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Old 03-31-2008, 01:11 AM #1
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Default Falling & Getting Hurt - how do u deal

I don't know how to say this - I know many are worse and many better then me but this is driving me nuts. I've fallen over prob 800-1000 times since 1-31-08 but I was lucky. 3 took weeks to heal and while the last is still approx 1 1/2 foot long, swelled over 2 in. and hurts, I have just done it again. This time right side upper side, can't breath, pain.... No details - I just know this will go on - how do u deal with this and MS. I have stairs, 5 up. prob 20 down - do I have to move - I can't - 0 income - hence no bridge. I just need some thoughts - tired of getting hurt.
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