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Location: Rhode Island
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WOW!!!
I am SO SORRY this happened to you. WC SUCKS!!! BIG TIME!!! I hope things get resolved for you soon.
XOXO Sandy
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Originally Posted by tshadow
Ok, here's what I did:
I upped my Ativan and gave myself my breakthrough amount of Dilaudid.
Then, I took one dose of baby Bendadryl. (I used to love it for this, BUT, it started a restless leg, leg pain thing and my injury is basically the right side.
Funny, how we stop eating "real food", as I now drink Glucerna with milk added, and Gatorade, as well as freshened water.
On the other site I warned about the pitfalls of not staying on schedule with your regular meds - a doctor and I discussed - and I mean just discussed the importance of making a topical that works for each individual, so that you can go off or go down on your meds, and that included mixing:
pain relief - such as dilaudid pills, just a few for a large container of cold cream
a very, very small bit of steriod,
an inti-inflammatory,
things good for the skin such as Vit D and Aloe, etc.
Well, I talked to my pain mgt. doctor about it and he put it in my reporr that I was mixing drugs for a topical and the work comp then refused all of my meds!!! (We have a date for trial on this.) So not only did I not do it, but they accused me of being an opiod addict and that it is called a "Las Vegas cocktail" when you mix up heroin and coke and get high...
I was VERY upset with my doc for not listening to me, but now, it created a need for the attorney and a hearing and just to get my bare minimum meds I've had to pay cash!!!
Outrageious, don't you think??? And this was MY doctor!!!
I think many of "our" doctors (not on the list), but ones we choose, are really insurance protectors and have no regard for our pain. I really do.
Thank you for your reply, and I hope that my reply may help others, also.
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05-16-2010, 07:23 PM
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