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Hi Jeanne,
Awesome that you are having such relief from all the fun pain. I tried Lyrica
- it did nothing for me - again, we are all different, but I am going to ask my
doctor about the Tramadol. Yep, it would be worth adding yet another drug to
my current cocktail if it help
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ;
TMIC<mailto:tmic-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 9:03 AM
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Too Cold
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Hi, Jeanne,
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Hi, Jeanne,
I am currently on 300 mg a day of Lyrica. I find that I am very stiff
with pain late night and early morning, especially when turning in bed. I
think I may ask my neur. about Tramadol to add and see if that helps. Thanks
for the information.
Va
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Are you taking Tramadol and Cymbalta?
Jude
I take both in the AM along with the Lyrica 75mg. plus one Tramadol at noon.
Then at night before I go to bed I take another Lyrica, Klonazepam 1mg (for
Restless Leg Syndrome), Toprol for my heart and a baby aspirin. I can take
more
d humidity above 70% - the barometric
pressure changes really do me in.
Candy K.
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From: "jrushton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "rj rankin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "TMIC"
Sent: Thursday, December 4, 2008 4:25:17 AM (GMT-0500) A
Hi, Randy,
I've been taking Lyrica and Lexapro for quite awhile but just changed over to
Cymbalta from the Lexapro and added Tramadol for pain and I can't tell you how
much I've improved! I experimented with the timing on taking the Tramadol and
only take two a day. You can take 1-2 up to 4 t
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like acid on my skin
These words are excite as it really feels.
Todd in CC, TX
Todd, those were the exact words I've used, also! The 'band' around my
chest is like a piece of metal being squeezed tighter and tighter. I do have
to say the new med
How about a good old Dutch ice cold beer? I'm not much of a drinker so one
would put me right under the table!!
Jeanne
Ha! I knew you would recommend something like that. When I wrote to Jude I
suggested scotch or red wine. Also told her that probably the only doctor who
would
approve was our own Dr. Phran3que.
Gilly...
Dear Jude,
my temperature system is cattywhompus too. my left side ( hand,
Nov 2008 01:39:49 -0500To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[TMIC] Too Cold
Hi All,
Is anyone else out there suffering from that bone-chilling cold that settles
deeply into your bones and nothing you do helps to warm you up?
I began to get cold earlier in the evening and have had Dave put mega blankets
er 01, 2008 6:58 AM
To: jrushton; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; TMIC
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Too Cold
> I also will ask her about "cattywhompus". Is this a disease that >
medicine can fix or do I have to go to Frank for the "cure" for it? I'm >
not too sure about going to him...
> I also will ask her about "cattywhompus". Is this a disease that > medicine
> can fix or do I have to go to Frank for the "cure" for it? I'm > not too
> sure about going to him...
Dear Jude,
my temperature system is cattywhompus too. my left side ( hand, arm, thorax,
leg and foot) go
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Jeanne, How wonderful not only that thankfully you have found something that
helps you, but that you may be helping others whose doctors haven't connected
with this medicine. I just wanted to ask if the pain you were experiencing is
the same as my Jim has had for ages. He says
08 1:26 PM
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Too Cold
That is a good way to describe our body "thermostats" and I even looked up
the definition online and Urban Dictionary says:
Cattywhompus: Off kilter, off, disorderly; not quite right, bizarre
It is quite uncomfortable to have the cold
the bones
(even when the air temperature isn't all that cold) and a bunch of blankets
doesn't seem to help.
Gary in Michigan
:
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From: Jan Hargrove
To: jrushton ; tmic-list
Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2008 1
en the air temperature isn't all that cold) and a bunch of blankets doesn't
seem to help.
Gary in Michigan
:
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From: Jan Hargrove
To: jrushton ; tmic-list
Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2008 10:44 AM
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Too Cold
Bel
In response to our Jude's note:
I'll have to speak to my doctor about Lyrica...I tried it once before and
didn't have very good luck with it. I can't recall exactly but I think that it
made me hurt more than usual.
I also will ask her about "cattywhompus". Is this a disease that medicine can
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CATTYWOMPUSS IS A GOOD ONE! HOPE YOU FEEL BETTER
HUN!!
TIAD PAM!!!
I am feeling better! For the first time since the onset of TM, I am feeling
less pain than I ever have! The
Below, in the note from Jeanne, is the PERFECT definition of how our systems
work!! Thanks for
the best way to describe our life with TM, Jeanne! janh
j--- On Sat, 11/29/08, jrushton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think with the TM, our built-in thermostats are completely cattywhompus
to me... "Your heart's desire dwells
here--this is where you belong"
--- On Sat, 11/29/08, Sandy Heidel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Sandy Heidel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Too Cold
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], tmic-list@eskimo.com
Date: Saturday, November 2
In response to another clever, funny one:
Randy n bama. Where some local deer or no my belly
Thank you, both of you! Laughter is the very best healer!!! Jeanne
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Sandy in chilly Wisconsin where thankfully all the deer are now in the freezer.
You are so funny! Thank you for the giggle!! Jeanne
I've had it since the onset, dear one. The only thing that has really helped
it has been the Lyrica. I know we've talked about Lyrica off and on several
times but about 30 mins. after taking it I begin to feel warmth from my 'band'
on down. It doesn't last a long time but it has helped for t
I, too, have ice cold hands now. To warm them I put on a pair of
thumbless mittens (filled with buckwheat seeds) that are warmed in the
microwave. http://www.bucky.com/
Alton
on "manual" now and I have to keep track of it both in
summer and winter.
Sandy in chilly Wisconsin where thankfully all the deer are now in the freezer.
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From: Sharon M
To: tmic-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 12:38 PM
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From: Sharon M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2008 10:38:30
To:
Subject: [TMIC] Too Cold
I, too, have the temp issues.� I don't know if that's TM or MS, as MS has temp
control problems too.� With MS it is usually hea
sed.
The cold just stiffens up all the muscles etc and don't go too far during
coldest days.
In summer I'm like Barney, temp around mid 70's is the best.
Heather in Calgary
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From: Jan Hargrove
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Sent: Saturd
I, too, have the temp issues. I don't know if that's TM or MS, as MS has temp
control problems too. With MS it is usually heat issues.
When I get cold it takes forever to warm up again! At night I have a have a
hard time getting the right blankets. If my legs get too hot they will ache and
i
tcher (NY80)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 12:25:23 PM (GMT-0500) America/New_York
Subject: RE: [TMIC] Too Cold
Hi Jude – I am always cold. But in the summer here in NY the heat gets to me –
my comfort zone see
m
Subject: [TMIC] Too Cold
Hi All,
Is anyone else out there suffering from that bone-chilling cold that
settles deeply into your bones and nothing you do helps to warm you up?
I began to get cold earlier in the evening and have had Dave put mega
blankets on me until they are so heavy I c
I don't have the temp. control issue but I wonder if taking capsaicin
capsules might help those who do warm up from the inside I understand
you need to build up your dosage if you try it.
Mindy the Artist
On Nov 29, 2008, at 11:05 AM, Jan Hargrove wrote:
Jude,
Temperature control is the
Jude,
Temperature control is the only thing that my doc said would not return!...
that said, I have found that silk underwear is the best thing to help.Silk
is nice to your skin and light weight, so you need fewer heavy blankets!!
I get my silks from Winter Silks, which has a 20% off
Hi All,
Is anyone else out there suffering from that bone-chilling cold that settles
deeply into your bones and nothing you do helps to warm you up?
I began to get cold earlier in the evening and have had Dave put mega
blankets on me until they are so heavy I can barely lift them.
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