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Originally Posted by RSD ME
i basically live in my bedroom too and pajamas are my favorite things to wear now! it's sad but true. but i try to make the best of it like we all do here. i get so much inspiration from all of you here at NT because even though you are all dealing with so much pain and depression from rsd and all the other problems life brings about, you still all find the time to try to make other people here at NT feel better with their struggles and i find you all to be very kind and brave people. we are true rsd warriors and i am proud to be part of this group. wishing you all a painfree as possible nights sleep tonight. and always remember to take good care of you. you deserve it.
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That was upbeat beautiful and awesome stuff right there
Hoping you feel a hug from me
I three that
i also live in my bedroom most times
I am lucky to have two full bathrooms in my apartment
Corissa's bathroom the general company
I lucky to have a bathroom in my bedroom
I have it set up like a lounge
such like that at a nice quiet piano playing
night club lounge
It has a love seat and other living furniture in it
set up in sections
The bedroom is 13' wide 27' 6" long
The only thing missing in it is stove and sink kitchen
They are too my favorite things to wear
when I must
Most times I am shirtless
The material against my back
kills with burning scratching pain
I am sure you get the picture
So he my doctor was so quick with me
a little more than seven years with him
it just burned me
Not saying anything
My daughter says
I don't like how you were treated mom by the doctor
"He" was not interested
It wasn't his field
That does not make it okay
I want all my doctors on my train know each other because of me the patient
And see I have been with him since before any surgeries
"he does not seem to care I have become just routine to him"
and I do not want to start with yet another one
Love
Me