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Old 01-09-2013, 01:32 AM #1
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Angry Not so good vibrations

I know Ive seen a post on this topic before but for the life of me I cant find it, or maybe I havent the patience to find it. Either way, Ive got these stupid vibrations going on in the lady area and now its spread to my bladder. Ive had this before but it would only last a day at a time and be gone for weeks then come back. However, Ive never had it in my bladder before, so thats a whole new and totally different sensation there Ive had this bought now for 2 weeks straight and Im at the point I want to scream! Its not painful, but its gotten stronger in intensity and wont go away! DH laughs at me when I squirm around or start getting angry at it and of course his laughing doesnt help me at all!! I told him "How would you like me to strap on that back massager to your ***** and put it on high for 2 weeks straight, day and nite, and see how you like it!" Well, dh suddenly had a change of heart and told me "wow, sounds really annoying". Bingo, nail on the head, etc. Ugh, IDK anymore. All my neuro will say is "Ah, all those MS sensations. You'll get alot of those." I feel like Im falling apart and there's nothing I can do but go along for the ride
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Dx RRMS April 1992
Yearly flares from 92 to 11
MS induced seizures 2002
Flare Oct 2011
Flare Dec 2011
Left disabled after 2 previous flares
Betaseron '02, Copaxone '12, Tecfidera '13
(allergic reaction to all)
No longer taking any MS therapy meds
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