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Old 12-16-2013, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Geordie View Post
Hi all I look in to this site most days but don't post much I guess I'm just needing to vent some tonight. We are all in pain if were here to start with.I guess but how do we deal with it?. Me personally I have seen a pain psycologist twice physio once a week one stellate ganglion block (only a couple of Hours relief ) referred to a neuro surgeon refered to a pain manage programme.A ll very well and good but none of this makes me feel any better why do I feel I am on my own here ? My wife suffers fron fibromyalgia and spondylitis and I looked after her while being self employed working 60+hours a week.

I can no longer work due to this demon I have it in both hands and it's creeping up my left arm. I take Gabapentin ,Amitriptoline duluxotine.also ramipril and felodipine for blood pressure. I have always drank socially but now find myself drinking more and more to numb the pain in my hands.It works to an extent if I have enough but in the morning I'm worse so I've started to drink in the morning to get the same effect as the night time. I thought I had been hiding this well but obviously not.Sorry for any spelling mistakes as I'm typing with my thumbs in a not too sober state.

What I need to know is how do other people cope with the pain of this? I realy need to get back to work for my own sanity.

Sorry for the rant but I really need help to deal with this




LOVE G
It took a lot for you to write this..I am proud of you..Its really hard sometimes to face what we are dealing with,daily.I can understand you..I drink atleast one a day..I feel more realaxed and the pain dies down alittle..I feel calmer so the pain deceases..I think we get carried away with pain..try easying back with drinking,because it can cause more bad things to happen..Its a tough road,but what else can we do..deal with now or later..its always there..Good luck..I wish you well..
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