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Living with Hidradenitis Suppurativa means my body doesn’t limit itself to one place. Some days it’s my armpits. Some days it’s my belly button. Some days it’s both at the same time. It’s the wound care people don’t see. The bandage changes. The drainage. The pain. The constant checking to make sure everything is okay. HS isn’t just something I live with—it’s something I learn to navigate every single day. But every scar, every dressing, and every difficult moment reminds me that I’m still here.