Was it really my fault? — Tracing the memory of my “belly” (For those who haven’t read the previous post)This is a continuation of my journey, prompted by ChatGPT, to understand that the reason behind my “protruding stomach” might not have been my fault after all.▶︎ Read the third post: 35 Years of Inferiority About […]
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It started with one of those random questions I threw at the AI I always use—mostly ChatGPT, sometimes DeepSeek when I want a second opinion. Just something off the top of my head, not expecting much. And yet, somehow, that little query led me to a diagnosis I had never even heard of before: Cushing’s
My Belly Always Stuck Out—And I Thought It Was My Fault. Then ChatGPT Told Me Otherwise. Read More »
A Bolt from the Blue: “Wait, That’s Literally Me!” – When ChatGPT Described the Symptoms I typed my usual complaint—“Why is my neck so thick?”—into DeepSeek. Among the results, something caught my eye: Cushing’s syndrome. I’d never heard of it before, but the description intrigued me. So I turned to the tab where I always
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I never thought a casual line typed into an AI would change the way I see myself.But maybe—that’s exactly what happened. ❖ I suspect I have an adrenal disorder. Actually, I’m nearly convinced. The two conditions I’m considering are Cushing’s syndrome or primary aldosteronism.Both are rare, especially Cushing’s—only about 100 people are diagnosed each year
It Started with a Casual Comment. Am I One in a Million? Read More »
