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Originally Posted by Healthgirl
If it weren't for the prescription narcotics that I have, I would have been in the emergency room for the past 5 days.
I don't understand what is going on.
I was living life again. It wasn't as good as I wanted it to be, but it was manageable. I was driving, cooking, doing housework. I hadn't needed help from my mother in 3 months (that is how much better I was doing). I was even doing a little work out routine. I was thinking more clearly, the brain fog was cleared.I was sleeping for about 2 months with only 2 all nighters. When I did wake up with a pain issue I would take 1/2 of a pill and it would settle.
Throughout the long months after my onset, my blood pressure had improved so that I could stand up without everything going black much more often. The buzzing was still there but very mild.
I was so much recovered and had a few short setbacks, but always rebounded and kept coming back and still improving. It took so long to get where I was. It was hell. The recovery was so slow- but happened and now here I am again.
I am buzzing, tingling, and in disgusting pain.
I can't drive my car because I can barely move my neck. The pain in my whole spine is nauseating. I was chewing a piece of turkey yesterday and had to spit it out because the pain from swallowing shot nerve pain throughout my cervical and thoracic spine. I can't think because my whole face, head, and neck feel like they are being compressed and full of some kind of fuzz.
I am so sad. I was me again. I was happy again. I can't think of what happened that set me off into this state again.
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Sorry for your relapse. When trying to figure out a puzzle that has no answer the process spirals down to include all known influences on the body. When food, environment, air, water, etc. have been examined, you are left with "what did I do wrong"? Don't blame your self. It might just be the nature of the beast. Do what you know to do and that is all you can do. Hopefully the wait won't be too long. Good Luck, Ken in Texas.