Re: [c} maybe a swift kick in the butt. Hard situation

[Guest guest]

Poor Jan,

I have the same problem. My partner has to get behind me and literally shove me

out of bed. Then I head for the oxy and bextra and wait a few minutes. Things

start to lossen up and I am off for the day....sometimes. lol Sometimes I can

sit for hours and not move. Depends on the weather, mostly humidity. My hands

and back are horrible. Plus, I have had rotator cuff surgery that I have fallen

on twice...so the old arms ain't what they used to be. God Bless us one and

all. donna

[Guest guest]

I keep my pain pills next to my bed with a glass of water there too at night.

Then first thing in the morning I take them. It has helped me get out of bed

many a time that way, even if I have to lie there for an hour before the pain

meds starting working.

Caroline

Donna Berg wrote:

I have the same problem. My partner has to get behind me and literally shove me

out of bed. Then I head for the oxy and bextra and wait a few minutes. Things

start to lossen up and I am off for the day....sometimes. lol Sometimes I can

sit for hours and not move.

[Guest guest]

Donna,

I know it gets so tough! I wish I had an automatic out of bed shover... When

my boyfriend stays over, he will sleep in right along with me, so that doesn't

work out for either of us! :-)

If you discover any miracles with regard to this, keep me posted!

Jan :-)

Donna Berg wrote:

Poor Jan,

I have the same problem. My partner has to get behind me and literally shove me

out of bed

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the advice! I have to wait for my heart pills to kick in so might as

well take a pain pill so i can move too, just not a strong one LOL!

Annette

Caroline Pollak wrote:

I keep my pain pills next to my bed with a glass of water there too at night.

Then first thing in the morning I take them.

Donna Berg wrote:

I have the same problem. My partner has to get behind me and literally shove me

out of bed. Then I head for the oxy and bextra and wait a few minutes.