Re: ==> WHO HAS A SCREW LOOSE ?????

[Guest guest]

Sandy,

I am so thrilled to hear that you are not experiencing any more pain

in your feet!

I hope you go back to those doctors and prove to them that you were

right, if it is worth your effort. Sometimes they are so bullheaded

it doesn't matter what you tell them, but I'd like to think you could

HELP them see how stubbornly ignorant they can be.

Our hearts usually tell us what is right for us...

Great news from you Sandy!

Patty

>

> ,

>

> I wanted to update and see how you are doing.

> How is that foot of yours holding up ?

>

> My podiatrist said the screw in my foot has nothing to do with

> me limping or the pain I was experiencing.

>

> My podiatrist looks at me funny, laughs and said

> It's just a little screw. !!!

>

> Made me start wondering who has a screw loose ???

> I did not wonder to long

>

> the screw was removed about two months ago

> I now feel no pain and can walk without limping.

>

> Most of these doctors think they know everything and there is no

> changing thier medical knowledge / beliefs from med school.

>

> I followed my heart and listened to the ladies in here.

> Amen, Sandy~

>

>

> I just had bunion surgery last Sept. I am going to see my

podiatrist soon to have the screw taken out. I can feel that thing

in there, it hurts.

>

>

> I have a rod or screw of some kind in my foot

> from a surgery I had in 1993 for a bunyun

>

> I am in pain, my foot hurts from this rod or screw

> I dont think it's related to the pain in my knees

> My knees hurt right after improper explant

> I will get the rod or screw removed soon

>

> Another dilema is my old dental work

> When I can afford dental care

> I am going to get false teeth and

> Be done with it...

>

> Sandy~

>

[Guest guest]

I have not gotten my screw taken out yet. It does increasingly give me pain. I keep thinking to myself that I need to make that appointment. My podiatrist said that it isn't that unusual for some to have problems and pain with the screw. I have been so busy, I work about 4-6 hours everday. I am so happy that I can help with expenses. However, my job requires me to drive alot, so I am not really making any money on somedays. I just started working at the nursing home, in my old position I had when I got sick. I only work there every other weekend, for 8 hours per shift. I am really tired at the end of the day, but I am back...Yea! It is nice, many of the same ladies I used to work with when I

was healthy are still there. I never thought I would ever work again. Three years have passed since I got sick and a little over two years post explant. It has been a long, long, long, learning experience, and I am glad to have my life back.

Thanks for thinking of me, you are an AWESOME person,

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From: glory2glory1401 <glory2glory1401@...>Subject: Re: ==> WHO HAS A SCREW LOOSE ????? Date: Friday, June 6, 2008, 10:59 AM

Sandy,I am so thrilled to hear that you are not experiencing any more pain in your feet!I hope you go back to those doctors and prove to them that you were right, if it is worth your effort. Sometimes they are so bullheaded it doesn't matter what you tell them, but I'd like to think you could HELP them see how stubbornly ignorant they can be.Our hearts usually tell us what is right for us...Great news from you Sandy!Patty>> ,> > I wanted to update and see how you are doing. > How is that foot of yours holding up ?> > My podiatrist said the screw in my foot has nothing to do with > me limping or the pain I was experiencing.> > My podiatrist looks at me funny, laughs and

said > It's just a little screw. !!!> > Made me start wondering who has a screw loose ???> I did not wonder to long > > the screw was removed about two months ago> I now feel no pain and can walk without limping. > > Most of these doctors think they know everything and there is no > changing thier medical knowledge / beliefs from med school.> > I followed my heart and listened to the ladies in here.> Amen, Sandy~> > > I just had bunion surgery last Sept. I am going to see my podiatrist soon to have the screw taken out. I can feel that thing in there, it hurts.> > > I have a rod or screw of some kind in my foot> from a surgery I had in 1993 for a bunyun> > I am in pain, my foot hurts from this rod or screw> I dont think it's related to the pain in my knees> My

knees hurt right after improper explant> I will get the rod or screw removed soon > > Another dilema is my old dental work> When I can afford dental care> I am going to get false teeth and> Be done with it...> > Sandy~>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

It's good to hear from you again....I hope you do make that

appointment to get that screw taken out. It could be preventing you

from making some good progress in your final healing. It's so hard

to know sometimes, but my experience with my root canals and my knee

taught me alot about how very quirky our bodies can be...and many

doctors fail to see the connections. Every dentist I saw to remove

my root canals refused to do it, saying it would be a bad idea to

remove a good root canal. And yet it was removing the root canal

that made my horrible knee pain finally go away.

I'm glad you are working again and finding joy in that, .

I hope you and your family are all doing well and enjoying the summer!

Hugs,

Patty

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> From: glory2glory1401 glory2glory1401@...

> Subject: Re: == & gt; WHO HAS A SCREW

LOOSE ?????

>

> Date: Friday, June 6, 2008, 10:59 AM

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Sandy,

> I am so thrilled to hear that you are not experiencing any more

pain

> in your feet!

>

> I hope you go back to those doctors and prove to them that you were

> right, if it is worth your effort. Sometimes they are so bullheaded

> it doesn't matter what you tell them, but I'd like to think you

could

> HELP them see how stubbornly ignorant they can be.

>

> Our hearts usually tell us what is right for us...

> Great news from you Sandy!

> Patty

>

> --- In , " sandy " dusty.com@ .. & gt;

wrote:

> & gt;

> & gt; ,

> & gt;

> & gt; I wanted to update and see how you are doing.

> & gt; How is that foot of yours holding up ?

> & gt;

> & gt; My podiatrist said the screw in my foot has nothing to do with

> & gt; me limping or the pain I was experiencing.

> & gt;

> & gt; My podiatrist looks at me funny, laughs and said

> & gt; It's just a little screw. !!!

> & gt;

> & gt; Made me start wondering who has a screw loose ???

> & gt; I did not wonder to long

> & gt;

> & gt; the screw was removed about two months ago

> & gt; I now feel no pain and can walk without limping.

> & gt;

> & gt; Most of these doctors think they know everything and there is

no

> & gt; changing thier medical knowledge / beliefs from med school.

> & gt;

> & gt; I followed my heart and listened to the ladies in here.

> & gt; Amen, Sandy~

> & gt;

> & gt;

> & gt; I just had bunion surgery last Sept. I am going to see my

> podiatrist soon to have the screw taken out. I can feel that thing

> in there, it hurts.

> & gt;

> & gt;

> & gt; I have a rod or screw of some kind in my foot

> & gt; from a surgery I had in 1993 for a bunyun

> & gt;

> & gt; I am in pain, my foot hurts from this rod or screw

> & gt; I dont think it's related to the pain in my knees

> & gt; My knees hurt right after improper explant

> & gt; I will get the rod or screw removed soon

> & gt;

> & gt; Another dilema is my old dental work

> & gt; When I can afford dental care

> & gt; I am going to get false teeth and

> & gt; Be done with it...

> & gt;

> & gt; Sandy~

> & gt;

>