Posted on 01/17/2014 6:14:56 AM PST by trussell
Or, a long piece of plastic wrap, with the cream at about the middle. Grab both ends, and use to rub the cream over your back.
Prayers for God’s blessings.
if you wish, pick the one of these that looks best to you
and send us a private FR note with your name and address
and we will gladly tell Amazon to ship it to you
we understand that the spinal cord stimulator usually works (after the trial stimulator has show that it works), to reduce at least a significant amount of the pain....
if not always all of it....a good part of it for most patients
...and for some, all of it
also, that the procedure is simple, not very risky, and you get out of hospital the same afternoon usually
it all sounds very favorable and if you need it then it seems to make good sense to proceed
pinch a nurse for me ! The pretty one, not Nurse Ratchett!)
oops, here is the link to the back-goo-applicators, pick one if you wish and let me know with a private email where to have amazon send it to you
best,
fhc
Dang,, you post real good for someone all zonked on painkillers.. or are you using DRagon software. :-]
I feel for you and wish you all the best. Hang in there.
Prayers sent.
Prayers!!!!!!
Prayers for sure!!!!
remember, it is not pain relieve. most doctors only know it for drug withdrawal:)
I have read all communication about this drug. Nowhere is the word “Pain” mentioned.
Prayers up!
Thanks for the update. Prayers continue.
I had a double laminectomy last July for the shooting pain in my legs. It worked beautifully. I haven’t had a pain since. Is that a possibility for you?
Prayers up... God’s Love
Thank you...I’m not zonked, it isn’t working for me. 2 mg of dilaudid, 4 times a day...and I’m straight as an arrow and still in bad pain. I don’t use any software to help me post, though typing a bunch tends to make my pain get worse.
Thank you for the prayers! God bless!
Not sure what that is...is it like a nerve block? If so, that is not an option at this point. They say that only works for 6 months to a year and then the nerves grow back and will cause the pain again. If that’s not what it is, I will check after finding out what it is from you. :)
Thank you!
“She is off the streets. She is in an apartment in a rough neighborhood, but she has a door that locks between her and those who might have less than good intentions!”
If your disability is approved, look into getting her one of these. It is a security brace that you put under the doorknob that goes to the floor.
Master Lock 265DCCSEN Dual-Function Security Bar
http://www.amazon.com/Master-Lock-265DCCSEN-Dual-Function-Security/dp/B0002YUX8I/
I have one of these and it would keep out an elephant. Very sturdy and well-made.
Sending prayers your way for a successful surgery on the 27th and that it relieves the pain you are in.
Did you appeal to your insurance about the one drug they say they don’t cover? When my mother’s insurance didn’t cover a certain drug, her doctor wrote a letter saying in his opinion an exception should be made because it was the only thing he thought would work for her. After a second letter, I think, (this was a few years ago) the insurance gave in and paid for the drug. I think she had medicare and a supplemental INS at the time. Hopefully, though, you won’t need it after your surgery.
Sending prayers your way, Trussell.
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