& does trazodone help or hurt Fibro?TRAZADONE can cause permanant impotance chazzzzzzzism

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To: Fibromyalgia_Support_Group@...: chazwilding@...:

Fri, 4 Jan 2008 16:27:08 -0800Subject: Re: A day w/out a single symptom of

FM ! WOW !!! & does trazodone help or hurt Fibro?????

This is what I've been wanting to hear. We are so happy for you! Babs has some

better days too. My credo is that whatever you focus on in life, that is what

grows. So if you focus on the good days, the times when the pain is less, that

is what expands. I know I'm on the Pollyanna side but this is the law of

attraction that the Secret and others are making so much money from these days.

Anyway, again, we are so pleased for you and so grateful to hear some

unadulterated good news. Good news for us. The move is being pushed back a few

days so we are not so overwhelmed. Babs and I can do some normal things over the

weekend. We have a friend helping us and she has some Parkinson's so she really

gets how much pain Babs is in. She insists that Babs sit " like a princess " while

she bring her stuff for her to view and to say if it should be packed, sold,

given to Salvation Army and such or thrown out. Babs wrote comedy as a

screenwriter in Hollywood and is hysterically funny so she entertains us all.

Humor is her greatest pain reliever I believe, along with our outstanding dogs

and our huge cat. Does trazodone help or hurt Fibro? I'm so grateful to those of

you who have welcomed us and written to us. Please tell us anything positive or

anything hopeful. I could not empathize more but the stories of terrible pain

and nothing working really just discourage us at a time when we are moving and

doing our best to stay upbeat. Babs says to tell you all to watch as many funny

movies as you can and read as much funny stuff and to find as many creative

outlets as you can, knowing you all probably do this already. There's an old

book by Norman Cousins about how he cured himself of a terrible illness with

laughter which includes marvelous stories, one being about how Pablo Cassals,

the great musician, would get up hunched over in great pain from arthritis and

would play the piano exuberantly and then rise standing straighter and with

dignity. Please don't flame Babs or me for thinking you all don't do this

already and don't get how much pain you are all in. Believe me, we know. We

really do. We are just sharing what is helping B manage the pain and the stress

of moving. Bless you all. You are all in our thoughts and our prayers. Babs has

not written in a long while but she did write something about mental health for

some friends and students of hers who were really struggling. She is writing as

much as possible now because she finds that she literally leaves her body behind

when she is being so creative and funny and feels invincible and proud when she

finishes a new piece or chapter or whatever, as the kids say. Charliejohn

honeycutt wrote: WOW indeed. After a good nights

sleep w/lots a dreams I awoke feeling great and haven't had any pain today nor

stiffness.

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What brought this on? I don't think that is appropriate to put in an e-mail, no

matter what the reason, particularly to a group of people who on a group to

console, comfort and validate one another.

Marti

john honeycutt wrote:

if you have one prick.......goodbye group my antisocial disorder has taken over

To: Fibromyalgia_Support_Group@...: chazwilding@...:

Fri, 4 Jan 2008 16:27:08 -0800Subject: Re: A day w/out a single symptom of

FM ! WOW !!! & does trazodone help or hurt Fibro?????

This is what I've been wanting to hear. We are so happy for you! Babs has some

better days too. My credo is that whatever you focus on in life, that is what

grows. So if you focus on the good days, the times when the pain is less, that

is what expands. I know I'm on the Pollyanna side but this is the law of

attraction that the Secret and others are making so much money from these days.

Anyway, again, we are so pleased for you and so grateful to hear some

unadulterated good news. Good news for us. The move is being pushed back a few

days so we are not so overwhelmed. Babs and I can do some normal things over the

weekend. We have a friend helping us and she has some Parkinson's so she really

gets how much pain Babs is in. She insists that Babs sit " like a princess " while

she bring her stuff for her to view and to say if it should be packed, sold,

given to Salvation Army and such or thrown out. Babs wrote comedy as a

screenwriter in Hollywood and is hysterically funny so she

entertains us all. Humor is her greatest pain reliever I believe, along with

our outstanding dogs and our huge cat. Does trazodone help or hurt Fibro? I'm so

grateful to those of you who have welcomed us and written to us. Please tell us

anything positive or anything hopeful. I could not empathize more but the

stories of terrible pain and nothing working really just discourage us at a time

when we are moving and doing our best to stay upbeat. Babs says to tell you all

to watch as many funny movies as you can and read as much funny stuff and to

find as many creative outlets as you can, knowing you all probably do this

already. There's an old book by Norman Cousins about how he cured himself of a

terrible illness with laughter which includes marvelous stories, one being about

how Pablo Cassals, the great musician, would get up hunched over in great pain

from arthritis and would play the piano exuberantly and then rise standing

straighter and with dignity. Please don't flame

Babs or me for thinking you all don't do this already and don't get how much

pain you are all in. Believe me, we know. We really do. We are just sharing what

is helping B manage the pain and the stress of moving. Bless you all. You are

all in our thoughts and our prayers. Babs has not written in a long while but

she did write something about mental health for some friends and students of

hers who were really struggling. She is writing as much as possible now because

she finds that she literally leaves her body behind when she is being so

creative and funny and feels invincible and proud when she finishes a new piece

or chapter or whatever, as the kids say. Charliejohn honeycutt wrote: WOW

indeed. After a good nights sleep w/lots a dreams I awoke feeling great and

haven't had any pain today nor stiffness.

..........__________________________________________________________Get the

power of Windows + Web with the new Windows

Live.http://www.windowslive.com?ocid=TXT_TAGHM_Wave2_powerofwindows_012008[Non-t\

ext portions of this message have been

removed]---------------------------------Be a better friend, newshound, and

know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.[Non-text portions of this message

have been removed]

_________________________________________________________________

Put your friends on the big screen with Windows Vista® + Windows Live™.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/shop/specialoffers.mspx?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_CPC_Medi\

aCtr_bigscreen_012008