Hi John, I wish I could say I had no pain for even a few seconds. But,from the moment I open my eyes until I go to sleep the burning pain,numbness,tingling,and "banding" are my constant companions. Today is a really bad day. Yesterday I went to Walmart with my daughter Lynn.While walking down an aisle,the cart got ahead of me somehow,and the next thing I knew I was flat on the floor. It almost felt like there was a slant to the floor. I let go of the cart so it wouldn't fall over with me.So there I was ,lying face down.Only one person stopped to help.She held her cart,Lynn held mine and I tried to push up on my "good" leg,but couldn't do it. Lynn went and got an employee who brought an automated cart,and I was able to get up by leaning on the seat and pushing up. Today I am bruised on my legs and forearms,and achy all over.But,I am so thankful I didn't break any bones.Lynn says she never saw anyone fall "in one piece" without bending knees.Scared her;she thought I was having a stroke or heart attack. Cheryl in Easthampton,MA.
--- On Mon, 8/2/10, john snodgrass <[email protected]> wrote: From: john snodgrass <[email protected]> Subject: [TMIC] pause from the cause To: "transverse myelitis" <[email protected]> Date: Monday, August 2, 2010, 4:45 PM Does anyone ever have moments that they don't feel anything? Moments of "no pain" but then you move and shazam! there it is again?
