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Um, Jude . . .
May the God you worship lighten your load, that you may still
carry on, without being broken. For with His help - we can all
manage.
On 22/01/2013 11:19 PM, Janet Dunn wrote:
Jude - I am truly sorry to learn about Dave.
Your question was on stress and TM and how it affects one.
I have found that any, repeat, any amount of stress sends me up
and over the edge, around the bend, bonkers, psycho, or whatever
you wish to call it.
In November I deliberately stopped all meds cold turkey (yes, I
know, bad idea) - after about a week I knew I would live. I have
the same pain level now as I did when I was taking effexor,
welbutrin, quetiapine, lyrica, oxycontin, and flexeril.
At this point I am only taking oxy at night to cope with the pain
so I can sleep - except tonight it isn't working so I added some
Lyrica. Yesterday and today were stressful days for me, plus my
roommate is giving me grey hair. lol. So for me - a little
stress is as detrimental as a lot.
May you and yours find your way through this dark night of the
soul, and I love what Dalton said to you:
"Is there any Remover of Difficulties save God?
Say: Praised be God! He is God! All are His servants and
all abide by His bidding."
May the God you worship remove your
difficulties.
Janet
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