Posted by kerria on June 30, 2005, at 9:55:12
In reply to Re: Can body memories be constant? MT » kerria, posted by gardenergirl on June 30, 2005, at 6:18:33
Thank you so much, (((Gardenergirl))).
i work in hot conditions- the temperature is hotter than outside, on a sunny day it's about 115 degrees. i was on Duregesic for a few months last year until i became very sick at work from the patch. In high temperatures it releases too quickly. It was good without so many side effects. i hope my disability case goes through soon. it's a waste to work- except i need the money- but it's costing me more to work because of medical bills. i forgot to drink enough water because i was too distracted and was so sick - i was taken to the hospital with heat exposure and they gave CAT scan, tests and ekgs- then had almost fatal idrug interaction with reglan and toradol with all the oxycontin i'm taking. i wish disability would go through because i only make about $125/ week at the part time job but it cost thousands in medical bills to go because of the migraines from the heat. we have insurance through h's work but still have to pay part.
Everything is such a mess. we don't feel very strong at all. The pain is very bad, i took elival- i'm depressed also so that would be good if that worked but it's too sedating to add to the oxicontin and it won't work alone.
i'm not a whimp with pain, i had three children completely natural childbirth and it wasn't pain like this. The hard thing is that it's so constant. i can't be in it- it's impossible, i just would do nothing but cry all day.
i just pray that i can do the nerve block. i see T this afternoon but i don't think there's any chance after yesterday of it being body memories, it does make me think of p.a. and s.a. and that makes it even worse.tears,
kerria
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