Cheryl I don't think any of us believe you are crazy. I can't relate to your cancer but this TM thing can be just too much at times. Some days are good and some are terrible. I hope you can connect with a good pain doctor soon.
Patti On Sat, May 5, 2012 at 9:43 PM, Janice Nichols <jan...@centurytel.net> wrote: > Cheryl, > Congrats on the cancer diagnosis. You are a strong individual and can > handle anything life throws at you – you have proven that. I, too, am > interested to know if you are on > baclofen and neurontin – and what strength you are taking with them. Both > of them can be taken in high doses with much relief. You have got to > get relief from this kind of > pain and the only way it can be done is through doctors. If your neuro > isn’t coming through with it, a good Pain Management Doctor can. I have > one that has helped me tremendously. > Let me know if I can help further. You are too good a person to have to > live with that much pain – there is help out there. > > Janice > > > From: rn11...@yahoo.com > Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2012 3:49 PM > To: tmic > Subject: [TMIC] cancer vs tm > > Hi, > As many of you know I was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer last year > (spread to bones). No surgery,radiation,or chemo.Just an anti hormonal pill > daily.Just had a PET/cat scan and it is markedly improved. I possibly can > survive for years this way. > > So,I was thinking. If I could have a choice,what would I choose? > I would keep the cancer. > > I have such terrible burning in my legs,the banding around my trunk is > awful,and I'm just so sick of this crap. I hate having no real life > anymore;wake up with pain,suffer all day,and go to sleep in pain. > Nothing helps. > I know that those of you with tm will understand this; I think if I posted > this at the breast cancer sites I belong to,they would think I'm crazy. > Thanks for listening. Hope you are all doing well. > Cheryl
