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Old 06-08-2012, 07:52 AM #1
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Default Pity-pot attached!!!!
Too much pain. Can't take it guys. I've been in a horrible flare for days. My whole left side from mid back to the tips of my toes. And my right side can't hold me up either. Just for kicks and giggles my pain doc hasn't got me a date for prialt trial yet. It took me a year to agree to it and now I have to wait. Almost went to er yesterday and today is no better. Sorry for the whining
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I'm sorry to hear about your increase in pain. Have you tried other modalities such as bathing in epsom salts, listening to music, mediatation? If it continues to be really bad by all means go to the er. I will pray for you.
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watch comedies.. lots of comedies.. read a peaceful book.. remember anger management "goosfrabbba"" or karate kid.. breath in through nose and out through mouth and remember ..focus.. a little pity pot is always good to put out when needed.. so here is my 2 cents for your pity pot(thats supposed to be funny... get it .. haha.. ha.ha. uhhhhhh ok I'm nuts)
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Old 06-09-2012, 09:50 AM #4
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I am sorry you are in that much pain. Go to the ER. Get them to give you some help with this. Suffering is terrible for a persons head. I know that this RSD is a horrible condition. I hope you have less pain soon. ginnie
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