Wednesday, June 19, 2013

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Bayess

Waiting for SCI

Pain scale is 1-10. Daily mine goes from 4-12. Waiting for SCI.
posted 04/19/2013, comments (0)|
misslaurie

misslaurie

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Windsor graduate 86, BCC, I loved working with the disabled at HCA-now i AM disabled. Love my family and my best dog in the world, nature, friends,

distract from the pain...

Gentle Yoga is an easy relaxing way to stretch and relax daily!  Spoiling yourself a llittle daily is good also! Be it a new magazine, sunglasses, lipstick, do what makes you happier! Dont use food for stress relief tho or you will regret it.  Putting healthy foods in your body makes you feel like you are in control of at least one... Read moreChevron
Christina Lasich, MD

Christina Lasich, MD, Health Pro

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A specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Hall of Shame: Portable Computers

Are you using a laptop computer right now? If so, I want you to turn your attention to your body position. Are you sitting or lying down? What are shoulders doing? Are they slouched and droopy? What about your neck? Is it careening forward as you strain to see the screen? Your body posture can look pretty darn awkward while working on a laptop... Read moreChevron
Mslilypad

Medtronic Pain Pump not the answer

I had the pain pump for four years. I have been slowly having it turned down so it can be removed . The doctor tried every pain med on the market and the pain managed to figure out what that we were trying to stop it and I will show you and became worse. I say pain is very cleaver. It likes to play a game of I'll show you who is boss. The... Read moreChevron
posted 04/18/2013, comments (0)|
Karen Lee Richards

Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide

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Co-Founder of the National Fibromyalgia Assn.

8 Dos and Don'ts of Opioid Safety

Opioids (sometimes referred to as narcotics) are very powerful drugs. While they can be quite helpful for someone trying to cope with chronic pain, opioids can also be extremely dangerous when they are misused or abused.   Practicing opioid safety will not only help protect the person for whom the medication is prescribed, but will also go a... Read moreChevron

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