After all said and done
Thanks again for you all just being you,
Tara
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Hi Tara! Great news! Now you can get your mind off the bad possibilities and work hard to get pain relief. There are so many good forms of long lasting medications. Have you tried Duragesic patches or oxycodone patches? We use them alot in the nursing home with pain and get great results with almost no side effects. Good luck in your pain relief. Keep us up on your progress. HUGS!! Cathy0
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Hi Tara,cruf said:Hi Tara! Great news! Now you can get your mind off the bad possibilities and work hard to get pain relief. There are so many good forms of long lasting medications. Have you tried Duragesic patches or oxycodone patches? We use them alot in the nursing home with pain and get great results with almost no side effects. Good luck in your pain relief. Keep us up on your progress. HUGS!! Cathy
Great news congrats!!! I really hope they will find something soon to ease your pain, it sure sounds like you are keeping on top of that. I always feel like we are the best managers of our own treatment. The best of luck to you!!
Carlye0 -
Cathy it seems that my pain isn't necessarily in one area so they don't think the patch will be that successful. I appreciate all your suggestions believe you me I have had to use a few of yours along the way. thanks againcruf said:Hi Tara! Great news! Now you can get your mind off the bad possibilities and work hard to get pain relief. There are so many good forms of long lasting medications. Have you tried Duragesic patches or oxycodone patches? We use them alot in the nursing home with pain and get great results with almost no side effects. Good luck in your pain relief. Keep us up on your progress. HUGS!! Cathy
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Hi Tara,
I am thrilled that there is NO Sign of Cancer. HOwever, I know the frustration of pain and am glad that they are addressing it. You might want to ask about ULTRAM. It is a baby opiod that is not suppose to be habit forming. The dosage can be adjusted for your pain. Before my bone mets got out of control, I found great relief in Ultram. I only took it at night in the beginning as my body adjusted to it. I would have an out of body type experience. However, after about a month my body adjusted and I was able to take it during the day as well. I started on a really low dose that brought a lot of relief and then as pain increased we were able to adjust it for continued relief.
When is everyone meeting in the chat room?
Love, hugs and prayers!
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I don't know if anyone wants to but I will be in most mornings around 7-8 if any ones to come and chat. There have been some newbies who I have met in chat room. I find if you want to chat just sit in there and usually someone pops in for a chat. The ladies are also using other chat room on another site. Kat hope to chat with you soon,kat02 said:Hi Tara,
I am thrilled that there is NO Sign of Cancer. HOwever, I know the frustration of pain and am glad that they are addressing it. You might want to ask about ULTRAM. It is a baby opiod that is not suppose to be habit forming. The dosage can be adjusted for your pain. Before my bone mets got out of control, I found great relief in Ultram. I only took it at night in the beginning as my body adjusted to it. I would have an out of body type experience. However, after about a month my body adjusted and I was able to take it during the day as well. I started on a really low dose that brought a lot of relief and then as pain increased we were able to adjust it for continued relief.
When is everyone meeting in the chat room?
Love, hugs and prayers!
Kat
Tara0
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