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Old 06-02-2013, 06:02 PM
tashabree tashabree is offline
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tashabree tashabree is offline
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Default Hang in ther

Hi katie, Dont ever feel like your complaining or that your pain and what your going through isn't just as important as anyone elses. Everyone who is going through this understands and I promise you your not alone. I found that out today your story has helped me and I thank you for that. I also have been told this too shall pass but it doesn't feel like it and I know it wont I guess we just have to figure out how to live with it. I just don't know how to yet and like you said the medicine feels like it has stoped working and my doctor doesn't seem to want to give me pain management and I stay in tears I hurt so bad I don't know what to do either.
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Originally Posted by Katie O View Post
I'm not sure if this will add onto my previous thread. I just can't seem to get the hang of using Neurotalk. I respond to someone and then can't find it the next day. Maybe its the 1200 mg of Neurotin that keeps my mind so clouded. I'm finally over the withdrawl from Lyrica. Thought I was dying because I quit it cold turkey. I started taking something called Fast Start nerve health support made by Plexus. It is so expensive but I am so desperate to get some relief from the burning, pain and stiffness in my feet and legs. At first I thought it was helping but now i'm not so sure but I'm afraid to stop it. I've been up the past few nights with so much pain. Everytime I call my doctor she just increases the Neurotin 300 more mg which seems to help for about 5 or 6 weeks and then it's like the Neuropathy is trying to get ahead of the medicine and the pain is back again. I know you can take 3000+mg of Neurotin but I feel like a zombie now and can't imagine 3000mg effects on me. Where is the quality of life when you have to deal with this everyday? When in the past and times were tough I always thought of what my dear mother told me "This, too, shall pass." But this is never going to pass it is only going to get worse because there is no cure. I feel so guilty complaining like this when I know there are so many people out there suffering much worse than I am. I have benn reading about B12 and am going to try that route. There has to be something beside the pain pills to deal with this. Thanks for listening, it just helps to vent sometimes. Blessings, Katie O
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