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Old 09-11-2007, 10:13 AM #11
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Ellie do you have a tendency to be loose jointed?
Maybe it's just out of alignment?
Is there a DO or DC nearby? or even a good PT should be able to check it/get it back in place for you.
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My hip goes out of place but it's from an old injury after my butt and marble had a mishap during a drop seizure.

I'm going to my doctor in about 15 minutes, it has doubled in size and I got hardly any sleep at all due to pain.

I don't know what DO or DC means, hehe.
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dang ellie...besides a hug..i don't know what to say. i am glad you are going to the dr. i hope you didn't break anything.

a do..is a ostiopath. a dc is a chiropractor.

i have google on..and will turn on yahoo.
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I am sooooooo sorry to see you suffering with all this stuff
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Old 09-11-2007, 03:58 PM #15
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It was just bizarre timing I guess. My bone itself is fine, she said the infection (Lyme) has gone to my lymph nodes and caused swelling which is causing swelling in that area.

Horray for more pills!
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Here's an updated view. The top is yesterday, the bottom is today (just a little while ago). See attached image.
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((((((((((((( Ellie )))))))))))))))

I'm so sorry you're suffering so.

You're in my thoughts and prayers.

Please let us know what the doctor says.

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I will.

Between us and the entire online world, I didn't know I had lymph nodes there. I think it's funny mainly because I got an A in Anatomy. Dang my memory!
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First of all have you ever been evaluated be an occupational therapist? They may be able to help with visual motor and perception skills. Have you been diagnosed with lyme? A very good freind of mine found a tick on herself and had the bulls eye rash but was not diagnosed with lyme until 6 years later. When she finally got the diagnosis, by a doctor in conneticut, he put a shunt into her arm I think and she received IV shots of antibiatics for 2 years. She also has to follow a diet almost like the Attkins diet because certain foods affect her. She will never be rid of lyme disease, right now it is dormant. I has flared up every now and then and she has to go for a series of antibiotics and follow the diet very strickly. She takes all kinds of vitamins and supplements. I could ask her for the list if you are interested. Have you ever had your b12 level tested? I bought a book call Could it be B12? by Sally M. Pacholok and she mentions some such about lyme and ms in there. She also has a blog www.fightb12deficiency.blogspot.com I hope you get some answers and feel better soon.
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Ellie, that you for your post. I trip over everything too. What's worse is my driving. I am alway hear the shreek of brakes and angry honking horns as I do something stupid. [I] come to corner look and proceed only to have not seen an obvious car which I have just obstructed. And it's either brakes or horns.
But to get back to the tripping. I am not sure why I am doing it whether it's failing to see what I tripped over or whether I might not to be lifting my feet like I use to. I know I often no longer know where my foot is going. I have lost that mental ability to track where I am placing my foot. I think I know, but I don't. I intend to put it here or there and it just does something else. And my balance has disasppeared so I fall more often.
My problem is that my brean has been eaten away from multiple strokes caused by a genetic progresssive and fatal dementia.
I am not suggesting that you might have the same thing. I am only saying thanks for your post...I am no longer alone but have a tripping neuromate and I like having the company. Thanks.
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