Re: Another new member/Pam

[Guest guest]

Thanks Katy. I don't have many family or friends, and they simply can't

grasp what this is like. I also have sciatica, and am waiting for the

results of my celiac disease test. Boy, would I like to be somebody else!

Pam

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam and welcome. You are in the right place. I also suffer from multiple

medical issues. I also deal with pain daily. It has been more years than I can

remember.

I suffered with carpel tunnel for over 10 years before I could get the surgery.

Then developed arthritis in my neck a few years later. That was over 13 years

ago.

this group has been a wonderful support. Hope to hear more from you. May you

have a less painful day.

Tami

>

> I don't personally know anyone else who is suffering like I am, and am hoping

to find some kindred spirits here on this list.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Tami. I wish I knew what a pain-free day was like.

Bet I've got lots of company on that one!

Pam

A wrote:

> Hi Pam and welcome. May

> you have a less painful day.

> Tami

>

[Guest guest]

pain free? as in not feeling any pain anywhere? omg if only lol although summer

does seem to make me feel better so the seasons play in to it alot and stress

and countless other reasons

 

[Guest guest]

I envy you. No season makes me feel any better. In particular, summer's

humidity makes me feel even worse.

I really like autumn, except when my fibro decides to flare up because of the

change in seasons. My doctor said she'd like to prescribe all her fibro

patients a move to AZ, but so far she hasn't found any insurance company that

will cover it.

Pam

> pain free? as in not feeling any pain anywhere? omg if only lol although

summer does seem to make me feel better so the seasons play in to it a lot and

stress and countless other reasons.

[Guest guest]

Pam Spacek wrote:

> I really like autumn, except when my fibro decides to flare up because of the

change in seasons. My doctor said she'd like to prescribe all her fibro

patients a move to AZ, but so far she hasn't found any insurance company that

will cover it.

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Agh! Moving to Arizona would kill me in a nanosecond. There's a point

when " it's a dry heat " no longer means a thing. Arizona gets hot,

really hot! I would be indoors or in an air conditioned car for months

on end.

I can handle 30 below no problem, because I know how to dress for it.

But, when it's hot enough out to make the pavement melt - forget it. :-)

Lyndi

(I don't like hot and humid either :-)