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why do people think the doctors have the answer, as far as i am concerned i am managing better than most people on GPS med,
even my GP says i do well, and he agrees that its best to avoid the meds if i can , his impressed that i use acupunture, and other alternatives ,
people should take responability for there health, and not reley on strong meds.
iv spent a lot of money ,trying all sorts of alternatives ,and thought of giving up many times , the pain can be intoerble and when the fatigue hits its unbearable ,because i couldnt sleep because the pain wouldnt let me.
but i never gave up and now iv found a routine and the right alternatives to help me get thru, i slept from 12.30 am last night till 10am this morning i have never slept that long so i know what i am sticking with.
DONT give up on excersise just a little every day otherwise your get worse. regards tina
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Its great that youanage without the use of meds etc but everyone has different levels of pain and fatigue etc and have very different ways of managing the condition. I aim to be med free and managing regular excercise but unfortunately for now I need my GPs help and advise.
Hope you continue to manage so well
Regards
Emma
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i am lucky my kids are grown up so i dont have that problem , [mind you they still give me greif ].
i fell in the street last year and smashed my nose and broke it , never took a pain killer althou that kept asking me at hospital, i only fell because my leg gave way, without warning i suppose i was just mad and angry .at myself for going out in strong winds. but a year on i still have pain across my nose and increased headaches, so i didnt get away with it. iv got to have a tooth out and i am really dreading that because of the nerelgia i get in my face, but its got to come out i defo will be having the pain killers at the ready for afterwards , not looking forward to it at all.
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i just cant see the point of taking all those chemicals and feeling worse. u have been harsh on me really because all i meant is there are other ways to deal with it if the main stream dosent work
, its just another way thats worked for me , and could work for others, i used to get fatigue that made me want to rip my eyes out and pain so bad in my feet i wished i could cut them of , iv had times when the pain the ibs and bladder sentivites has driven me to destraction, so its not fair to say i havent suffered as much as others cause belive me i have .
its just iv found a differant way of coping ,that works for me . i was just trying to offer others so help if the mainstream wasnt working for them .after all if homepathic medincine is good enough for the queen and prince charles . its good enough for anyone to try .after all its been around since 1767 i think it was the first hospital in london which i think is still inpart .
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if you can get that oil and you have a loving husband [thats not what i have unfortuntly] get him to warm the oil in his hands and gently rub it in your back neck and shoulders , and your calfs and thighs ,it feels lovely .
also people with fibro ,me,ms, tend to be low in the mineral magneisuim that might be worth a try, theres two types get the gentle one i cant remember the names but one is epsom salts based ,the other is the one you want . or if you can still get in a bath , you can buy magneisum flakes which you desolve in the bath, which is really good,
but for now sweetie rest up build up your strentgh try and move about a bit other wise u will get sorer , but dont push it, get a hypnoises cd for stress and do it twice a day if you can , this will help your recoverer
, pamper your self do what you can when you can ,and when you feel stronger, look at possiably trying some thing new. i found reflexolgy very helpful keeping me on a even keel ,didnt cure me but kept me steady, but the lady her self a sufferer had to give up and iv not been able to find anyone as good.
also sweetie i no excatly what you mean about people rolling their eyes and tutting , i get that from my old man , like you i am a real tryer and it hurts when people think your swinging the lead . you take care now and get stronger. regards tina
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its a lovely centre i feel better just being there its wonderful and calming place and such understanding people . they organiser a trip every october to see an indian ladyhealer that comes to london once a year, they say she is wonderful and shes known all over the world to presidents and royals for her charity and some time healing work,i am thinking of going ,
hope you are feeling a bit better today ,i am its a bit cooler today so not feeling so swollen ,
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Sounds like you have a great centre to attend there! I have discovered a fibro meet up group relatively clse to me so may ring them to see if people there get some beneit from anything. I. Will look out for all the things that you have mentioned, bu will finances being very limited I have to be careful
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the oxygen drops are £17 .69 which will last at least a month the oil is about
£30 which if your just using in say your hips and back will last a good while.
i know what you mean about teenagers ,my daughter is 27 and has split with her fella and moved into a hostle , and dumped her dog on me he is a lovely little chap but his so lively his border terrier , and we have our own patterdale terrier who like us is knocking on , and is very quite calm house dog, we have had her dog now for about 8 weeks she hasnt said thanks once. selfish the lot of them. unles there unwell .
iv just got a copy of the magazine what doctors dont tell you, it used to be only on line, its now avaiable in good newsagents , it gives a balanced approch to medical conditions, and medicine , and always gives you the source and paragraph and page number so you can check it out your self . its very informative . and balenced.
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your iq is usaly higher than average so people just dont get it that your brain is wired differantly,
i am so luckynot!
, bullied at school ,teachers telling me i am lazy, then in my 20s i devoloped chronic aneima which required weekly iron injections,oh the pain!
then just as i thought things couldnt get any worse along comes fibro ,oh what joy, there iv had my whinge now.
thank god iv got a sense of humour, yes i love animals speacialy dogs and horses. there never ask more than your love , and care
, unlike kids who take all the time and just dont give back .
i think its this. everything now generation, because i would have done anything for my grandparents to help i miss them still and they have been dead a long time .
i lost my dad 4yrs ago and miss him to althou not the best of fathers , we had just made it up when he devolped cancer . my mum i cant stand selfish and cold , but i did try very hard but she left me at 12 and forgot about me so i never felt anything for her.
but like you i done the best for my kids, never went out for 14yrs because i wouldnt leave them with babysitter, i kept a clean house and plenty of food ,they always came first ,but when you need some support they just dont give a s**t. they seem to care more if its one of their friends mums.then their own mum.
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i have said more than once when iv been really down, that cancer was kinder because it either gets you or you survive. this just drags on & on.
I SUPPOSE we all just have to cope with what we have .
but to be honest i would rather have lost a limb than have this fibro.
do you remember when your fibro started , mine started after my hysterectomy .
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and put my disc out i was in agnony for months couldnt hardly walk every step was like a knife in my back shooting down in to both of my legs feet .and i couldnt even get a pain killer in hospital.
i really would not have had it, if i had known all this was going to be the results
, i checked my self out in the end .its when my rash started and my ibs strated ,i was going 9 times a day or more , apparently it dosent all go back into the right place when its put back, and also the pain in my stomach above the scar is awful esp if i knock my stomach against the sink or a cupboard door ,and i had mine in 1997 , followed closely by fall where i broke my ribs , then i had a bad bought of flu ,that was it my fate sealed.
so if you can manage without i really would , at the least it wont do your back any good,they are pretty rough with you.