Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)

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Old 01-31-2014, 12:56 PM #1
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Aw im sorry Bramble . I also have major temperature issues. My mom says I have "manopause" LOL. Anyway I also get these things I call them the "bee stings" and my body also has major temp issues. It is 81 degrees outside and I am freezing, then I could walk into my house and be too warm, etc. Like when I'm driving (about to get my license), my mom always has to change the air conditioning at least every 5 minutes from cold to hot! I hope you enjoy my response as I did writing it hehe.
HEY CRPSAGE16! Haven't heard from you in awhile! How are you doing? Are you able to see your friends and get some schoolwork done? Wishing you wellness!
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Default Saw your post and thought of this and thought of you.

Sorry. I'm new on here so apologies if I haven't done this correctly. I read your rant and felt your anguish. Nothing can really be done to change it all but I guess somehow what you are going through will change you. The trick is to believe there is a reason and that the reason has some kind of meaning which will eventually turn to your good. Easy to say I know and hard to hold on to. In the meantime, prayers and thoughts are with you.






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WARNING: Angry rant / pity party.

I don't know what the heck is going on with the weather here in the UK, but there's another storm coming in, the barometer is dropping, and every cripsy bit of me is shouting loudly tonight...

The last couple of days this has been coming on, I've been feeling crappier by the day. My body doesn't know what to do, my temperature regulation is all over the shop - I'm freezing cold, but the heating is right up, my knee is blue cold, my shin is red and hot. My whole left leg is burning from lower back down to the purple corpse-like tips of my toes. My hips and back ache. My original site (left knee) is alternating between fiery hot and icy cold every few minutes. A new region, the left side of my groin FFS, is acting all kinds of crips. My R (unaffected) knee feels hot and sore. My hands ache, my arm skin is hyper sensitive. My side burns, all the way up the side of my neck and into my hairline. My head aches, the skin between my eyes is permanently furrowed with lines from pain. I feel about a hundred years old.

I hate it hate it hate it. My cheerful outlook has deserted me tonight and I just want to burst into tears. Wouldn't do much good, so I'm doing the traditional VENT out to all you kind folk who I know:

A) get it.
B) have experienced this kind of crap and lived through it.
C) give two hoots.
D) aren't going to patronise me.
E) know more than pretty much every single frickin useless doc out there.

Like all of you, my normal persona hides a lot of pain. Tonight the mask is off. This is me. And I want it to stop.

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Thank you SLH100, I appreciate your kindness a lot - welcome to the forum. Do you have CRPS yourself? If so, I hope you are having a good day today.

I am dealing with my illness just like everyone else here, but I don't seek a reason for it. The kindness of people like yourself who take the trouble to write a line and think of me is enough, and every little bit of understanding on this forum is worth gold

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Wel I've lost it. Hip pain is horrific today every move I make, burning and shooting down my leg and around my crappy knee too. Burst into tears after even playing piano made it worse, no relief in any position. Don't know what to do with myself, poor husband and daughter don't know what to say so say very little...I hate this damn disease, it's so awful on a bad day, you just can't put those feelings and emotions into words.

Hope you guys are doing ok, hope someone out there in the research world is pushing hard to find a way of relieving this pain...

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Wel I've lost it. Hip pain is horrific today every move I make, burning and shooting down my leg and around my crappy knee too. Burst into tears after even playing piano made it worse, no relief in any position. Don't know what to do with myself, poor husband and daughter don't know what to say so say very little...I hate this damn disease, it's so awful on a bad day, you just can't put those feelings and emotions into words.

Hope you guys are doing ok, hope someone out there in the research world is pushing hard to find a way of relieving this pain...

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I am so sorry to be reading this Bram. Was just thinking about you and was so hoping that things were improving . I really wish there was something that would relieve this horrific pain for you...I know you wish this too. Take is easy and hope you get some relief VERY soon!!

I sure hope someone out there is the research world is working on this too. Somethings gotta give!

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Thank you so much Nanc x
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Oh, Bram, I'm sorry you keep having such a rotten time. You really are on a roll lately. I hope that you get some relief soon.

I know what you mean about trying to articulate what you are feeling on the worst days. I think that as understanding as our other halves try to be, I can't see how they could really understand. I don't think I could have imagined it before I experienced it. I'm not sure I've really wrapped my head around it yet, myself.

Hang in there and keep fighting the good fight, even when fighting means just continuing to breathe.

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Thanks Kim, that's so nice of you Hope you're doing ok.

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