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Old 03-06-2007, 09:38 AM #7
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BP I know how you feel. When I was first diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 2000 I was angry and raged out quite a bit at my lot in life. While I never went as far as flushing my meds down the toilet, I did get angry enough to throw my pill bottles all over the place and pull a hissy fit. I also kept looking for that "miracle pill" and never found it. So when it came to my BP dx I had gone through the pitch a fit phase and just added the new meds with the old. Acceptance is so hard when a life altering illness hits that we do strange things.
Thank goodness your pdoc understood but you need to have a talk with her about the comments that made you dump your meds in the first place.
I hope you got some sleep and are feeling better today.
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Diagnoses: FM, Sciatica, Rosacea, Piriformis Syndrome, SI joint disfunction, Joint Facet Syndrome L3-L5, Pinched Nerve (somewhere on the left side), Depression, Anxiety and Bipolar II

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