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Cindy C · 03-02-2010, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by bobber

Thank you Cindy for the info,
Im sorry to hear about all the boken bones,,One thing that helps for which RSD owners,cant do much of or feel up to doing is a weight training plan,that helps build bone density,I dont feel up to working out anymore,too much pain,but I pray that I can return to the gym,,I really enjoyed it when I was working out,,it also wards off osteoporosis[sp],,,,May the Lord be with you and your family,,,,,,,,,,bobber

Hello Bobber;

Thank You but as I call it Shiltz Happens or better yet Bumps in the Road of Life. Better known as Life's little Detours. Or Hiccups in Life it happens as I had the Honor of meeting a wonderful person I'll call her my Guardian Angel as thing in Life happen, as we never know where lives Challenges will take us! I've gone thru a lot as some might say but as I've always have seen their seem to be others that I can say have had a Much tougher road then I.

For that I'm sorry to hear that you have not been able to enjoy the things you wish you could. When I was at my worst stage of RSDS I was in a Bad Marriage with a Young Son as well. I was not able to keep a Job down because every time I tried I broke another bone or dislocated another Joint.

You really need to work on getting your pain under control from what I understand the one thing I found it took years and of Course what has help relieve some of my Bad Leg Pain is the Nerve seemed to be at best then was that of the Voltaren. I was not able to walk with out it. And I'm never really asked if the Damage has or not reversed its self as I have not wanted to know.

I also have Continued to be Active as I could up until my back problems have kept me from even Driving at this point. Because of Spinal Fluid Leak which I was told at my last Doctors appointment may be permanent.

But before my Back problems became such I've considered myself a Professional Volunteer, which was within my Son School as Room Mother, Then when my Family was Helped by a Hospice Organization, which I think I was probably the One that was helped the Most and was so very Impressed by the Gentle Spirit that was so Kind in Helping Our Family with a Loss that was that of My Mother IN Law, I thought Gosh If I ever could give back. Well I looked into it and started getting involved with IN Patient and Out Patient Volunteer Work for Hospice, and had done that since 1996 up until the Past 2 Years. I've done my Best to try and Keep things Pushing forward, Not letting this Darn Albatross get the Best of Me!

Also I kept involved as a Volunteer within my Son School. When I was Very Bad and the 1st time I was separated from my Son's Dad, my son was in K-1. It was during that time that my RSDS was in Full Bloom! My Son is Now 23 years Old. I remember my Son as being 2 1/2 years old and Him having to ask him for help to get the Laundry Done.

Their are many as I'm sure I could say even with yourself. If I could say One Major thing is to find something you Love and Stick to it! What I work with is My Jewelry Crafts and that of Photography of Scenic Picture as living here in the Ozarks we have Beautiful Scenic Area throughOut the Ozarks. And with the Digital Age of Endless Photo..... I've been blessed to get some awesome Pic's

SO in short I've found it Best to Push forward and find the Proper thing to Occupy My time and have always tried to Focus on How to get past this Bump in the Road rather than Focus on whether it was permanent. I've been told to make sure I explain about having this History, as its important that it is that of I could have it much worst.

So as I call it as Bumps in the Road and that if could have been much Worse.

God Bless you and Know that its Important to know Everyone Deserves to Go forward with the Understanding we all can have crosses to live thru but should also be understood without having this Pain that know as we all do the Pain with that Of RSDS.

Gods Blessings to Us All!
Cyber Hugs to all that have beard the Cross of Such from RSDS.
Cindy C.