I think most drug companies might have a program for medication. A sister of a
friend of mine has written pharmaceutical companies for drugs she could not get
Or afford.
Dana
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On Mar 26, 2014, at 9:02 PM, Gmail bobbiehumphre...@gmail.com wrote:
Has anybody ever contacted a
Mar 26, 2014 09:34PMJUST PASSING IT ON
*HAVE YOU ALL CONSIDERED
THIS!?!?!?!?!?!...just saying!!That, maybe, what we are now experiencing with
our MS symptoms is what we humanoids were suppose to be like all
along!?!?!?!?!!I mean, think about itWasn't it a
Interesting.
I met a woman just yesterday who is plus 40, with MS onset that began just
2 years ago. Before that she was without symptoms. Today, she lives by
herself, with a powered wheelchair and very depressed. I tried to refer her
to a CIL, MS Support Groups and Voc Rehab. I hope
Bravo!!
You made me laugh and think a bit good stuff!!
Your point is actually quite similar to a tenet of Independent Living
philosophy: disability is a natural part of life and people with disabilities
are not necessarily broken, in need of fixing, but rather the environment
around us
The guy who wrote this is just now getting into wheelchair full time. He still
thinks he can keep up with his bladder issues. Losing ground rather quickly.
Give me your friends email address maybe we can chat a bit. Plenty of groups
chats out there for us MSer's.
KK
Date: Thu, 27 Mar
Hi Bobbie
Does the Pennsaid take the place of the Morphine you were taking?
thanks Lindaf
No, I take both and the pain is still very bad. I'm working with my pain
management Doctor to come up with an additional pain med. Bobbie
Smile Everyday
On Mar 27, 2014, at 3:40 PM, linda...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi Bobbie
Does the Pennsaid take the place of the Morphine you were
Passing this along:
Good afternoon,
I’m writing to you today to discuss a project that I recently initiated - SCI
Video Blog. As the name suggests, it’s a video hub for all the spinal cord
patients around the world. SCI Video Blog is a collection of tutorial videos
posted by SCI patients
I heard Dr. Sanjay Gupta say that pain medicine over time induces pain. I
always suspected that was true but never heard a Dr. admit it. I have noticed
it myself. I am not judging anyone here but what are your experiences? Do you
feel that pain medicine can can induce pain? Or is it just
What happens with pain meds is your body gets addicted to the drug, then you
don't know the difference between the real pain and the
withdrawal...its a bad situation to get in, but a lot of people have no
choice. The same amount of any pain med will never be enough over the period of
Meredith, I've taken pain meds for over 20 years. I don't think I could
function without them, especially the first two hours of the day. I do have
a lot more pain than I used to, but I am 62 so it could just be aging. I
don't know that meds induce pain, but they certainly magnify it. A small
Most Quad Doc's start you off gradually and increase over time as needed Ron,
that's why I was surprised when you told me how much you had started out on
from the onset of using pain meds. Everyones pain can vary, But my 1st -10
years as a quad with a Syrinx, I needed little or no meds...but at
I usually take two oxy 40's and two percocet 500's per day. I still hurt
terribly and for the last two weeks I've broken out in hives every time I
take one. Can't win.
-- Forwarded message --
From: *Larry Willis* lwillis82...@gmail.com
Date: Thursday, March 27, 2014
Subject:
Pain is such a personal fight within oneself that you cant possibly make
anyone, especially someone that's never had pain understand. You do what you
have to in order to live your life as best you can with as little suffering as
possible. Everyone has an opinion on how much, what to take, when,
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