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Old 02-25-2009, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by tkrik View Post
Cherie - I am so sorry to hear your DD has been sick. As a mom, we always worry. My DD17 went through something similar. The vertigo was so bad she was completely immobile. Like you, I thought oh no, I hope it's not the beginning of MS. I brought her to the ER and they treated her with Antivert and Valium. Of course, this added to the fatigue but it really helped her out a lot. Valium works directly on the vestibular nerve to help relieve vertigo.

She has had 1 other bad attack since that time. It has now been 5 months and she is doing better. She still has some of the aches and pains that you are describing and you now have me wondering. I assumed it was just a virus.

Additionally, when you are checking the trigger points on DD are you pressing on areas that are not trigger points? This would be a great way to figure out if it she is all over achy or only achy at the trigger points.

I think it is great that you got her in to counseling. Whether something is going on that you are not aware (socially) or she is just down from being sick, it is great that you considered this option. You are a good mom who is very thoughtful and conscientious of your DD.

Anyhow, I don't know much about fb but just wanted to let you know that I will be praying for your DD and hope they can get to the bottom of this soon.
Hi Trish . . . fancy seeing you here.

Yeah, it's a pretty scary time, all right. She is not getting any better, and in fact the numbness and burning has spread to her legs and feet now. She said today that "in the heat (like shower, under the blankets), I feel more numb, but in the cold, my skin burns more". Sound familiar (to someone who has spinal lesions too)?

I honestly never thought this one might end up with something. She is SOoooo.... much like her Dad in every way, yet my eldest is the spitting image of me. Somehow I thought the eldest would have to be the worry, if either of them. (Not that that would be any better, but at least I 1/2 expected it with her.)

I don't really know anything about fb either, and her doc is not open to that suggestion at all.

I hope your daughter (and mine) are ok . . . and this is just a phase for them.

Thanks for popping by.

Cherie
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