Candy,
I pray for your MRI's good result.
love and prayers for you and for averybody.
-chay
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Candi
I'm so glad to hear that you neuro saw you and scheduled the MRI. He sounds
great! Being an exbanker I like the 5% concern rate. He talks my language. I'll
pray that nothing new is found and that you just tired yourself out.
Patti - Michigan
---- CANDIS KALLEY wrote:
> Thank you all for your help and guidance.
>
> I saw my neuro yesterday. He says at this point that he is 5% concerned about
> a relasp, seeing as how the last MRI showed the C4 - T1 area was not better
> but it wasn't worse. And, this is the area that I'm complaining about now -
> the neck and shoulder areas.
>
> So, he ordered a MRI w/wo contrast of that area. However, now do to problems
> with the dye and kidneys, I had to have a blood test (which my veins just
> laughed at and went into hiding).
>
> Just so you all know, don't be sick or need to have any test in FL during the
> height of season. I had to wait 2+ hours just to have the blood test. I wish
> my bod would behave during season!
>
> My neuro did give me samples of Cymbalta. I must say that Cymbalta, at this
> point, helps much more than the Zoloft and Hydroco with the depression and
> neuro pain. I hope that I don't have any adverse problems with Cymbalta
> because it does seem to help. I was also surprised that he only prescribed
> 30mg 1X a day. However, I am to take my Zoloft along with the Cymbalta for
> the first week.
>
> My neuro also warned me that the next time I have dental problems, especially
> another tooth pulled, to have the dentist call him. I told my neuro that I
> didn't even think of calling him because I had been in my "norm" and this is
> the first time I've had to have anything like that done since TM struck.
>
> My neuro wouldn't talk about my planned cruise saying that until we figure
> out what was going on, he would not give his blessing. So, thank GOD I bought
> the travel insurance.
>
> Oh life is so great with TM - new experiences and opportunities daily - what
> an adventure.
>
> Once again, thank you all for responding.
>
> Prays and thoughts for your and yours,
>
> Candy K.
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: "CANDIS KALLEY" , "transversemyelitissupport" , "tmic-list"
> Sent: Wednesday, February 6, 2008 11:18:11 AM (GMT-0600) America/Chicago
> Subject: Re: [TMIC] Question - possible relasp?
>
> Candi, Don't wait call your neuro. Did you get a flu shot. I did and I almost
> died from it with pain and memories of the first time I was hit. Please let
> us know what he says. Reacurrant TM is rare ,they say but I think my flu shot
> gave me mine back. I feel all the old tingling and pain. And I was fine
> before I took that shot. I won't take another one. Rick
>
> --
> GOD BLESS US ALL>
>
>
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: CANDIS KALLEY
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm not sure what is going on but for the past 3 days the pain in my back
> > has
> > been horrible - no matter what I do.� The usual doesn't seem to be
> > helping.
> >
> > I've also noticed more tingling in my left hand/arm than usual.� I've
> > also been
> > terribly tired - sleeping 13+ hours at night plus falling asleep in the
> > afternoons.� I haven't felt like this for a long time.� Up untill last
> > weekend, I was feeling "good" and other than shopping nothing more
> > strenious to
> > make me feel like this.�
> >
> > Is this an intication that I'm having a relasp or on the verge of a
> > relasp?�
> > Should I get on the phone with my neuro?
> >
> > Candy K.
> >
> >
>
>
>
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