Update on trapped

[Smurff]

Well folks next chapter , firstly thank you all for your concerns and ideas wow so glad I found this site ,

It's now 7.30 am and yup been up all night in fact talking all night at the nurses station , Obviously in increments of rocking back n forth and walking round the ward , trying to explain what it was like , unfortunately you can't as we all know , if I'm asked one more time if I want a paracetamol ! I won't be responsible for my actions !

It's bad enough having an episode at home when your pacing round your home in the early hours , but when your in a place that should be helping and comforting you plus your Obviously in because of an illness, well ?

I'm waiting for the consultant to come round and armed with all the information you have all contributed have a good talk

Incidently the hospital pharmacy always sends a pharmacist to the wards and asks you what meds your on , surely they should have picked up on something my only dread is if the hospital has been in touch with my pharmacy to reduce the meds in my doset box , I may have another fight there , will keep you all updated,

Once again thank you all so much I really am so grateful

[Madlegs1]

Stay strong.When will we see you on the TV ?

[LotteM]

Thanks for the update. Don't give up.

When we finally succeed in getting RLS taught at medschool and training of nurses, the main/first issue must be recognition of the severity of RLS. It almost exclusively gets described as "benign". It is not. Not at all.

[Freegaza786]

Smurff sending lots of sympathy.

Have you got in touch with PALS like Pippins2 advised. I’ve been reading up about them, and they are really a good service to advocate your concerns to the hospital. Really good. Consider it.

Keep us posted. Your experience has been playing up mind.

Stay strong!