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<blockquote data-quote="Ropefree" data-source="post: 235697" data-attributes="member: 6271"><p>wythersgrace: I noticed that you need one more cyber hug to meet your ten hug goal.</p><p></p><p>HUG. </p><p>If this person is professionally unprepared himself then can you simply go to another clinic or even physician in the clinic? What is his specialty? ORtho, nuero, general medicine, physiatrist?</p><p>The fact that you reacted to a medication that is a "small percent risk" is also an important information piece that a physician may have to research to learn what this information indicates more specificly.</p><p>It is a sort of indifferance that some people bring to their chosen profession that results in loss of opertunity to do anything useful. </p><p>Have you tryed valerian tincture for sleep? It is over the counter at health food stores. It may not 'fix' your malady but for me the lack of sleep wears me down so much that I am intolerant of the pain and the limitations of my condition and that leads to a down ward spiral that I fear is the root of your dispair now.</p><p>Yes going to a chiropractor who has good hands and has taken the profession to heart may offer relief and lead to some improvement. yet the problem may be that you are not in a position to pay out of pocket and the insurance you are reliant upon is excluding the type of treatments that may work to relieve some of what is so hard for you at this time.</p><p>The compexities of chronic pain are that the body is not moving in the full range of motion and will have MORE PAIN as the body needts to streach and to retract to be healthy and pain free.</p><p>No being able to tolerate touch and unable to invision that massage will offer relief is a scarry place. There are so many differant meathods for reteaching the body to relax. i use one that helps me and has helped others that you may attempt on yourself at your own speed and in your bed or anywhere. Just let me know if that is of interest and I will descibe it for you.</p><p>Frankly the allopathic practioner who lacks a curiousity and the honesty to interact and learn from the healing arts of others is just an egomaniac. these people do know and have met folks who they are well aware have found usefull treatments that they are not doing the science to rule out or rule in the merits.</p><p>One physicain I admire I went to one day when my jaw was off kilter. My teeth were not matching up and I could not close my mouth. He washed his hands, put on his gloves and did a very gentle examine and then said this. I could send you to a TMJ specialist I know. But I have a feeling my x-wife could give you the result you are looking for.</p><p>She was this tiny tiny woman and she massaged my head and face and neck and i felt some relief. Then i went back the next day for a full body massage and she was fiersely stronge that tiny woman...and there was some pain type sensation involved but at the end of the day I was jawing like that never happened and i had not another problem with it after that.</p><p>Hot tubs are also a choice. Not the hot bath tub, the hot tub or hot springs where you are able to move around and let the body naturally relax and move in its normal range.</p><p>I do not have fibermyalga and I have known those who do. I have chronic pain and I am so limited that I do know the social recriminations first hand and the indifferance such as what rings through in the thinking process of the nit-wit physician who offers your "pretentiousness' and not help. If I were him I would look for another job that racks in bank over hot air that did not rely on neglecting his profession to do so. What that may be, i really do not know, but as a member of the society we share i am disgusted by the incompetent physician who is paid to "know not what to do" i think that when a physician does not attempt the tests that result in a helpful diagnosis and does not provide a treatment that is acceptable and does work to treat the malady that more often than not he is morally, if not professionally, obligated to also not charge for his waste of the patients time.</p><p>Clearly access needs to increase, practisioners need to CARE and give a damn and not leave physically ill (and that includes the brain and teeth) to "get worse" to act.</p><p>business is a human activity and therefor is best done with a heart in tact.</p><p></p><p>wyntersgrace: i am wish that my cyber hug was not also emotionally attached to how angry I feel when people are neglected. i hope that you do keep looking and find the aswers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ropefree, post: 235697, member: 6271"] wythersgrace: I noticed that you need one more cyber hug to meet your ten hug goal. HUG. If this person is professionally unprepared himself then can you simply go to another clinic or even physician in the clinic? What is his specialty? ORtho, nuero, general medicine, physiatrist? The fact that you reacted to a medication that is a "small percent risk" is also an important information piece that a physician may have to research to learn what this information indicates more specificly. It is a sort of indifferance that some people bring to their chosen profession that results in loss of opertunity to do anything useful. Have you tryed valerian tincture for sleep? It is over the counter at health food stores. It may not 'fix' your malady but for me the lack of sleep wears me down so much that I am intolerant of the pain and the limitations of my condition and that leads to a down ward spiral that I fear is the root of your dispair now. Yes going to a chiropractor who has good hands and has taken the profession to heart may offer relief and lead to some improvement. yet the problem may be that you are not in a position to pay out of pocket and the insurance you are reliant upon is excluding the type of treatments that may work to relieve some of what is so hard for you at this time. The compexities of chronic pain are that the body is not moving in the full range of motion and will have MORE PAIN as the body needts to streach and to retract to be healthy and pain free. No being able to tolerate touch and unable to invision that massage will offer relief is a scarry place. There are so many differant meathods for reteaching the body to relax. i use one that helps me and has helped others that you may attempt on yourself at your own speed and in your bed or anywhere. Just let me know if that is of interest and I will descibe it for you. Frankly the allopathic practioner who lacks a curiousity and the honesty to interact and learn from the healing arts of others is just an egomaniac. these people do know and have met folks who they are well aware have found usefull treatments that they are not doing the science to rule out or rule in the merits. One physicain I admire I went to one day when my jaw was off kilter. My teeth were not matching up and I could not close my mouth. He washed his hands, put on his gloves and did a very gentle examine and then said this. I could send you to a TMJ specialist I know. But I have a feeling my x-wife could give you the result you are looking for. She was this tiny tiny woman and she massaged my head and face and neck and i felt some relief. Then i went back the next day for a full body massage and she was fiersely stronge that tiny woman...and there was some pain type sensation involved but at the end of the day I was jawing like that never happened and i had not another problem with it after that. Hot tubs are also a choice. Not the hot bath tub, the hot tub or hot springs where you are able to move around and let the body naturally relax and move in its normal range. I do not have fibermyalga and I have known those who do. I have chronic pain and I am so limited that I do know the social recriminations first hand and the indifferance such as what rings through in the thinking process of the nit-wit physician who offers your "pretentiousness' and not help. If I were him I would look for another job that racks in bank over hot air that did not rely on neglecting his profession to do so. What that may be, i really do not know, but as a member of the society we share i am disgusted by the incompetent physician who is paid to "know not what to do" i think that when a physician does not attempt the tests that result in a helpful diagnosis and does not provide a treatment that is acceptable and does work to treat the malady that more often than not he is morally, if not professionally, obligated to also not charge for his waste of the patients time. Clearly access needs to increase, practisioners need to CARE and give a damn and not leave physically ill (and that includes the brain and teeth) to "get worse" to act. business is a human activity and therefor is best done with a heart in tact. wyntersgrace: i am wish that my cyber hug was not also emotionally attached to how angry I feel when people are neglected. i hope that you do keep looking and find the aswers [/QUOTE]
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