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I do my best to do what I can around the house but what a normal person can do in 5 minutes it takes me an hour and everytime I do much of anything I end up in bed for days! What I have is not better with exercise, it causes more flare ups and pain and I will scream the next time someone calls me a faker! No Dr will give you 100 mg of Morphine to take every 8 hours and 15 mg of short acting 2 x a day for breakthrough unless there is a damm good reason! I have never failed a drug test or come up short on my pills...I usually have extra since they don't ever make the pain go away anyhow.I get so tired og the true druggies and drunks calling me a junkie...I sure as hell never feel high! Sorry for the rant, just getting fed up!
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Back injury 1999, PN,DDD, Spinal Stenosis, Arthritis, Chronic pain, Lumbar Fusion 6-06, Pain Worse then Ever Since!10-10-06 Arachnoiditis! CES! now numbness from waist to thighs, bowel, bladder paralysis, self caths, chronic constipation. Left sided weakness! No appetite depression! Bed 22 hrs day!
Under care of PM 3 years. Diabetic, lost over 100 lbs was 300+, now 174 lbs. Normal labs, diet controlled!
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