Re: What do you do when you don't have enough support? NETTIE

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Nettie,

I give you a lot of credit for going a full week without any pain meds....I know

how hard the withdrawal can be---but, if you KEEP MOVING FORWARD---it WILL be

worth it; I promise!  Once your system is clear---then you can add something

back in for the times when you have break-through pain.  I am hoping that

Cymbalta or something like it will also help with your pain....it is an

antidepressant--not addictive...and that class of drug has helped me a LOT with

my fibro pain....

Lynn

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To: CFAlliance

Sent: Friday, July 6, 2012 9:13 PM

Subject: Re: What do you do when you don't have enough support?

 

omg my heart goes out to you and i feel like i wrote this post as i feel

the same way, i dont have a support system my fiance is in denial of my pain

and not the type of man that steps up with compassion or helping me with

housework or anything to msake me feel better. my family is in nj two of my

sister i havent spoken to in 7 months since they stole 170,000.00 from my

moms bank account she has dementia and trusted them to take care of her she

is 82 and they stole from her, we have pressed charges nothing has happened

yet so my brother is now in charge of my moms care and he kicked me when i

am down when i need the support the most tomorrow i am one week strsaight

off pain meds the hardest week of my life and i have never felt so alone and

scared and so sick.