Hi everyone, I know it’s been a long time since my last post. About 2 months ago I found out my very dear Grandmother had cancer and was going to die. She was 95 and hadn’t been to the hospital since she gave birth in 1948. She was the most selfless woman I’ve ever known. I had the pleasure of being with my Grandma when she pasted away. The last 15 min. were tough and everyone left the room but my Aunt and myself. I will never forget my Grammy and that experience of taking care of the most wonderful woman in the world during her last moments before she went to be with the Lord.I’m still taking Neurontin and Cymbalta. The Cymbalta is amazing. It took care of my depression and the pain. It didn’t take the TN attacks away completely but the pain is so much more tolerable. Well gotta run. God Bless and take care everyone.
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I\'m sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. But hold on to the memories you have of your time with her. I know it is hard. I pray the Lord will be with you and your family.
I\'m also very happy to hear that the meds are working for you and you are doing better. God Bless LHawn
I\'m sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. But hold on to the memories you have of your time with her. I know it is hard. I pray the Lord will be with you and your family.
I\'m very happy to hear that the meds are working for you and you are doing better. God Bless LHawn
I am sorry for your loss. It is so difficult to loose a loved one that your world perspectives change to what is really important in life. It sounds like Your Grandma was a good teacher. She is still watching you ya know and is always with you. All you need to do is ask her and she will be by your side in an instant. Your can ask questions and in one way or another she will answer but in a very subtle way at times the answer is not so subtle though. I do this with my parents and boy oh boy does my mother let me have at times. I can still hear her correcting my grammar which makes the both of us laugh.
As time passes all you will remember are the good times. Death is in no way the end simply a new begging.
The Cybalta takes the severity of the TN away for me too, thank god. I still have those flare ups though. Hang in there Sasha. Your Grandma can help you now too.
Take care
Mike
I missed this. boy it\'s hard to lose our loved ones. She sounds like a super special gramma. I\'m sorry you don\'t have her here anymore, but I am not sorry for her. She is well and young with God.
and I\'m excited to hear how well it\'s gone with Cymbalta. Thanking the Lord for that.
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