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Old 03-05-2012, 01:50 PM #1
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Default Just having a bad day...
I am sorry, but I just need to whine a little bit. I try to maintain composure and hide the pain, but today - ugh! I don't know if it has to do with the weather or what, but the last two days have been awful, painful days. My RSD leg hurts worse than it has in a long time. While both my cervical and thoracic stims help a great deal, it is not touching my pain right now. I am at work and boy is it difficult! I try not to take pain meds very much because I am limited to what I can take and it has to be a high dose to touch anything, so I can't take anything while I am at work.

UGH!! Thanks for listening to me whine...I can't share this with anyone at work.
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