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Sher, Thanks for the reminder of Miralax. I was on that for quite a while

after the transplant. For no I intend to just try using Benefiber, which is

what the gastro doctor recommended when I had all those problems around

Christmas time. Originally I was not looking forward to having an Epidural

tomorrow but after being on the 9th day of this severe pain I am ready to go

have the Epidural done tomorrow morning. I pray that it will help and trust all

you friends will keep me in your prayers also. I want to get better for my own

benefit as well as to get better to encourage those of you who are willing to

have a transplant. It is a miracle.

Love and Aloha,

Judy (OHIO) IPF 11/06 TX 8/07 pain since 27Jun09

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> Judy...taking pain pills seems to always cause constipation. Take Miralax.

It's OTC (didn't used to be) and works like a charm!

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> MamaSher; 70, IPF 3-06, OR.

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> Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

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> I noticed the post deleted my cinci.rr.com address for my cbay email so

thought I would try this again.

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> It's time for my pain medicine so I must go take it since just 10 min. in my

desk chair (which is normally a comfortable postrepedic chair) is too painful.

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> When my brother saw the photo I sent him from my MRI this week he replied

" Wow, is that your spine or a train crash " . He told me to just take Morphine

sulfite and stool softeners. Before he saw that photo he had always told me to

drink . (I don't drink). I only drank an occassional glass of wine before

my transplant; and now with all my meds I don't even do that and don't even

drink a soda very often. Water is my favorite drink.

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> My brother has had 3 back surgeries and is still on pain meds since. I think

riding his Harley, his boat speedboat or his snow mobile helps him forget any

back pain he has, especially if he has had .

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