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Name: Somnus Lucis Caelum
Date: August 7th
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A friend of mine has apparently lost the use of his legs due to his transformation. His legs have been gong through very painful spams for a while but now they seem to be mostly stuck together, and covered with scales.
I worry about him, so I was wondering if someone had gone through something similar and what solutions they may have found for it.
You have my thanks.
[Spoilers: it's him, he's the 'friend' who's turning into a Naga. His legs are doing the shift from les to. Well. Serpent Tail, and he's not pleased with it.]
Date: August 7th
Format: Text (but will adapt)
A friend of mine has apparently lost the use of his legs due to his transformation. His legs have been gong through very painful spams for a while but now they seem to be mostly stuck together, and covered with scales.
I worry about him, so I was wondering if someone had gone through something similar and what solutions they may have found for it.
You have my thanks.
[Spoilers: it's him, he's the 'friend' who's turning into a Naga. His legs are doing the shift from les to. Well. Serpent Tail, and he's not pleased with it.]

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try painkillers? or asking his bonded for help
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It's not even all that painful anymore, or so he claims. Only every now and then, when he gets a spasm, and it passes quickly.
Right now it's more that his legs seem so permanently stuck together that they are basically unusable.
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That would be an option until he gets his legs back, I suppose. But depending on how long it takes it could get extremely boring to just lay in bed.
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[ She's not stupid, Somnus... ]
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I'm fine. [So fine that he made a post asking for help, but still. It's not like he can actually move from his house, as it is, so.]
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[ Remember: you did this to yourself, and you know how she is. Without Ardyn here to watch over, you're her next target, boo. ]
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[He'd never have thought he'd miss Ardyn, and yet.]
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[ ...as if he could. Either way, she's not going to answer his texts back because she's not joking, she's literally on her way. And hopefully the door is open, because she's there soon enough, pushing it open and looking around. ]
Somnus...?
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Here. [He calls out for her from his bedroom, because it would be pretty silly to pretend he's not home. If he had had a little bit more hindsight he'd have made the post from someplace else, but alas.]
I really am fine, Aera.
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And are quite discreet.
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I've been a little reluctant to try local medicine other than the painkillers, but I suppose it can't hurt. I can't be the first or only one going through this.
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There's also the hospital, of course, but it might be harder to keep things quiet.
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[Ardyn isn't here to mock him about being a monster anymore, and yet. And yet he's reluctant to just go with it, to just admit what he's becoming.]
Would either of those options have wheelchairs available?
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The affliction I've dealt with admittedly doesn't involve quite the same level of physical change.
( give or take. it really depends on your views of vampires. )
The hospital is most likely to have medical equipmeent to hand at a reasonable cost.
Perhaps one of their medics could be persuaded to visit your home?
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Maybe I can look one up.
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Someone suggested a wheelchair, I suppose that's the sensible option if he can find someone to push him around.
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That's a good idea, actually. I'm going to get back to you on that. Should I talk to you or your friend?
I still recommend doing something for the pain. I mean, just because we can handle it doesn't mean we should have to.
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[Yeah... yeah.]
We didn't really have painkillers back home. We had alcohol, at most, and some beverages using certain plants that made you sleepy but those could get dangerous if you didn't know how to use them. I guess we still have to get used to the idea of painkillers.
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[Didn't you just know how bad it has gotten? Tony manages not to just blurt that one out because he's texting, but his typical impulse is to ask a stupid question. He realizes this after a moment and changes tactics.]
The painkillers here are probably similar. At least potions should be. They seem to be made of actual plants and ingredients. Spells might have fewer, uh, side effects? I'm not sure what a magical side effect would be.
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He's aware he's not the only one going through this, and that some people have it even worse, but a lot of people keep telling him to look for help. This is the closest he gets to it, apparently.
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It's a pretty big change that's going to require all sorts of lifestyle changes and adaptations.