u/Bambi1498

Hi all, im 27f and have both rhumatoid and osteoarthritis. I've had a left knee arthroscopy in January and having an mri on Monday on the other knee after asking if they could do the surgery on the right knee as well. They said they can only do it if theres enough damage like the left, otherwise they will try cortisone injections first.

Is anyone on these? How are they? I've read that they damage your cartilage long term. So is this basically a way or creating more damage over time to then have surgery?

Honestly hoping theres already enough damage for surgery as id rather that than injections. Would Honestly be surprised is there wasn't tbh

so this happend last October at mcm comic con london. I dressed as Runa from Kakegurui. If you dont know that character, its a school uniform and she wears a long orange coat with long bunny like ears on the hood. I didnt fully dress with school uniform, just the top, tie and coat, which was a cosplay coat that looked the same. Anyway i had about 4 people ask for help. I was standing outside one of the expo halls waiting for my bf and someone came up asking if there was any lockers left. said I dont know then they realised and said "oh you dont work here? im so sorry" laughed about it and went on. Someone else looked at me as in trying to decide to ask me for help but asked if I worked here. Another also asked something but cant fully remember and then the last one was when i was in the "Travelling man" book stall, browsing and someone came to me asking what time the con closed, i knew it was 5 but just acted like I didn't know since I didnt work there which he then also realised.

Im pretty sure workers didnt wear orange but correct me if im wrong if you was there or have been there. Just a note to self not to wear orange again 🙃