OK this might be a mistake but I am in pain.
06-21-2009, 08:50 PM
#51
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Location: Menominee, Michigan
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I just popped in and saw this thread and my heart was so warmed- how amazing that you guys can take care of each other like this!!! Love it, love it, love it.
And KW, I hope you feel better and also don't have anymore bad dreams! Hopefully doc will take good care of you- if he/she doesn't, you seem to have some backup on here. :0)
And KW, I hope you feel better and also don't have anymore bad dreams! Hopefully doc will take good care of you- if he/she doesn't, you seem to have some backup on here. :0)
06-22-2009, 02:26 AM
#55
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Location: My favorite place in the world is Lake Erie Region USA
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I read this thread and hold my breath to finish all posts hoping you have medical care for your fall. See my avatar? A fall has put me in a wheel chair ... on good days, my braces only with cane help on my best days and I have used a cane after crutches. Initial diagnosis was a broken tail bone. I agree. Hospitals are the pits at time. Misinformation, Wrong diagnosis and procedures add to simple problems.
However, as a grandchild, great grandchild and grand niece from a country doctor that rode horse back for his patients that did not have adequate roads in an Appalachia region (1920's - 1930's), bone surgeon ( 1950's - 1960's) and city medical doctor (1960's - 1970's) the doctors have the knowledge we people do not ..
Please, this is Monday. Go in get x rays, you don't have to have anything done .. don't let them talk you into anything if the hospital is crummy.. get the copies of X-rays and talk to your family doctor.
Honey, nobody should live with pain, but pain is a warning sign.
Praying for a good outcome.
Sincerely,
Ellen
However, as a grandchild, great grandchild and grand niece from a country doctor that rode horse back for his patients that did not have adequate roads in an Appalachia region (1920's - 1930's), bone surgeon ( 1950's - 1960's) and city medical doctor (1960's - 1970's) the doctors have the knowledge we people do not ..
Please, this is Monday. Go in get x rays, you don't have to have anything done .. don't let them talk you into anything if the hospital is crummy.. get the copies of X-rays and talk to your family doctor.
Honey, nobody should live with pain, but pain is a warning sign.
Praying for a good outcome.
Sincerely,
Ellen
06-22-2009, 07:56 AM
#60
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Florida
Posts: 17,636
OK, lady, I'm drumming my fingers here...and saying p's.
You may take pain killers, after your dr. visit, but as soon as you are able...let us know something.
Gai, I love you! thank you for caring enough to help protect, kw, from, Evil kitty*, lol! :wink:
You may take pain killers, after your dr. visit, but as soon as you are able...let us know something.
Gai, I love you! thank you for caring enough to help protect, kw, from, Evil kitty*, lol! :wink:
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