If you are wandering what it would be like having 90 Orgasms every hour, ask Cara Anaya

          

Cara Anaya suffers from Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder. She has up to 90 orgasm per hour and has told how the rare sexual disorder is making her life a living hell. 

The 30-year-old, from Arizona, US, Who experiences six hours of spontaneous sexual arousal each day said she was diagnosed with the incurable condition three years ago. Cara is married to Tony Carlisi, 34, and has a young son Merrick, 10.

(Read what she said after the cut)

"It is embarrassing and confusing and humiliating. When you are around children you feel like a pervert because you have all these really strong feelings rushing through your body at the same time. So if imagine you can't help out in class or go on school trips because the kids don't understand, the parents don't understand. Even doing the school run is a worry because the arousal will build and build and I just have to stay in the car until it is over or try and mask it"

"It has devastated my involvement in my son's life because I feel too dirty to be a part of it. We want him to be a normal kid but at the same time he can't have friends around because mom has this condition. The worst thing is I explain it to him because he's too young."

 

Cara and her son Merrick 

"I have had to learn to control showing my arousal, remaining straight-faced, learning to breathe through it. It will build and build and build inside me and it's overwhelming. It makes me giggle because of the momentary high and outwardly I look okay but inwardly it's a torture. It is ruining my life, because it messes with your head. You body is running on a high, on an up and down, so it really affects your moods. Some days when it's really bad I just want to shut the curtains and never get up. Other days I have little control over my body, and I will only have suffered 10 orgasms that day and I feel I could go back to work, get my life back. On a good day life goes on, a bad day it's disabling but I still have to pick up Merrick from school, be a wife to Tony and make the dinner. On a bad day it's like the cookie monster on cookies."

Cara developed this bizarre conditio whilst grocery shopping three years ago. She suddenly found herself aroused by everything while walking through the store; fell to the floor and orgasmed multiple times, even into the evening when she returned home.

She said: "It was one of the most intense orgasms I had ever had and it was with no assistance. I was frightened and confused, I just ran out of the store and as I drove home I kept orgasming. This was the first time and it was six hours of constant build up and orgasm with just seconds in between. I was terrified."

Cara's visits to doctors, a neurologist and vulva specialist as well as undergoing numerous blood tests, MRI, EEG, and EKG scans, even seeking advice from a psychiatrist brought no cure. She worked as a waitress But has to resign and became a stay-at-home mum.

She explained: "You can't say to your future boss, 'I may not be able to come in today because I suffer from orgasms', he would think you were making it up. But it isn't just the embarrassment it's needing a change of clothes, it's that moment if you have a bad one and your knees give way and you hurt yourself. You can't be a risk or a burden."

Cara has been married for 11-years, to Tony, who has helped her through the tough condition. Talking about her sexual life with her husband, She added: "Before we would have sex a normal amount, at least once a week. We still have sex but it can become incredibly frustrating for both of us because I am forever aroused."

 

Cara and her husband Tony 

And about friends reactions, she said: "I have had remarks made to me by men when out for drinks with my friends who have become too excited about my condition. They have watched on and found it amusing, I have had to leave because I feel uncomfortable. I have lost friends who have claimed I'm faking it and my parents found it hard to come to terms with but they have been there for me. To outsiders it might sound wonderful but it is unfulfilling and shameful. I'd do anything to find a cure. As an illness it leaves me feeling incredibly lonely because nobody understands, and there is so little awareness of the condition. Right now I seek solace and advice in the online community but there just isn't enough awareness out there. Even doctors don't know a cure. I just want it to stop." 

So, you read it all from Cara Anaya "... it might sound wonderful but it is unfulfilling and shameful. And she would do anything to find a cure...Reaching cloud 9 up to 90 times per hour is hell guys....


Via: Mirroruk