Guest guest Posted March 20, 2008 Report Share Posted March 20, 2008 I have been taking Motrin 800 mgs 3 to 4 times a day, and naprosen 440 mgs 3 times a day and when I HAVE to do something I have been using the percocet my OB gave me for incision pain (I am almost out of that script).....I know it is too much (after all I am a nurse) but I am desperate to make it through the day so the kids can get fed, changed and we can maintain. I really want to go back to the rheum doc I saw before since he already tried a bunch of meds on me, has some of my preliminary blood work, etc.....even though it is 4.5 years old.....I am not sure how to get referred back to him since I do not have a family doctor, I am back to being frustrated and miserable, that same insane feeling I had 4.5 years ago. Today is not a good day, I was up all night with my feet, aching, stabbing, miserable. I hoped it would feel better after my morning doses of Motrin and naprosen but so far it has not. I have a Easter party my 6 year old son is dying for me to attend at his school, I cannot let him down but I hate to think of putting on shoes and walking down the hall of the school today..... again thanks for listening to me vent amber **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030\ 000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2008 Report Share Posted March 20, 2008 Welcome to the world of doctors blaming your pain on postpartum. I have been there, done that, bought the tshirt. Luckily my RA diagnosis wasn't delayed terribly bad, about 5 months. Many people go years without a diagnosis. I " came down " with it one month after I had my son and had many doctors tell me my pain was psychological, that I was looking for attention now that my son was the center of attention. Being a private person and hating people asking me a zillion questions that ticked me off at the suggestion! Whether your have RA, I do not know. It certainly isn't following the typical protocal for RA, but RA isn't always typical. My RA started mainly in my ankles/feet. It was awful. And I can certainly relate to being mean, pain can certainly do that. The unfortunate game with complex diagnosis is that you have to find that one doctor who will listen and look at the appropriate things. And in all fairness to doctors, it is very rough when blood tests and xrays are coming up clean. WIth me, they didn't want to run more complex blood tests than a CBC with differential. Something simple like an autoimmune profile would have, and eventually did, clue them into the fact something might not be right. The key is running the right tests and when they are fine, to jump into the patient's life to see what accommodations can be made. Because whether a pain is physical or psychological, it is pain, it is a disruption to your life. Good luck to you. Almost thirteen years after my diagnosis I wish I could take my latest xrays to those doctors who dismissed me and wave them under their smug little noses. I am due for bilateral knee replacements and have already had multiple corrective surgeries. However, I am functional...but I don't have five children either...you are one brave lady Shandi amber michelle <ambermich@...> wrote: --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2008 Report Share Posted March 20, 2008 I am a bit depressed, I feel frustrated and upset. I had so many things I wanted to do while on maternity leave, last one I accomplished so much in 6 weeks (unpacked most of my house since we moved).... and the fact I feel like " poo " and I am not keeping up with daily things I feel I am letting my family down. I have spent the last hour trying to dress 2 kids and comb their hair, this use to take me 15 minutes tops...I hate seeing my husband having to pick up all the slack, he works hard, he is tired and does so much (cooking, cleaning, kids). I dread going back to work (April 7th first day back) cause I am not sure how I will keep up. I have to have done something by then, seen someone for this and be on some road to getting my sanity back. I am beyond ready to comply with the medications, it is just the Motrin and stuff I am taking now is not helping at all. I know there are so many other things that are better now but I cannot get to that point yet. I am going to try to see if the doc will move my appt up from April 2nd to anytime sooner, it will be my first visit with the doc (my intention was to become an established patient with her then this flared up). Maybe I can do that and get referred in faster to a rheum doc. amber **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030\ 000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2008 Report Share Posted March 20, 2008 It may feel impossible to care for children while suffering from this DD but you will make it through. Until you see the dr you can take 2 ibuprofen every 4 hours MAX. This is only temporary as long term heavy IB can cause liver damage. I'm glad you have an appt. with the DR. although I would think that once you have been treated by one Rheumy they would take you back - after all, they have your records & you're already a patient of theirs. --- In , " amber michelle " <ambermich@...> wrote: > > Hello, i am amber, 32 years old, momma of 5 kiddos and i work outside > the home as a nurse in a long term care facility. My kids are 12,6, > 4, 16 months and 5 WEEKS old......all very dear to me. I am married > to the love of my life donald. > > I have been very frustrated lately with the inablity to do things > that was so simple before. i feel like i am going insane lately and > neglecting the family i started looking for more information on the > internet and came upon this group...... anyway my story is such: > > a few years ago (about 5) i was pregnant with my first daughter (had > 2 boys before and no problems), while i was pregnant with her i > became very very sick, i actually LOST 50 pounds while pregnant and > was in bad shape. I had a crappy ob who thought as long as the baby > was ok it was ok for me to be that sick. While pregnant with her i > started having this awful foot pain, i complained about it, i got the > pregnant feet explaination, but it got worse, and worse...finally the > ob sent me to a orthopedic who checked me out (actually pretty well > even did an xray) and said there was nothing wrong with my bones he > suggest i see someone else, maybe a reg doc or go back to the ob for > a different referral ... i even ended up at the er one night in > misery, they pretty much thought i was a whining pregnant lady with > achey feet, told me to get good sneakers. The ob sent me to a reg doc > since he did not know what to do, the reg doc who checked my b12 and > ended up giving me b12 injections, In misery i tried any and every > doctor i could think of....i also tried a chiropractor who could not > do anything for me due to my insurance...but got me into physical > therapy to try to help with the pain since i was miserable. Meanwhile > i ended back at the er several times finally being referred to a > neurologist ...I went to the one they referred me to, all the > neurologist did was look me over once and gave me drugs, drugs and > more drugs....meanwhile i went to several podiatrist who all gave me > BS diagnosis .... the reg doc suggested i see a rheumatoid doc after > the b12 shots did not seem to make a difference. he set me up with > him. by the time i had taken tylenol 3 for pain but not else could be > given due to being pregnant. the rheum doc was very nice, asked lots > of question, actually touched my feet when he looked at them....some > of the other docs never even touched them. I had seen soo many > doctors who all brushed me off and acted like i was a whinny pregnant > lady or a drug seeking insane person....the rhuem doc started me on > several NSAIDS after i had the baby, i was also takign tegretol, > neurontin, percocet and anything else they gave me to try to stop the > pain.....nothing seemed to help. I gave up all the meds (feeling like > a druggie myself) except the different ones the rheumtoid doc gave me > to try (all nsaids and ultram).... he wanted me to see a different > neurologist and have a test done with him. he also wanted me to have > 101 blood test done......then it struck, my insurance ran out (i was > on medicaid after being fired from my job while pregnant) so i > stopped going to the doc and never had my test done......i survived, > got better and ended up back at work, got married, got insurance > through hubby......but never went back to the doctor since things > were fairly normal, the " flare up " was gone. > > i have had minor problems since then, usually rest and motrin help. I > learned to deal with it, i could not wear nice shoes, just clogs and > slippers, etc. i even had another baby girl in 2006. > > But i just had a baby 5 weeks ago (beautiful boy) and about 2 weeks > after i had him it hit, i have had severe foot pain again, even into > my ankles, i can barely walk sometimes, yet when i lay in bed they > hurt and drive me crazy. It is an awful aching feeling but has times > when it feels like someone is sticking needles into my joints. NOW my > hands have started, i have noticed over times my hands " weakening " > but not they are extremely sore, i cannot open most things with > out " my little helper " (jar opener thing) ... i have been soo stiff, > so tired, sooooo cranky and miserable. i have been mean to my family, > yelling at my kids, snapping at my husband who has tried so hard to > help me (cleaning, cooking etc)...i do not know what to do. i got a > reg doctor to see me in april (one my mom and sil goes to) but i have > no idea how to make it until then, i have been soo miserable i sit > and cry most days. I feel like i am neglecting the kids, i have > struggled just to keep them fed, diapered, and such lately. i called > the rheum doc but since it has been a over 4 and half years i would > need a referral to see him (not sure why but i think the office lady > was blowing me off)....i have thought about trying an urgent care or > something to see if they can refer me to someone but i am at my wits > end, i need help and have no idea where to get it fast. I am > emotionally drained and physically a mess. I am starting to get > scared of the joint damage and am i going to be able to keep caring > for my kids, will i be able to participate in their lives as they get > older if my joints are being ruined....i just do not know what to do > next.... > > Anyway, thanks for having me vent, thanks for having me in the group, > i hope to learn a lot of ways to deal with the changes happening to > me from the group > > > amber > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2008 Report Share Posted March 20, 2008 Hi Amber, I really feel for you. I'm so sorry your going through all this. The girls here are great though and they can suggest alot of things! I can suggest some natural things. I'm not sure if they will help you. They haven't helped me but everyone is different and they may.... ***I know it sounds weird but one of my clients did benefit from this, if you take a very small bowl or I use a tubberware lid. Break open 2 fish oil caps and a drop of pepermint oil. Massage it into your feet. (Now the women that this worked for suffered from Neruopathy** sorry terrible speller. Best places to rub that in are just above and the sides of the heels, and if your looking at the sole of your foot. In between your " pointer toe " and middle toe and rub down toward your heel. You'll feel the spot when you hit it it's like were your calous ends. Sorry very hard to explain. I would also try going to a doc ASAP. Don't make the mistake of waiting the pain will only get worse. Also its not great for you but in the mean time IB profen and tyneol PM keep me going. Aww God bless you hunny. and good luck with your little ones. --- In , " amber michelle " <ambermich@...> wrote: > > Hello, i am amber, 32 years old, momma of 5 kiddos and i work outside > the home as a nurse in a long term care facility. My kids are 12,6, > 4, 16 months and 5 WEEKS old......all very dear to me. I am married > to the love of my life donald. > > I have been very frustrated lately with the inablity to do things > that was so simple before. i feel like i am going insane lately and > neglecting the family i started looking for more information on the > internet and came upon this group...... anyway my story is such: > > a few years ago (about 5) i was pregnant with my first daughter (had > 2 boys before and no problems), while i was pregnant with her i > became very very sick, i actually LOST 50 pounds while pregnant and > was in bad shape. I had a crappy ob who thought as long as the baby > was ok it was ok for me to be that sick. While pregnant with her i > started having this awful foot pain, i complained about it, i got the > pregnant feet explaination, but it got worse, and worse...finally the > ob sent me to a orthopedic who checked me out (actually pretty well > even did an xray) and said there was nothing wrong with my bones he > suggest i see someone else, maybe a reg doc or go back to the ob for > a different referral ... i even ended up at the er one night in > misery, they pretty much thought i was a whining pregnant lady with > achey feet, told me to get good sneakers. The ob sent me to a reg doc > since he did not know what to do, the reg doc who checked my b12 and > ended up giving me b12 injections, In misery i tried any and every > doctor i could think of....i also tried a chiropractor who could not > do anything for me due to my insurance...but got me into physical > therapy to try to help with the pain since i was miserable. Meanwhile > i ended back at the er several times finally being referred to a > neurologist ...I went to the one they referred me to, all the > neurologist did was look me over once and gave me drugs, drugs and > more drugs....meanwhile i went to several podiatrist who all gave me > BS diagnosis .... the reg doc suggested i see a rheumatoid doc after > the b12 shots did not seem to make a difference. he set me up with > him. by the time i had taken tylenol 3 for pain but not else could be > given due to being pregnant. the rheum doc was very nice, asked lots > of question, actually touched my feet when he looked at them....some > of the other docs never even touched them. I had seen soo many > doctors who all brushed me off and acted like i was a whinny pregnant > lady or a drug seeking insane person....the rhuem doc started me on > several NSAIDS after i had the baby, i was also takign tegretol, > neurontin, percocet and anything else they gave me to try to stop the > pain.....nothing seemed to help. I gave up all the meds (feeling like > a druggie myself) except the different ones the rheumtoid doc gave me > to try (all nsaids and ultram).... he wanted me to see a different > neurologist and have a test done with him. he also wanted me to have > 101 blood test done......then it struck, my insurance ran out (i was > on medicaid after being fired from my job while pregnant) so i > stopped going to the doc and never had my test done......i survived, > got better and ended up back at work, got married, got insurance > through hubby......but never went back to the doctor since things > were fairly normal, the " flare up " was gone. > > i have had minor problems since then, usually rest and motrin help. I > learned to deal with it, i could not wear nice shoes, just clogs and > slippers, etc. i even had another baby girl in 2006. > > But i just had a baby 5 weeks ago (beautiful boy) and about 2 weeks > after i had him it hit, i have had severe foot pain again, even into > my ankles, i can barely walk sometimes, yet when i lay in bed they > hurt and drive me crazy. It is an awful aching feeling but has times > when it feels like someone is sticking needles into my joints. NOW my > hands have started, i have noticed over times my hands " weakening " > but not they are extremely sore, i cannot open most things with > out " my little helper " (jar opener thing) ... i have been soo stiff, > so tired, sooooo cranky and miserable. i have been mean to my family, > yelling at my kids, snapping at my husband who has tried so hard to > help me (cleaning, cooking etc)...i do not know what to do. i got a > reg doctor to see me in april (one my mom and sil goes to) but i have > no idea how to make it until then, i have been soo miserable i sit > and cry most days. I feel like i am neglecting the kids, i have > struggled just to keep them fed, diapered, and such lately. i called > the rheum doc but since it has been a over 4 and half years i would > need a referral to see him (not sure why but i think the office lady > was blowing me off)....i have thought about trying an urgent care or > something to see if they can refer me to someone but i am at my wits > end, i need help and have no idea where to get it fast. I am > emotionally drained and physically a mess. I am starting to get > scared of the joint damage and am i going to be able to keep caring > for my kids, will i be able to participate in their lives as they get > older if my joints are being ruined....i just do not know what to do > next.... > > Anyway, thanks for having me vent, thanks for having me in the group, > i hope to learn a lot of ways to deal with the changes happening to > me from the group > > > amber > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2008 Report Share Posted March 20, 2008 Hi Amber, Welcome to the group. I admire you working and taking care of 5 kids. You need to see a Rhu again. I know the amount of drugs seems excessive but each one can help a different area. I take so many meds I should own stock in CVS, hell, I should OWN CVS. It also sounds like you are depressed, not a diagnosis of course but a recognition of what you are feeling now. You know post-pardum depression is very common and adding all the other things you have going on it would be a miracle if you aren't depressed.I hope you find some relief soon. On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 12:10 PM, acon18 <acon18@...> wrote: > Hi Amber, > I really feel for you. I'm so sorry your going through all this. The > girls here are great though and they can suggest alot of things! I > can suggest some natural things. I'm not sure if they will help you. > They haven't helped me but everyone is different and they may.... > ***I know it sounds weird but one of my clients did benefit from > this, if you take a very small bowl or I use a tubberware lid. Break > open 2 fish oil caps and a drop of pepermint oil. Massage it into > your feet. (Now the women that this worked for suffered from > Neruopathy** sorry terrible speller. Best places to rub that in are > just above and the sides of the heels, and if your looking at the > sole of your foot. In between your " pointer toe " and middle toe and > rub down toward your heel. You'll feel the spot when you hit it it's > like were your calous ends. Sorry very hard to explain. I would also > try going to a doc ASAP. Don't make the mistake of waiting the pain > will only get worse. Also its not great for you but in the mean time > IB profen and tyneol PM keep me going. Aww God bless you hunny. and > good luck with your little ones. > > > > > > Hello, i am amber, 32 years old, momma of 5 kiddos and i work > outside > > the home as a nurse in a long term care facility. My kids are > 12,6, > > 4, 16 months and 5 WEEKS old......all very dear to me. I am > married > > to the love of my life donald. > > > > I have been very frustrated lately with the inablity to do things > > that was so simple before. i feel like i am going insane lately > and > > neglecting the family i started looking for more information on > the > > internet and came upon this group...... anyway my story is such: > > > > a few years ago (about 5) i was pregnant with my first daughter > (had > > 2 boys before and no problems), while i was pregnant with her i > > became very very sick, i actually LOST 50 pounds while pregnant > and > > was in bad shape. I had a crappy ob who thought as long as the > baby > > was ok it was ok for me to be that sick. While pregnant with her i > > started having this awful foot pain, i complained about it, i got > the > > pregnant feet explaination, but it got worse, and worse...finally > the > > ob sent me to a orthopedic who checked me out (actually pretty > well > > even did an xray) and said there was nothing wrong with my bones > he > > suggest i see someone else, maybe a reg doc or go back to the ob > for > > a different referral ... i even ended up at the er one night in > > misery, they pretty much thought i was a whining pregnant lady > with > > achey feet, told me to get good sneakers. The ob sent me to a reg > doc > > since he did not know what to do, the reg doc who checked my b12 > and > > ended up giving me b12 injections, In misery i tried any and every > > doctor i could think of....i also tried a chiropractor who could > not > > do anything for me due to my insurance...but got me into physical > > therapy to try to help with the pain since i was miserable. > Meanwhile > > i ended back at the er several times finally being referred to a > > neurologist ...I went to the one they referred me to, all the > > neurologist did was look me over once and gave me drugs, drugs and > > more drugs....meanwhile i went to several podiatrist who all gave > me > > BS diagnosis .... the reg doc suggested i see a rheumatoid doc > after > > the b12 shots did not seem to make a difference. he set me up with > > him. by the time i had taken tylenol 3 for pain but not else could > be > > given due to being pregnant. the rheum doc was very nice, asked > lots > > of question, actually touched my feet when he looked at > them....some > > of the other docs never even touched them. I had seen soo many > > doctors who all brushed me off and acted like i was a whinny > pregnant > > lady or a drug seeking insane person....the rhuem doc started me > on > > several NSAIDS after i had the baby, i was also takign tegretol, > > neurontin, percocet and anything else they gave me to try to stop > the > > pain.....nothing seemed to help. I gave up all the meds (feeling > like > > a druggie myself) except the different ones the rheumtoid doc gave > me > > to try (all nsaids and ultram).... he wanted me to see a different > > neurologist and have a test done with him. he also wanted me to > have > > 101 blood test done......then it struck, my insurance ran out (i > was > > on medicaid after being fired from my job while pregnant) so i > > stopped going to the doc and never had my test done......i > survived, > > got better and ended up back at work, got married, got insurance > > through hubby......but never went back to the doctor since things > > were fairly normal, the " flare up " was gone. > > > > i have had minor problems since then, usually rest and motrin > help. I > > learned to deal with it, i could not wear nice shoes, just clogs > and > > slippers, etc. i even had another baby girl in 2006. > > > > But i just had a baby 5 weeks ago (beautiful boy) and about 2 > weeks > > after i had him it hit, i have had severe foot pain again, even > into > > my ankles, i can barely walk sometimes, yet when i lay in bed they > > hurt and drive me crazy. It is an awful aching feeling but has > times > > when it feels like someone is sticking needles into my joints. NOW > my > > hands have started, i have noticed over times my hands " weakening " > > but not they are extremely sore, i cannot open most things with > > out " my little helper " (jar opener thing) ... i have been soo > stiff, > > so tired, sooooo cranky and miserable. i have been mean to my > family, > > yelling at my kids, snapping at my husband who has tried so hard > to > > help me (cleaning, cooking etc)...i do not know what to do. i got > a > > reg doctor to see me in april (one my mom and sil goes to) but i > have > > no idea how to make it until then, i have been soo miserable i sit > > and cry most days. I feel like i am neglecting the kids, i have > > struggled just to keep them fed, diapered, and such lately. i > called > > the rheum doc but since it has been a over 4 and half years i > would > > need a referral to see him (not sure why but i think the office > lady > > was blowing me off)....i have thought about trying an urgent care > or > > something to see if they can refer me to someone but i am at my > wits > > end, i need help and have no idea where to get it fast. I am > > emotionally drained and physically a mess. I am starting to get > > scared of the joint damage and am i going to be able to keep > caring > > for my kids, will i be able to participate in their lives as they > get > > older if my joints are being ruined....i just do not know what to > do > > next.... > > > > Anyway, thanks for having me vent, thanks for having me in the > group, > > i hope to learn a lot of ways to deal with the changes happening > to > > me from the group > > > > > > amber > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2008 Report Share Posted March 20, 2008 Will your insurance accept a referral from your OB since that has been your main doctor for the last several months. lb ambermich@... wrote: I have been taking Motrin 800 mgs 3 to 4 times a day, and naprosen 440 mgs 3 times a day and when I HAVE to do something I have been using the percocet my OB gave me for incision pain (I am almost out of that script).....I know it is too much (after all I am a nurse) but I am desperate to make it through the day so the kids can get fed, changed and we can maintain. I really want to go back to the rheum doc I saw before since he already tried a bunch of meds on me, has some of my preliminary blood work, etc.....even though it is 4.5 years old.....I am not sure how to get referred back to him since I do not have a family doctor, I am back to being frustrated and miserable, that same insane feeling I had 4.5 years ago. Today is not a good day, I was up all night with my feet, aching, stabbing, miserable. I hoped it would feel better after my morning doses of Motrin and naprosen but so far it has not. I have a Easter party my 6 year old son is dying for me to attend at his school, I cannot let him down but I hate to think of putting on shoes and walking down the hall of the school today..... again thanks for listening to me vent amber **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030\ 000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2008 Report Share Posted March 21, 2008 Hi Amber. I also find that holding something warm makes my hands more comfortable so soak your feet when you can. Sorry its been so hard. It took several years for my docs to refer me to a rheumatologist. Perhaps your regular doctor could call in something stronger for your pain. Forgive me if this is old info for you. I also read that estrogen has an anti-inflammatory affect. Perhaps that has something to do with your flare-ups during pregnancy. Who knows. I hope you feel better soon. ez > > Hello, i am amber, 32 years old, momma of 5 kiddos and i work outside > the home as a nurse in a long term care facility. My kids are 12,6, > 4, 16 months and 5 WEEKS old...... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2008 Report Share Posted March 21, 2008 my problem is I do not have a regular doctor, I set up an appt to see one and get established but that is in april.....I normally do not go to the doctors, I have only had the one other bad episode of this and I had been able to deal with the minor problems without a doctor.....so u know when u are not an established patient no one wants to be bothered with you....... **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030\ 000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2008 Report Share Posted March 21, 2008 WELCOME! do you have ra or other illness? i have ra,im 38 years young & have been sick since i was 5 yrs.old.HANG in there,i know it can b very FRUSTRATING cuz i still have my moments.anyway you have a new baby & try to b STRONG for his or her sake.i to have a daughter,Alyssa shes 11yrs.old but when she was a baby it was sooo HARD but EVERYTHING I DID,I DID CUZ OF HER!! I HOPE you find a dr.so you can FEEL better SOON..god bless,MelyndaGamez 3/21/08 3:10p.m. Re: [ ] Re: new here, frustrated, feeling insane with a new baby my problem is I do not have a regular doctor, I set up an appt to see one and get established but that is in april.....I normally do not go to the doctors, I have only had the one other bad episode of this and I had been able to deal with the minor problems without a doctor.....so u know when u are not an established patient no one wants to be bothered with you....... **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030\ 000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2008 Report Share Posted March 22, 2008 I was " almost " diagnosed with RA last time I had this much problems but the cash flow/insurance ran out before all the test were done. I am not making that mistake again. I know I must be thankful for my kids since they are the only reason I attempt to get out of bed most days, without them I do not think I would bother. It is easier to get moving when u have someone to move for !! amber **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030\ 000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2008 Report Share Posted March 22, 2008 hi amber, i can sooo relate to your situation.you are right,if it was not for my lil girl,i would just give up!!! i get out of bed for her everyday,PAIN OR NO PAIN!!!the things we do for LOVE!! god bless,melynda Re: [ ] Re: new here, frustrated, feeling insane with a new baby I was " almost " diagnosed with RA last time I had this much problems but the cash flow/insurance ran out before all the test were done. I am not making that mistake again. I know I must be thankful for my kids since they are the only reason I attempt to get out of bed most days, without them I do not think I would bother. It is easier to get moving when u have someone to move for !! amber **************Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15?ncid=aolhom00030\ 000000001) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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