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Originally Posted by CayoKay
I hope you get the full script, since it works for you.
and I hope the cracker an' 'ssage helps!
and dagnabbit, I hope they figure out what the problem is, with an eye to making it cease and desist.
mine's never gotten so bad I had to go to the ER, just went to the chiro to get dislocated things reinstalled.
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Thanks, Cayo, me too. I just felt that when it got beyond "10 cm dilated and pushing time pain" that I needed to see someone!
Chiro said I was all out of whack (no derogatory comments please, I realize I'm not "normal"
). Tailbone was even out of place! He said from what I was describing to him (and some things he did), that it might be a bit of a disc problem. Wants me to lie down a lot this weekend, see him on Monday, and use ice/heat. Agreed massage was good idea.
Got an appt. with the spine doc right after my trip--first day back to work even. That's good. They'll be a good opinion to have. Will have to take MRIs to them.
And haven't heard anything from my regular doc. Will see what happens Monday.
Got through to Dr. Recruited by Facility in Texas's office and they were going to e-mail him and his nurse with problem. Said they'd get back to me. Nothing yet, so don't believe that I'll hear anything until Monday.
<sigh> And I only have MRIs from 2007 right now. Hopkins didn't return my 2003-2006 MRIs, just the one disc from 2007. Hopefully the MRI center at the trauma hospital can get me a disc in time for the spine doc visit.
I did tell the spine doc's office and chiro that I did not want to go to the UK and see the country through its ERs! NOT the way to visit. LOL
The woman on the phone at the spine doc's office laughed too because her mom has MS and she got sick with pneumonia on a trip to Hawaii. Spent the whole trip in the hospital. She told the woman that her dad had more fun than she did. I said, hey she needs to look on the bright side: she got to meet more people than he did and I'll bet he didn't get breakfast in bed and she did!
