Guest guest Posted February 9, 2008 Report Share Posted February 9, 2008 Yayyy Bonnie! Wow you sound so strong, you are an inspiration! What you endured must have been so rough, with detoxing and all. I've heard that can be pretty brutal. Your email is such an inspiration and brings a lot of hope to many! Thank you for sharing! Hugs, Melody Kate Court wrote: > After 19 months of a total " fcuk up' of misdiagnosis I got my FMS label. > The Dr put me on a whole bunch of new stuff " guaratanteed to make > me feel better. After 3 days my BP hit 50/30 and I hit the floor, obviously no one is supposed to have blood pressure that low so my body went into cardiac shut down to preserve the heart. > > I got a friend to race me to the GP who I had never met and I went over everything I was on and having taken it by " the book " I was told I could not get addicted nor would I have any major side effects. WRONG SO SO WRONG. > > Well having your heart go into shut down is a major side effect to me so, I DID IT, I took myself off all the crappy pain killer, valiums. lamactil, Endep, Indocid and on and on and on. I went no more part in this, I can't do this at all. > > After 3 days of detox hell, which they swear could not happen since I wasn't on enough to have one, I am finally free, I got book called " new Hope with FMS " and it explains how each med works and why mixing them together is such a bad idea. > > So I substituted all the prescription meds with natural remedies, making sure I didn't make it worse and I don't care what anyone says I just did " DETOX " and it hurt like hell. > > The good news is that despite not being able to sleep I have however managed to control my pain using natural patrapathic remedies (the book explains which ones and why), I don;t need scripts (so I don't need Dr's) and more importantly I now OWN my FMS it does not own ME. > > I am still in pain and my world still feels like crap but golly I am not addicited to anything and I was strong and stubborn enough to say, I am going to be the 25% that can make it through this without going mental. > > Although the Dog does have to go, which I hate but it has to happen so tears and tantrums but I am writing the letter back to his rental firm, no dog means no problems in the street, well I hope not, > > But I did it, I did it, I thought I would go mad or kill myself coming off these drugs it hurt so much but I am off them now and never again will I let a DR tell me they KNOW what they are doing. > > > My body my decision > Hugs > Bonnie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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