Chronic Pain Support Group
Physicians and professionalsdefine pain as chronic if it lasts longer than three to six months and is persistent. It's distinct from acute pain that is a direct result of injury or trauma. This support group is dedicated to those suffering from chronic pain. Discuss treatments that have worked for you, find advice for your specific experience, and find support. You're not...
Your day was a nightmare, I am so sorry! And I am as frustrated as you are with your doctor situation. Maybe we need to form a club. Because I am usually pretty easy going, but right now I am pissed off too! Hugs, Cathy
hope things get better soon hugs minnie
Hold on, it will get better.
Blessings to you n yours', Vicky xxxxxxx
Healing hugs
I would keep on going back to him and wait till he says something and then go from there, I dont see a doctor loosing money buy getting rid of patients when he is being sued.
Unless the employee said he was just giving out pain meds to people who dont need them and you do so he may be getting rid of those people but you are legit, but if he is doing that and he is guilty for that I would be leaving on my own because of that dont want some drug pushing doctor.
On the other side there are investigations and him dumping people will look so bad so I am sure he is not dumb and do that.
I am so sorry. Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed! I hope that today is better for you.
I congratulate you on getting to the kids' teacher conferences. It sounds like you have your priorities in correct order.
I wish I had answers. It does sound like you have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Do you? I went on a journey of almost thirty years to figure out what in the world was wrong with me and this was confirmed by a geneticist a few years ago. They told me at that time that they are seeing more and more patients who also have the pain with EDS.
In the meantime of seeking answers, it became apparent that I have OA and RA. My knees have both been replace and I have DDD of the lumbar spine.and do quarterly ESI"s. I usually have the RFA about once a year. I have lortab for breakthru pain but use very little while the steroid is working.
I am glad that you feel safe to vent here. I am with manny, something seems screwed up with this doc. Perhaps a new team would be one of the best things that could happen. Keep an open mind but I do understand your frustration.
Take care of yourself first and rest, do PT, ice, heat==any copng mechanisms you can think of. Protect your joints at all cost. Keep your weight down.
I wish you and your family all the best,
Melinda
Please look up "Lymphedema" I dont understand the reason why they wouldnt take this more seriously. Especially because both of your legs are affected-- a diff between edema and Lymphedema.
that just seems ridiculous. You have a say in how you should be treated. Some Dr are letting the system take over how they care for patients. It's not right.
I hope you find one that makes you feel comfortable and you click with
wishing you luck