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I am so very sorry that you are going through all of this right now, I so wish I could just wave a magic wand and make everything better for you but I know that isn't the case unfortunately. I really don't know how you are able to do all that you do with having such bad RSD ... you're a true inspiration to me and I mean that from the very bottom of my heart!! I only go to School 3 days a week for 5 hours a day and that is hard enough, I can't even begin to imagine how you and others cope going to Uni or Work full-time - you're all inspirations to me and I look up to all of you!:hug: I really hope that should you decide to give the DBS a try, that it will help you and make life a little bit easier for you. It isn't fair that you are having to go through all of this and it just seems SO unfair ... I really feel for you and others that are in the same situation. I truly understand what you mean about sometimes wishing you lived in the US. They seem to have soo much more treatment options that we do over here and it can be pretty frustrating when someone suggests something but it isn't available on the NHS. My mum has mentioned so many different medications to my Pain Management Doctor that people in the US have suggested but some of the time, he just says that he has never heard of it before or that it isn't available on the NHS!! I was offered Botox by my Doctor but was told that because the nerve block caused me to lose my balance and co-ordination, it wasn't worth taking the risk and it would be a real issue trying to get the NHS to try and pay for it. At the moment, I am just having regular Physiotherapy and see my Pain Management Doctor, I am due to return back to GOSH for my leg casting in January but I honestly don't know if I want to go ... the thought of it just scares me so much!! I truly hope and pray that you find something to ease some of your problems real soon, it hurts me knowing that you are in so much pain and it just isn't right:hug:. You have tried your hardest to get rid of this Monster (RSD) and to lead a "normal" life but something always has to go wrong no matter how much you try. I am SO glad that you have your boyfriend there to support you, he sounds amazing and it makes all of the difference in the World having someone who actually tries to understand some of what we are going through and to help us. I honestly don't know what I would do with my mum!! Please don't ever feel guilty for complaining, you have every right to and honestly, the whole time I have known you, you have hardly complained at all - you deserve a medal!!!! We are all here for you whenever you need a shoulder to lean on and always will be and if you want to talk, you know where I am! Please keep us updated when you feel up to it and know that you are in both mine and my mums thoughts and we are sending you many pain-free hugs! |
Oh Rosie. RSD is such an evil monster. It isn't fair at all. So glad you have James. My thoughts are with you. xoxo
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Dear Rosie -
Where recent research appears to confirm that CRPS is becomes at some point a structural disease of the brain, see, e.g., http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread62428.html, I think the fact that you have the DBS option is terrific. Good luck my dear. And HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! much love, Mike |
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