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04-02-2011, 02:41 PM
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Hi Jeff
such great advice from folks here. i just wanted to say that if the pain becomes over whelming call your doctor and tell him you want to go to the ER and you need to be admitted for a couple days to get over this hump of pain. sometimes your body gets worn out from juggling all the different pain issues and the stress makes the meds not work as well. no need to suffer or be extra brave for your family. get help now! hugs lori QUOTE=jeffburns;758083]hi all. i have had a realy bad day today.so much pain.i dont think i had this much pain in over a year.i went to work for two hours but could not do it and had to go.home.i can take pain but today i could not even walk.some times it is so hard to go on sometimes,but i have to for my wife and kids becaus i love them so very much.thank you for being there for me everyone.some times it helps to vent some.[/QUOTE]
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