.But my parents thought I was just a little different or quiet.
Even before the puberty age my life was very different than an average kid.Like I would watch TV all day and would sit at school all the time to a point my nickname was wallflower.
I got diagnosed at 14 due to no puberty. And although things make more sense and I got to understand myself more nothing changed for me still no friends no energy whatsoever.
Now im recovering from shame of being so different and I actually have goals,desires things I want to do but now im 23 and I don't know if the things I want would be achievable with this illness.
Because although modern medicine is very developed this illness still remains understudied.Like your hormones can't function like a healthy person's with the today's medication. And hormones affect everything like psychology,cognitive function, motivation