Re: improvements are holding>Marg

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Marg,

Thank you for your sweetness. I don't want to see you suffer with

pain. Does the doctor not take care of your pain? We all have a love

for each other in this group. If not all, most of us. I think we can

all be commended for the love and help that we show and give. Please

do not suffer with pain. Tell your doctor soon because there are

medicines out there that can and will help you. You have not been in

this group long but already you are a blessing to us.

With lots of love and gentle hugs,

Belinda

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> Aletta

> I`m so happy the buscopan is making life easier and less painful

for you.Hope it continues to help .The postings this weekend have

been so full of our fellow sufferers and caregivers struggles with

life -I felt so sad but also so overwhelmed at the strength of the

women in this group,Vera , Belinda ,Deborah and all you ladies,you

are all so courageous and it`s been a real blessing to me to know

you continue to love life and can get through this horrible

illness.I`m struggling with the pain - no relief and it`s over a year

now, my other symptoms I can manage but the pain is so intense it

scares me but you all give me hope that I too can carry on .Thanks

and Love

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> Marg Manson

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> to the wind and took the buscopan on waking. Then

> watched the Monaco GP. for the first time in many years I could

enjoy the

> bright scarlet of the Ferrari. Perhaps the dilation of the pupils

> associated with Hyocsine are giving me back some of the ability to

see the

> colours as they are meant to be seen. Blurriness is unchanged and

> focusing/depth of vision is no better. I'm looking forward to

painting

> later today. The ones I did paint look very different from the last

time I

> looked at them. The vertigo is still at bay. I can do some of my

dance

> exercises standing up without pitching over, walking is better too

(clumsy

> feet still botch it up and I still get waves of woozy - OH is the

> same). The ringing in my ears is faint and I can enjoy sound as

well as

> silence. I fell asleep last night without needing the TV on. My

heart

> pounds a bit heavily (but doc says my heart can take it, it's a

healthy

> heart). Apparently it is also available in a twelve hour patch. I

am

> smoking far less, perhps because life is just more enjoyable and I

need

> less distraction. I did quite a bit of searching on the net about

this and

> other than the purists considering it a narcotic/abuse issue I see

no

> downside. I have enough to last me till Wednesday. Hopefully the

> work-action by doctors will not prevent me getting a refill -

stupid

> government has made it an offence to give out refills without an

office

> visit. One more benefit, the gut wrenching cramps usually

associated with

> BM are far less, I could actually not lie down for a half hour

after

> waiting for the pain to die down. I'm just happy I can reach and

stretch

> my arms over my head while standing and not fall over and feel

sick, wow.

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> aletta mes

> vancouver, bc Canada

> web: http://aletta.0catch.com

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