The other cox 2 is Celebrex Dj--dh takes it.
The other cox 2 is Celebrex Dj--dh takes it.
self-work fulltime. hypo thyroid, depression and over stressed. S2BX (soon to be ex)treatment resistant bp I,PTSD,possible borderline personality, with agitation and severe insomnia. degenerative joint disease, fibro,chronic pain, drug abuse. Out of jail at this moment....... Gfg son,13,ADHD/bipolar disorder nos, pdd nos,LD NOS. Currently in RTC. pc/gfg dtr,15. zoloft and trazodone, gad and depression. She is sometimes harder to handle than her brother.
LOL...yep CM...my mind is like swiss cheese half the time. I swear words escape me when I need them most. I normally can just walk away from the computer until I remember the word unless I really want to post fast. Then I just give you all my "whatchamacallit" random verbiage.
Janet, 49,BP, BPD, Arthritis,degenerative disc disease, Anxiety, Fibro,lamictal, topamax, & xanaxER, Ambien
Tony,49, Partner of 28 years
Oldest Son (B) 30 M Aspie-lite
Middle Son (J) 27. ADHD Success Story, works with the sheriffs dept now
Youngest son (C) 25, TDD. Severe ADHD Impulsive type
4 Grandchildren Keyana born 6/6/06, Hailie born 7/15/07, Mikey born 9/29/09 and McKenzie (Mickey) born 9/28/11.
I have OA, as well, and have had the RA testing come back significant, tho with monitoring, the RA factor has decreased...so not sure what's up there.
I know that once my joints are irritated, tho, it takes months if not years for them to calm down.
I take maintenance ibuprofen, and most generally have joint pain every day...but I've had this since I was 28. I'm not replacing my knees yet! I also learned recently that sugar for a person like me is an inflammatory. For the past year or so, I've tried to follow closer to 130g carbs/day and have seen significant improvement in my joitn pain as a result.
My dad had OA as well, and an injection into his knees, Synvisc, helped him tremendously until he had his knees replaced.
Me:30's
DH:40's
Cultured GFG (formerly PC2):teen F, ADD, some processing delays
Wee GFG:9 M, HYPER; plethra of dx'es
I say anxiety is the cause for a lot of the hyper, but what do I know...I'm just the mom
Shari...I have had a cousin to that...cant remember the name of it but instead of only one shot like Synvisc, mine is a 5 shot series. I have done it three times in my left knee and twice in the right.
This last time...well lets just say it was a failure.
Janet, 49,BP, BPD, Arthritis,degenerative disc disease, Anxiety, Fibro,lamictal, topamax, & xanaxER, Ambien
Tony,49, Partner of 28 years
Oldest Son (B) 30 M Aspie-lite
Middle Son (J) 27. ADHD Success Story, works with the sheriffs dept now
Youngest son (C) 25, TDD. Severe ADHD Impulsive type
4 Grandchildren Keyana born 6/6/06, Hailie born 7/15/07, Mikey born 9/29/09 and McKenzie (Mickey) born 9/28/11.
It got to where it wouldn't work for dad anymore, either, but it did buy him a few years.
Me:30's
DH:40's
Cultured GFG (formerly PC2):teen F, ADD, some processing delays
Wee GFG:9 M, HYPER; plethra of dx'es
I say anxiety is the cause for a lot of the hyper, but what do I know...I'm just the mom
Thank you, thank you all!
I bruise easily and all the time. I always have. I am definitely going to look into it. My sister and I both bruise so badly that people have asked us if we have Leukemia! This has been since as long as I can remember. The thing is, I had surgery and don't seem to have trouble with clotting, but I still want to have that test.
As for OA, how do you exercise on it? They want me to, but that just makes it worse.
Nobody has spoken of surgery and I don't want it yet. I would just need it again in ten years. No thanks!
Me, over 21, mood disorder spectrum/BPD--doing well (paroxotene,clonazapan)
Hub over 21, good hub, great father
SportsFan#1 33 severe anxiety/OCD, Xanax, CR
PastryChef#26 ex-drug addict, turned her life around, bought home with bf, good job
Sonic 18 ASD, adopted at age 2, super kid, needs ongoing life assitance
Jumper 15, ADD, struggles with school work, great athlete, great kid
Dogs: Cockapoo, Cocker, Lab mix, Shichi
three cats
Janet, it's Hyalgan. Synvisc used to be three shots, but now they have Synvisc 1. Hyalgan is five shots over a course of about 5 weeks.
*meSAHM Work p/t @ home. Moderator in Watercooler.
*Dh - Great Dad and Husband
*gfg - "Missy"-11 Mood disorder,EOBP,adhd(inattentive type). VERY reactive to Food coloring and corn syrup. Seizure disorder, asthma. Risperdal, Lamictal.
*PC male aka "Mighty Mouse"- 8, Great kid! Dennis the Menace meets Bam Bam. Oh, Mr. Wiiiiiiilson!
*Lab/beagle mix(f)...sweetheart
*My mother's side of family are all chocful of disorders-amazing I am as normal as I think!
Try non impact excercise, water aerobics and the like are good. Maybe an ellipictal instead of a treadmill? Walking and jogging are higher impact.
self-work fulltime. hypo thyroid, depression and over stressed. S2BX (soon to be ex)treatment resistant bp I,PTSD,possible borderline personality, with agitation and severe insomnia. degenerative joint disease, fibro,chronic pain, drug abuse. Out of jail at this moment....... Gfg son,13,ADHD/bipolar disorder nos, pdd nos,LD NOS. Currently in RTC. pc/gfg dtr,15. zoloft and trazodone, gad and depression. She is sometimes harder to handle than her brother.
I walk as much as I can. It's not much but every bit helps. Gentle walking too, not Olympics grade walking. More like a long stroll.
Whatever you can do is good, to keep the joints moving. OA should ease up in the joint stiffness after about 10 minutes of gentle exercise, while RA takes longer.
Marg
me: body's cactus, brain still works.
DH: Aspie? busy job, darling man, CD member.
PC (29): adored by GFG3. Qualified OT. Married to SIL1. Mother of baby grand.
GFG1 (28): AS/ADHD/OCD.Hidden brains. Married to DIL.
PC/GFG2 (25): ADHD/OCD/Aspie?/BP? Hi IQ. Cuddlebunny. Married to
SIL2, both live on "mainland".
GFG3 (18): ADHD/Autism HF/OCD. Hyperlexic, anxious. Darling handful.
correspondence student, doing better.
Home: beach village, ‘island’ surrounded by water and 'bush'.
Loth...we call it the WD40...lol.
Janet, 49,BP, BPD, Arthritis,degenerative disc disease, Anxiety, Fibro,lamictal, topamax, & xanaxER, Ambien
Tony,49, Partner of 28 years
Oldest Son (B) 30 M Aspie-lite
Middle Son (J) 27. ADHD Success Story, works with the sheriffs dept now
Youngest son (C) 25, TDD. Severe ADHD Impulsive type
4 Grandchildren Keyana born 6/6/06, Hailie born 7/15/07, Mikey born 9/29/09 and McKenzie (Mickey) born 9/28/11.
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