This syndrome causes people to speak their native language as if they had a foreign accent. Wacky, no?
I don't find this condition wacky at all. In fact, I'm a patient with FAS. I don't appreciate being labeled "wacky." The fact of the matter is that you don't know what us FAS patients face on a daily bases. I've had to learn how to speak again. I've had to relearn words. I was accused of lying in the airport of where I'm from. Its sad when you have a brother who has nearly died for your country, and because of a "rare" medical condition I'm labeled. Think before you speak~ We are truly medical patients who have a true medical condition. Pattie
Pattie | July 10, 2007
very weird indead
u wish u new | August 5, 2007
funny...funny...lighten up!
arod | August 26, 2007
Sheesh. Can we say sore spot??
Jen | August 30, 2007
And what does this have to do with your brother?
JT | August 31, 2007
You should be thankful, Pattie, because it's quite humorous for us.
/b/ | October 30, 2007
you seem to have overcome the disease quite nicely, si Pattiekins. For those of us still suffering, it owns us.
gwen | April 10, 2008