Psychology is my minor in college and I took a health psychology course
last semester and imagery was one of a few ways that you could rid yourself of
pain. He tried it in class. He started talking about the beach and
how the sand felt between our toes, watching the waves, etc... I'm a paraplegic
who is in pain every day but just deals with it and just goes on. I live
at the beach in Maryland and used to go everyday before I got sick with
ADEM. I just thought of how much I missed it and wanted to go again.
I tried this same thing last night. I'm on my last day in the
hospital recovering from a flap surgery on a pressure sore I've been suffering
from for a year. I've tried every treatment but besides the point.
I've been in pain in the last 6 months that was dibilitating on it's own and
when you are in that much pain, I don't care, that is all you can think
about. I tried it last night because I had one of those pca pumps for pain
with dylantin med in it. It was great. No pain. Well my IV needed
changed, the next one lasted a day and now I am out of veins. I am in pain
again, except its not just where the sore was but my whole bottom of my thigh
because he opened it up and moved all the muscle up to close the tunnel of the
sore. I tried the imagery last night and it didn't work. I'd like to
meet someone it does work for, I mean REALLY work for.
Stacy
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