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Chronic pain - Let's talk

Chronic Pain | Last Active: Sep 28, 2023 | Replies (374)

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@suebreen54

We have to look to the people who understand our pain. People who are on<br />
are side. They are there. I am not an addict. I have never been addicted to<br />
anything except running eating healthy because they make you feel so good<br />
you are at your bodies optimum. Now I can't do a lot of moving. I was<br />
getting injuries while healthy, while in physical therapy because I have<br />
a degerative desease, that is hereditary. I used to drink socially. I grew<br />
up in the 70s I grew up with a little drugs I never did anything alone or<br />
to get wasted I just didn't. When you grow up and have kids you hopefully<br />
don't have the genes for addiction and you don't do those things.<br />
Everything I have read opiots for severe chronic pain is exceptable.you<br />
have to be responsible and so that there is nothing to indicate you are<br />
addicted. So really if you were it's better to find out how to treat your<br />
pain within that. I do a lot of reading about my desease and my situation<br />
you should too<br />

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When pain takes control of one's body they can't function in every day<br />
life. Most people in the seventies tried some type of drug, are alcohol.<br />
But didn't become addicted. But smoking are baking with the drug, one must<br />
be careful, not to by from the street Because they add things to. It's<br />
better to get a prescription. I have seen some that have had terminal<br />
cancer and had a card from the doctor. An most don't understand what pain<br />
does to a body, because they have never experienced anything more than<br />
soreness from work hard.:!<br />
salena<br />

I take two rx's from my doctor plus a pain pump and still can't control my<br />
pain. I'm 60. and have been dealing with this for 33 yrs. And I'm seeing a<br />
surgeon on the 22nd. C7 t1 to t3 will only have t4 to t11 left if I have<br />
surgery, which I may refuse. Surgery makes me worse and I can't take much<br />
more.<br />