Well after weeks and weeks of trying to battle onwards and upwards and really trying to make a big effort not to keep complaining about this hurting and that aching etc. I gave in!
This morning I called my wonderful GP and spoke over the phone regarding my Fibromyalgia, also I suffer from Crohns/Ulcerative Colitis plus depression, anxiety and all that goes with those problems. The pain from my fibromyalgia is getting worse I explained to the doctor. He was very good. He said he understood and asked me what I wanted.
I said anything to take this pain away for enough hours for me to sleep.
I came away with a huge bottle of OralMorph, even though I already take Shortex which is morphine in tablet form.
Fingers crossed for a good nights sleep please I pray tonight
Lots of pain 18 out of 18 points now !!
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Sorry to hear you are feeling so rubbish. I've had a bad flare this week and seem to have done nothing but moan about my various aches and pains! And have very reluctantly taken 4 days off work.
Here's hoping you have a good nights sleep. Take care xxx
I'm not sure myself yet I'm newish to all this. I was relatively okay on Saturday but by Sunday afternoon I could barely move! I managed to drag myself into work on Monday but by Tuesday I gave up. The pain, everywhere, and the fatigue was just overwhelming! Just starting to feel a little better-the pain is bearable, just, and the fatigue has eased. I think maybe I overdid it a little on Fri/Sat, and I'm paying for it bigtime now!
I think the common theme I seem to be hearing is pace yourself but I'm finding that really hard as I have always been really active and have a young family and no partner and work 5 days.
I gave up work in February or should I say work gave me up!
My manager explained to me it was too dangerous for me to continue working there as many steps and heavy fire doors to get through. Gutted loss of earnings because of all this damn pain
I am still in work but hanging on by a thread I think, especially as I've just had a few days off. Don't know what's going to happen. The uncertainty is the worst bit, but I am really worried about the financial aspect as well as I don't know how I will manage if I can't work.
I am so sorry to read that you are struggling and suffering in this way, and I genuinely hope that the Oralmorph works really well for you. It is good to hear my friend.
Hi, hope the new medication works for you soon. My dr won't give me anything more than codydramol/tramadol or co-codamal which don't work for me . I just wish for a good night sleep. Let us know if the oral morphine works, fingers crossed for you. Hugs xxx
My prayers are with the, I understand what u are going through and not getting sleep plays a big role on your pain. I have been using Dr Teals soothe & sleep soaking solution and it help some with all my other medications n I also put aches + pain foaming bath in my tub at night. I am trying everything I can think of to help with my chronic pain.
I too use Baby Johnsons baby bath helps a bit, then cover myself in Johnsons baby powder, have hot milky chocolate before bed, take my pills, which are another 7 and then read until really sleepy.
I have started to turn off the internet at night and it seems to be working?!??
I know where ur coming from and I know sometimes nothing seems to help n the pain is way out of control. Sometimes I want my legs or back massage but u can't be touch because my hair on my legs n arms hurt n no relief in sight. Some nights u just pray Lord please knock me out and let me sleep for a little while.
Then u have to go to work with pain n little sleep, my pain makes me crippled n I can't hardly walk so I fall more know I have blepharospasm. So I really know what ur going through so I will keep praying for you.
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