Guest guest Posted January 2, 2006 Report Share Posted January 2, 2006 I do not post much but I read and learn alot. I need some help. I am 36 year old, mother of two,(12 and 15). I was recently diagnosed with RA (May 2005) and I am seeing a rheumatologist. Of course I am taking many meds and my labs are becoming stable. I am still in a lot of pain, but we are working it out. My problem is that husband and in laws make my life unbearable. He is constantly second guessing my meds and seeking her opinion (MIL) on what I should or should not take or more importantly that I take too much. He actually said that I am on dope. I said you make it sound like I am smoking pot and he said " you would be better off if you were " . My MIL actually told me during christmas that it was the paranoia talking that was making me upset with her. Should I be concerned that he and my inlaws are trying to make me look incompetant so that he can kick me out of my house and keep the kids. Should I seek legal advise. I work full time, I am the primary income and I pay ALL the bills. He and his mother have been made this horrible disease so much worse by their behaviour. We have not been getting along for quite some time, but I feel that I am being set up. I have not found any information on my meds causing the type of symptoms he descibed. Any advise? I am concerned. I have told both of them if they have concerns about the meds I take they can go with me to rheumy appt and discuss with her. I take MTX (injectable), folic acid, plaquenil, sometimes prednisone, vicodin for pain tramadol for pain when I dont have vicoden, advair, provigil for fatigue and nausea, and now lunesta for help with sleep (it was ambien, but it quit working) And one other thing, he is an alcoholic, who is prone to anger when drinking hard alcohol. He usually starts in about my meds when I ask him not to drink so much because he is scaring me or the kids. Any help will be appreciated. Cassy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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