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Tuesday, November, 24, 2009
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People Who Are Living With Chronic Pain

Lorie Stransky

Lorie Stransky

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posted 10/18/2009, comment (1)

What am I going to do?

I have been living with chronic pain for 34 years, had many ups and downs, lived with pain meds and lived without pain meds. I am currently seeing a pain specialist every 2 weeks and he will not listen to me!! I have had a lot of increased pain in the last couple of months and have tried Lyrica (side effects), increased neurontin, increased... Read moreChevron
cecilia doughty

cecilia doughty

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posted 10/17/2009, comments (2)

ineedhelpbad

i need help with my pain meds. i moved and it hard to find a dr, who will take new people.so if someone can help me i would be very greatful
WikiwildatGmail

WikiwildatGmail

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posted 10/16/2009, comments (5)

ABANDONED- NEED new pain doctor MD/DC/VA

My pain management doctor is abandoning me because my insurance Optimum Choice a MAMSI company. refused coverage for an MRI, because the doctors administrator is incompetent and ignored a request for additional information. I apologize if this is lengthy but I am on a significant amount of pain medication so it is best explained in detail.A... Read moreChevron
neil
posted 10/16/2009, comments (2)

Foot pain with no diagnosis after countless tests.

Hi everyone   I've suffered with left foot pain for about a year now, I've had every test under the sun (MRI, CT, nuclear medicine, nerve test, biomechanical) with no clear diagnosis.   How it started: The pain started one day out of the blue after a long bike ride. On the day itself no problems, the day after was fine too, but that... Read moreChevron
DJC
posted 10/13/2009, comments (0)

I live with chronic headaches and upper back spasms

All I want it a pain management to give me my life back
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