Re: Re: Marriage falling apart over Dignosis?!

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In a message dated 6/18/06 2:10:39 PM, robertwalser@... writes:

> Now with all of her meds and migranes we are seldom up past 10 pm.Som

> days I pray for strength for when we have big things planned she has

> a major flare up.

>

I have migraines, what can a doctor do for me?

He has already dxed me with eye migraines, now I have headaches and nausea,

too.

Will anything help the nausea?

I am an entertainer and get them on stage.

Pris

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Bobby, your very last sentence says it all. You can't control what happened

or will happen, so love her with all your heart and it'll be easier for both

of you. Keep in mind, things cannot be controlled inside the disease, so it

must be controlled in your lives. Bless both of you, I pray that it works

out for the best. Don't ever give up!

Dennis

[ ] Re: Marriage falling apart over Dignosis?!

>I am so sorry to hear about your marriage. I feel for both sides. I

> love my wife, who has RA since she was about 9 years of age.

>

> When were were engaged we used to go out a lot more. Even in our

> younger days of marriage we did.

>

> Now with all of her meds and migranes we are seldom up past 10 pm.Som

> days I pray for strength for when we have big things planned she has

> a major flare up.

>

> The celebrex and shots help plus the tramadol, but It hurts me too.

>

> When we try to talk she gets defensive and has gonne as far as to

> say, " how dare I talk to her about feeling sorry for myself> " I feel

> for her greatly, but seek some parts of a normal life too.

>

> Before we married, I skied, biked, ran, and traveled.

>

> I used to buy here fitness memberships (at her request, pool passes,

> a new piece of exercise equipment, but after using it for a month or

> two she would be too sore, loose interest or forget about it)

>

> Now we sit home and once in a great while I get out to do something.

> I want to do things with her but she can not or won't.

>

> Through it all we love each other, but at times it is not easy.

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In a message dated 6/21/06 2:47:34 PM, marysue@... writes:

> I used to have migraines often, two or three a week. They were pretty

> much cured by a doctor who prescribed a combination of tricyclic

> anti-depressants. I rarely get one now, and when I do, they're very

> mild. If you would like specifics, let me know. It changed my life for

> the better.

>

I thought there was a single pill you could take when they come on?

I do not want to go on anti-depressants!

Thanks,

Pris

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Pris,

I used to have migraines often, two or three a week. They were pretty

much cured by a doctor who prescribed a combination of tricyclic

anti-depressants. I rarely get one now, and when I do, they're very

mild. If you would like specifics, let me know. It changed my life for

the better.

Sue

On Sunday, June 18, 2006, at 05:40 PM, NELLIESTAR@... wrote:

>

> I have migraines, what can a doctor do for me?

> He has already dxed me with eye migraines, now I have headaches and

> nausea,

> too.

> Will anything help the nausea?

> I am an entertainer and get them on stage.

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I take Reglan for migraines. It is an anti nausea med. It cures it all in

about 45 minutes with only slightly making me stoned. :-)

Imitrex, Amerge, and any other of the years of migraine medication did

nothing until a Neurologist at a learning hospital prescribed this. Now

when I feel it starting I take one Reglan and some Tylenol or Ibuprofen and

I am fine in 45 minutes. Even helps that light sensitivity.

~S~

Pris wrote:

I have migraines, what can a doctor do for me?

He has already dxed me with eye migraines, now I have headaches and nausea,

too.

Will anything help the nausea?

I am an entertainer and get them on stage.

Pris