bad to have to go through all of that, huh?
Stacy
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. I only take anacin when I get a headache, I have not had anything take
away the pain for all these years.
Ken
Yes, Ken...but how do you manage to get through the long days and nights? I
am really serious. I'd like to be able to go without all of the medications
I take, but the pain
Hi Ken,
My legs and feet swell and turn dark purple when they are in a downward
position, but all the tests have come back negative for circulatory problems,
even though they sometimes become icy cold to the touch.
My new doctor is trying to handle one symptom at a time, then well look
My legs and feet swell and turn dark purple when they are in a downward
position, but all the tests have come back negative for circulatory
problems,
even though they sometimes become icy cold to the touch.\
Hi,
It's very simple if you think back to med school:
Circulation in the
spreadsheet and graph where I tracked my progress if anyone is
interested.Cody in Austin
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, March 14, 2007 12:29 AM
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Hi Bernie
I am C7 and have normal feelings from just above the upper shoulder
blade, but the burning stinging pain is from there down, with my feet
and lower legs
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Completely upside down? - I'll try the pillows first
this website gives a
lifeline.
Candy K.
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I just purchased a HoMedics AntiGravity Recliner with Message and Heat.
Aren't they wonderful??
I bought mine several years ago- very plain- no heat, no vibration. cost $100,
approx.
With the money I saved, I can hire attractive young nursing students to massage
my body, and pass me tall
/handling is added
with any eby item but you still can save $50 to $150.
Hope you are able to get one of the chairs. They are great.
Candy K.
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I just purchased a HoMedics AntiGravity Recliner
Hi Ken,
My left hand and right calf and ankle (which were the limbs worst affected
by TM) have been a little swollen ever since onset -- no idea why.
Barbara H.
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Hi Ken,
My left hand and right calf and ankle (which were the limbs worst
affected by TM) have been a little swollen ever since onset -- no idea
why.
Barbara
Ken,
I get swelling of my left leg- the leg most affected neurologically. the only
thing is to get my feet above my heart. I use an inversion apparatus to flip
up and hand by my ankles. It also helps my low back!
lying down on your back with tw pillows under your calves woorks too.
hope
Thanks Frank how long do you hold this pose?
BERNARD BUTCHER
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Ken,
I get swelling of my left leg
I hang my ankles 30 minutes, twice a day.
my legs/ ankles are locked into a foam filled ankle cuff
Cumfy!
f
Completely upside down? - I'll try the pillows first.
BERNARD BUTCHER
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Completely upside down? - I'll try the pillows first.
BERNARD BUTCHER
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Completely upside down? - I'll try the pillows first.
Completely upside down. I strap my ankles in lie back- the bed is horizontal
at this point, but when I move my arms over my head, It swings vertical, me
hanging.
Feels great
F
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Completely upside down? - I'll try the pillows first.
Completely upside down. I strap my ankles in lie back- the bed is
horizontal at this point, but when I move my arms over my head, It swings
vertical, me hanging.
Feels great
F
. Just hope I can hang in there for awhile longer.
Ken in rain soaked Central Tx.
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Hi Ken,
My left hand and right calf and ankle (which were the limbs worst
Hi Kevin,
I have had TM since 1981 and in that timeI haven't had a dozen days without pain. Sometimes days it gets hard to bear, but I gave up the so called pain relievers, all I take now is a couple of anacin for headaches.My pain is from the waist, where I still have banding , to my feet. All
I guess it depends on which nerves were affected. Just like some have
paralysis and others don't, some have the burning/freezing feeling and some
don't.
Barbara H.
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What's hard for me to understand is that I have pain in places that are
also numb. One doctor called it similar to 'missing limb' syndrome,
where people who have lost limbs still feel pain in those limbs.
Kevin
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I am always surprised and admittably envious to
Envious? You're envious of people that are in pain?
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I am always surprised and admittably envious to hear of a TMer who does have
pain. I always ask myself how this is can be possible. I know we are all
different, but this is one difference I really don't
I had a lot of pain the first 4 months. I just wanted to die so the
pain would stop. I was getting morphine injects and taking a pain
cocktail. Around the 5th month I wasn't feeling the pain the same
way. I remember telling the doctors that I didn't think I needed the
pain cocktail because I
I am always surprised and admittably envious to hear of a TMer who does have
pain.
Patty,
You want to switch symptoms?
Any Time, my dear!!
I have central pain from my shoulders down- no part untouched!
F
James Bray wrote:
It is just *perceived* to be in the leg, because the spinal nerves
damaged are the the ones that control sensation for that part of the
body.
Lol - I really should check before posting. i meant to say
perceived to be where you are feeling pain.
Hi Patty,
I think I understand what you mean. Are you saying that at least those
of us with TM feel *something* and you have no sensation at all?
As one of those who has had pain since the onset of TM in 1988, that's
almost 20 years, I can tell you it is nothing to be envious of. It makes
me
No Jim, you caught a typo that I missed. I meant to say that I'm envious of
people who do NOT have pain. Sorry
Patti
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Envious? You're envious of people that are in pain?
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I am always surprised and admittably
I guess typos are also a symptom of TM!
Patti
James Bray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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James Bray wrote:
It is just *perceived* to be in the leg, because the spinal nerves
damaged are the the ones that control sensation for that part of the
body.
Lol - I really should check
Ah, yes. That's me: burning-freezing feeling. I hadn't heard anyone
describe it before, but that's exactly it for me!
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