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anyone feel more burning/numbness when sitting
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@rwinney No one has done anything but scans and some blood work. My husband is so angry because instead of a colonoscopy, my GI refers me to a GI psych. My husband saud what if you have a colon issue. I just don't get it 🙁 I cry everyday because these left side symptoms can be he** I try to be normal when I can, but my legs get so weak.
After my adjustment yesterday, I felt awful. I feel awful after PT and chiro and I've been in for over a month with both. Both my PT and Chiropractor said i have what they feel is a rib out, which can cause a lot if nerve issues. My PT said she things rib 11 and chiro things rib 9/10, but if they are issues and pulling on the spine, those nerves are running to all bowels, kidney, etc. A fellow rib friend said he gets horrible diaphragm spasms and muscle spasms, and I wonder if this is happening to me?? It just does not make sense why this is all my left side.
My doctors have made me question myself more than anyone else I know and they are giving me depression because they have given up.
My husband put his foot down and said GO to WV to see this thoracic surgeon about your possible slipping rib syndrome. If its not that well we go to UofM or Mayo, but maybe the thoracic surgeon can look at your spine too.
Aimee xx feeling so lost.
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@brayimee Aimee, trust YOU. Trust that you (at this point anyway) are the only one who knows that this a real physical issue. It's not in your head. I don't believe that and you need to discount these doctors who are making you feel insecure. Trust yourself, trust your husband who obviously believes in you. And most of all trust God. My wife and I always say to each other that God never gives us more than we can handle. And I believe you are tougher than you think you are, there is a strength inside of you. Just don't give up, stay on your course, whatever you have decided that is. Go with your friend to WV. Your husband is a good man to encourage you in this.
Look at it this way, life is a journey. The journey is all about God's plan for you. Turn to Him for guidance, and after that your job is to just make the best decisions you know how to and do the best job you can to execute these decisions. But leave the results to God as this is His ballgame not ours. And I don't mean to sound patronizing, I'm sorry if I do. I've been through stuff in my life that was hard as well, and I didn't always follow the advice I am giving you. But what I am telling you is the best I can come up with out of my own little pea brain to try to help you. I genuinely care about you and your family, as I think many of us here do. Try to remain calm, deep breathe a lot, and keep putting one foot in front of the other. I will pray for your ultimate success Aimee. Best, Hank