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<blockquote data-quote="flutterbee" data-source="post: 236118"><p>Thank you all for the support and hugs. I'm still reeling.</p><p></p><p>Gcvmom - even my GP has said I need a Dr. House. Wish I knew how to find one around here.</p><p></p><p>Threeshadows - I sent you a pm.</p><p></p><p>RM - Could you give me some info on Reike. I've heard of it, but am not familiar with it.</p><p></p><p>Jane - I understand how your late husband felt. When I had the heart attack at 33, I felt validated. I wasn't scared until later and really not that much. I think the validation felt better than opening my arteries did.</p><p></p><p>You know what I find just really amazing? I've had 3 doctors (my GP, rheumy at OSU and the pain doctor) tell me that they are amazed that I can put my hand right on my sacroiliac joint and hip bursa without feeling around. Well, they hurt everyday, so they're not hard to find. Yet, it's never addressed other than my GP giving me steroid injections - of which only one worked and only for 2 months.</p><p></p><p>Actually, there are a lot of things throughout this ordeal that just amaze me. I think I've resigned myself to the fact that I am going to have to live with this until something significant happens that can't be missed. That's what happened with the heart. I imagine that's what will happen with this, too. I'm just too weary to fight anymore. I am going to research treatment for fibro as that is one diagnosis I do seem to have. But, even the Cleveland Clinic doctor says that isn't all I have, though she doesn't know what else I do have. She said that at the appointment. I still haven't heard back from her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flutterbee, post: 236118"] Thank you all for the support and hugs. I'm still reeling. Gcvmom - even my GP has said I need a Dr. House. Wish I knew how to find one around here. Threeshadows - I sent you a pm. RM - Could you give me some info on Reike. I've heard of it, but am not familiar with it. Jane - I understand how your late husband felt. When I had the heart attack at 33, I felt validated. I wasn't scared until later and really not that much. I think the validation felt better than opening my arteries did. You know what I find just really amazing? I've had 3 doctors (my GP, rheumy at OSU and the pain doctor) tell me that they are amazed that I can put my hand right on my sacroiliac joint and hip bursa without feeling around. Well, they hurt everyday, so they're not hard to find. Yet, it's never addressed other than my GP giving me steroid injections - of which only one worked and only for 2 months. Actually, there are a lot of things throughout this ordeal that just amaze me. I think I've resigned myself to the fact that I am going to have to live with this until something significant happens that can't be missed. That's what happened with the heart. I imagine that's what will happen with this, too. I'm just too weary to fight anymore. I am going to research treatment for fibro as that is one diagnosis I do seem to have. But, even the Cleveland Clinic doctor says that isn't all I have, though she doesn't know what else I do have. She said that at the appointment. I still haven't heard back from her. [/QUOTE]
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