I am five months into this crazy world of PCS. There are so many differences in each of us and of course alot of commonalities. I will say it's a roller coaster ride that you just cant seem to get off from. Some days are better than others.

I look back at when I was first injured and I have come a long way. It's hard to be in pain day-to-day and in feeling that it can be hard to take the time to think about how far we've come.

Some days I cry and have my pity parties because it is isolating and sad, depressing and lonely. It's ok to have them, its good to cry.

Other days are better and I feel almost normal and think I'm gaining. It's those days I live for and it's those days that keep me going.

We are all grateful to be alive and I know it could of been worse but sometimes when your day is that bad and the pain is just plain awful it's easy to lose sight on that.

I hope you get the answers you are looking for and know you can always come here for advice.


I cant believe how long of a process this has been for me and there are many here who have been living with this for much longer.

It's nice to have a place to go to and know your not alone. To know your not crazy.

See another MD and get someone who works with you and that you can trust it's important to your recovery.