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Hang in there...
Morgan
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 05:59 AMre: Hang in there...
chelle2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 03:52 PMThank you!! It helps knowing there are people who understand. I start to feel sorry for myself and then realize how blessed I really am. I know there are others who are in worse pain or facing a terminal illness. I know when I focus on others instead of myself it helps.
It just seems some days I look forward to the promises of God when he says we shall have new bodies. That one I really look forward to.
I appreciate your kind words. They help more than you know.
Chelle
re: re: Hang in there...
Morgan
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 09:04 PMChelle,
I too look forward to that day when we get new bodies. At first, I was upset at God "for allowing" me to become ill. Now I have decided to use my issues to be a blessing to other. As you and probably everyone else, I have those days when I have a pitty party for me until I realize how much that I have been blessed. He could take everything away and He would still be a truly loving and completely fair God. Anyway, He would not be that harsh. I try to keep the mind set... "though He slay me, yet will I serve Him". I'm glad that I can find friends that know the Lord. Now days most all of my friends are adults b/c the teens of this age are just plain wacky. I believe that the Lord wants me to become a missionary. Sometimes I wonder if God is allowing me to go through this to help someone on the mission field later in life. I'm lucky... I go to the Christian school that is ran by my church. My principal has been very generous to me. He has allowed me to change my schedule to work around all of my health issues. And though no one at school really treats me as I feel that I should be treated, I have been blessed. If I were
re: re: Hang in there...
Morgan
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 09:04 PMChelle,
I too look forward to that day when we get new bodies. At first, I was upset at God "for allowing" me to become ill. Now I have decided to use my issues to be a blessing to other. As you and probably everyone else, I have those days when I have a pitty party for me until I realize how much that I have been blessed. He could take everything away and He would still be a truly loving and completely fair God. Anyway, He would not be that harsh. I try to keep the mind set... "though He slay me, yet will I serve Him". I'm glad that I can find friends that know the Lord. Now days most all of my friends are adults b/c the teens of this age are just plain wacky. I believe that the Lord wants me to become a missionary. Sometimes I wonder if God is allowing me to go through this to help someone on the mission field later in life. I'm lucky... I go to the Christian school that is ran by my church. My principal has been very generous to me. He has allowed me to change my schedule to work around all of my health issues. And though no one at school really treats me as I feel that I should be treated, I have been blessed. If I were to
re: re: Hang in there...
Morgan
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 09:04 PMChelle,
I too look forward to that day when we get new bodies. At first, I was upset at God "for allowing" me to become ill. Now I have decided to use my issues to be a blessing to other. As you and probably everyone else, I have those days when I have a pitty party for me until I realize how much that I have been blessed. He could take everything away and He would still be a truly loving and completely fair God. Anyway, He would not be that harsh. I try to keep the mind set... "though He slay me, yet will I serve Him". I'm glad that I can find friends that know the Lord. Now days most all of my friends are adults b/c the teens of this age are just plain wacky. I believe that the Lord wants me to become a missionary. Sometimes I wonder if God is allowing me to go through this to help someone on the mission field later in life. I'm lucky... I go to the Christian school that is ran by my church. My principal has been very generous to me. He has allowed me to change my schedule to work around all of my health issues. And though no one at school really treats me as I feel that I should be treated, I have been blessed. If I were to attend
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re: Tired
Denise C.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 07:36 PMI can relate to your frustration - I was in the hospital when I was first diagnosed, and was prescribed Lyrica. It provided some relief, bot when I went to my doctor for a follow=up, he took me off it and instead prescribed Neuronton, which barely touches it. However, the hardest part for me is getting my family and friends to understand - after all, we don't LOOK sick.
At any rate, we both need new doctors. . .
God Bless,
Denise
re: re: Tired
chelle2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008 at 04:04 PMI hope you find a good doctor. I miss my doctor so very much. Not just because he tried to keep my pain at a minimum but because he was truly a nice person. He really did care. I could tell him anything. He would get into trouble for taking so much time with his patients. The nurses were always knocking on the door. He would always say they over schedule me. He was one of a kind. I do wish you luck and will be thinking of you.
Thank you Morgan. You are truly a blessing to the people here and the people around you. Your family shold be very proud of you. You have made me feel better already.
I pray the Lord continues to use you.
Chelle
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Great to meet you
Betty Boop Too
Sunday, October 19, 2008 at 11:02 PMHello Chelle
It's a plesure to meet you and Welcome to the Chronic Pain Connection. We too are very happy that you've found us.
Your very welcome to join in anywhere you'd like and I hope to see you around here more.
We have a suppport group over in the forum area and I'd like to invite you to stop on by and see if it would be something your interested in. Everyone is welcome to join us, so if your someone else reading this message and I've not had a chance to invite you personally too, Everyone is welcome to join us.
All you have to do, is click on connect the blue button at the top of the page and it will give you a drop down list. Then you click on Chronic Pain Forums and when you get to the forum area, you just register in that area, with a similiar name & password, the scroll down to the bottem of the chronic Pain forums to the off topic area and click on that and then click on the October Daily Grind.
We are just a group of pain people who stop in daily or as often as we are able and we visit with one another, talk about our lives in pain and give Love, support and some advice to each other. If you think you'd enjoy this type of support group, then come on over and we would really love to get to know you better.
I'm really sorry about the loss of your wonderful doctor and I agree, I'd like to know where your new doctor got his statistics. He thinks your just unknowledgable about pain and pain mgt. Thats why he says such outrages things about pain meds, is he really has not a clue about them himself. I would suggest you find a new doctor and I know it's hard, but I believe it would be well worth your while. I hope you find someone soon dear.
Take Care and hope to see you soon
Betty
re: Great to meet you
chelle2008
Monday, October 20, 2008 at 08:28 PMThank you. I'll check out the forum. There is so much good information here. What a great resource. I did find a doctor about 80 miles from where I live on the doctor list but when I called they weren't taking new patients.
Many pain clinics want a referral from your primary doctor. Have no idea if this new doctor will do that for me. He made me feel like a dumb kid and I'm 55. As if someone my age could even get high.
I'm lucky to walk. Here he is telling me my medication will ruin my life when it actually allowed me to live a little. I sure felt intimidated but I kept thinking he has to be joking. He wasn't.I will go to the forum in the a.m.
Thanks again!
chelle
re: re: Great to meet you
Betty Boop Too
Wednesday, November 05, 2008 at 06:04 PMHello again Chelle
I hope your doing well and have possibly found a doc to treat your pain. Let me know how your doing, if you get time and feel well enough.
I don't know what I would do without my meds. I like being able to get out of bed and walking is also a nice function to keep.
If doctors only lived one day in our pain filled bodies they would do their research on current studies and start listening to their patients needs better.
Take Care and Hope to see you around
Betty
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Seth
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Brandi
Monday, September 07, 2009 at 10:38 AMHi Chelle-
I started having chronic lower back pain when I was 32. Now I'm 43. I had back surgery, it helped some but I,m still in pain everyday. I'm lucky, I do have a doctor, and I'm on medication, but the pills still don't take care of most of the pain. I'm afraid to ask for more medication- I feel as if my doctor is judging me. Pain has changed my whole life- I don't remember what my life was like!!! I'm tired. I really don't do anything anymore. No one seems to understand- not even my husband. People seem to think I'm anti-social- lazy- ect. They don't seem to get that I'm in pain everyday!!!!! I hope you get a good doctor and get some relief. There are some people like me that understand the pain you feel.

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It is worth it hang in there! I know how frustratin glife is when we are in constant pain. Then when we find a doctor that seems as if he is willing to help us, he moves away or stops excepting our insurence. You will find someone somewhere to help you. The Lord will provide. I hope that I can be an encouragement to you. If you need to talk or something feel free to write me. Good luck!
Wishes of good health,
Morgan