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Old 09-25-2014, 09:26 PM #1
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I am on Wellbutrin. My doctor said it helps with the pain but I'm not so sure.
I also see a therapist who focuses on pain management. She use to run groups for pain patients. She is really good. I also meditate. The therapist made me tapes. Meditation helps give me piece of mind.

I go in and out of feeling depressed. I think if someone in chronic pain didn't then something would be wrong. I still long for the life I use to have but not as much anymore. Just know the stages do not happen in the format in the book. They can happen different ways for everyone.

I try to thank God for what I do have everyday. I have a lot of good things in my life. Sure the pain sucks but I'm learning to deal.

That being said I've been at this for 6 years. Give yourself time. Cry if you need to. Talk to your family about how you feel. Let them know your fears.

Keep coming here. The people here have helped me tremendously. It's nice to talk to people who understand!
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Old 09-26-2014, 12:53 AM #2
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My 2nd post to you and I am in a much better mood

I've taken anti-depressants for a number of years and worked until I was laid off in 2012. I've only had to change once after 7 years on one because it was not helping anymore. I am currently on 40 mg of Paxil, I was on 20 mg until this started last May and my PCP upped me to 40.

I could tell a difference right away when I started taking them (happier, not as quick to react negatively and so on). And the co-workers, employees especially appreciated that I sought help (of course my husband was ecstatic...lol)

Hope this info helps....there are any kinds out there but I was lucky enough to get it right the first time.....7 years was a good run on one I think

Take care and keep us posted.

Debi from Georgia


i take Vaillum 5mg's 2 - 3 a day (am allowed 4) It is used for anxiety as well as Muscle spasms. I often take half or whole one along with my preakthru med (Oxyodone) generic for Percote. I have been taking this does for about 7 years.


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Thanks so much for the advice. I'm learning.

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i take Vaillum 5mg's 2 - 3 a day (am allowed 4) It is used for anxiety as well as Muscle spasms. I often take half or whole one along with my preakthru med (Oxyodone) generic for Percote. I have been taking this does for about 7 years.


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Actually a bit off topic when mentioning Vallium which is not an antidepressant. Have taken Amitriptyline (Elavil) for several years beginning with the using to help with migraines; eventually for neuropathic pain. It is a tricyclic antidepressant.


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