Here Here Tayla

I don't know how many of you recall but the ONLY reason PA ever came out with a story of Chronic Pain was that it coincided to a tee with the time she was accused of having intimate relations with that contestant on AI.
Next thing you know she had a "People" cover.
Otherwise we would never know about her CP issues and other ills .She would never have told.
Normally I don't follow these things but when it comes to RSD and CP I am all ears
That my friends , is the publicity machine in action- all spin-no basis in truth or reality
I have also been on oral ketamine for 3 weeks and it is not something to be taken lightly , flippantly- without forethought afterthought nor for fun. That is all that I will say on this matter - we have beaten a dead horse .....

NOW LET'S GET BACK TO POSITIVE THINGS THAT ARE FINALLY HAPPENING FOR OUR DISEASE !!!
"History in the Making" is not some little event.
"The House of Blues" is a Los Angeles Landmark not some little dive.
These events WILL have a trickle down effect .
Celebrities WILL attend and whether you care about them or not they bring the media and our disease will no longer be in the closet.
So let's get past Paula A and move forward to the next chapter.
There are a lot of people - some terribly sick - who are working their butts off to make our world a better place - They are working for recognition for this disease which hopefully in turn will make research dollars become a reality .
Let's focus on the positive here as a lot -I mean a lot of good stuff is happening.
I have spoken with some top docs too and as soon as an event captures the credibility it hopes to achieve they are ready to get involved for the next one .
It is only a matter time and not too much time at that

In peace

and

IT IS OUR TURN


GnP