Re: Need Suggestions...BAD!

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I always had problems sleeping too. From age 15 to about 21 I only

slept 2-6 hours a night. Then I developed very bad allergies and started

taking bedadryl. I take two about two hours before my bed time and I can

sleep 7-9 hours off of it. There are a lot of people who don't have allergies

that take it on a regular basis for sleep.

[Guest guest]

Hey Mike...........

Chat with me on Yahoo Messenger, I'm Shekinahseeker

Sorry to learn of the problems!

Sparky

--- wumweaverjr@... wrote:

> Hello everybody...

>

> I'm sorry I haven't talked to you guys for a

> while. The main reason

> is because I'm afraid of getting myself down while I

> write these letters.

>

> As everyone knows, I recently saw a

> rheumatologist and basically what

> happened was he officially diagnosed me with

> Fibromyalgia then said I could

> be helped by my family doctor. That is a problem

> because, like I told him,

> my family doctor fired me because of my high bills.

> So now I am finally

> going to get on the phone next week and find out why

> he can't help me.

>

> I was wondering if you guys could give me

> suggestions on some of my

> problems. 1) I am having a VERY HARD time sleeping.

> Whether it's falling

> asleep, staying asleep, or getting enough sleep.

> Even if I take my

> antidepressant, which is supposed to help me sleep,

> plus two PM pills (I've

> taken Tylenol and Bayer) I still can't sleep or fall

> asleep or stay asleep.

>

> Another problem I'm having is just hurting.

> I usually take 4 extra

> strength Tylenol's about two or three times a day,

> plus my prescription which

> is 3 times a day. And I am having strong pain in my

> feet, ankles, legs,

> arms, hands, fingers, toes, back, and spine. I

> spend most of the time crying

> because I'm so tired of this.

>

> This March (2002) will be the second year I

> have gone through this

> with no help thus far. I have finally realized that

> I need to stop working

> until I either A) get cured or at least feel well

> enough where I can work.

> I haven't started the disability process but I'm

> strongly thinking of at

> least starting it.

>

> I just wish something would happen. Just

> ANYTHING to make the pain go

> away. I have absolutely no income and get $135 a

> month for foodstamps. My

> rheumatologist never sent the paperwork so my

> Medicaid (or whatever it's

> called) is held up at the moment. That's another

> thing I have to call him

> about next week.

>

> New Years is this Tuesday. Right now, I

> don't see how 2002 could get

> any worse than 2001 is right now.

>

> Weaver, Jr.

> http://www.wrestlingupdate.net/ " >WU

> Online (under const.)

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

=====

God Bless,

Larry

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hey Mike...........

Chat with me on Yahoo Messenger, I'm Shekinahseeker

Sorry to learn of the problems!

Sparky

--- wumweaverjr@... wrote:

> Hello everybody...

>

> I'm sorry I haven't talked to you guys for a

> while. The main reason

> is because I'm afraid of getting myself down while I

> write these letters.

>

> As everyone knows, I recently saw a

> rheumatologist and basically what

> happened was he officially diagnosed me with

> Fibromyalgia then said I could

> be helped by my family doctor. That is a problem

> because, like I told him,

> my family doctor fired me because of my high bills.

> So now I am finally

> going to get on the phone next week and find out why

> he can't help me.

>

> I was wondering if you guys could give me

> suggestions on some of my

> problems. 1) I am having a VERY HARD time sleeping.

> Whether it's falling

> asleep, staying asleep, or getting enough sleep.

> Even if I take my

> antidepressant, which is supposed to help me sleep,

> plus two PM pills (I've

> taken Tylenol and Bayer) I still can't sleep or fall

> asleep or stay asleep.

>

> Another problem I'm having is just hurting.

> I usually take 4 extra

> strength Tylenol's about two or three times a day,

> plus my prescription which

> is 3 times a day. And I am having strong pain in my

> feet, ankles, legs,

> arms, hands, fingers, toes, back, and spine. I

> spend most of the time crying

> because I'm so tired of this.

>

> This March (2002) will be the second year I

> have gone through this

> with no help thus far. I have finally realized that

> I need to stop working

> until I either A) get cured or at least feel well

> enough where I can work.

> I haven't started the disability process but I'm

> strongly thinking of at

> least starting it.

>

> I just wish something would happen. Just

> ANYTHING to make the pain go

> away. I have absolutely no income and get $135 a

> month for foodstamps. My

> rheumatologist never sent the paperwork so my

> Medicaid (or whatever it's

> called) is held up at the moment. That's another

> thing I have to call him

> about next week.

>

> New Years is this Tuesday. Right now, I

> don't see how 2002 could get

> any worse than 2001 is right now.

>

> Weaver, Jr.

> http://www.wrestlingupdate.net/ " >WU

> Online (under const.)

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

=====

God Bless,

Larry

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

<< My Mom worked for years in a pharmacy and she

never hesitated to call a doctor and say " So-and-so is taking X and now

you've prescribed Y but these drugs should not be taken together. "

>>

My pharmacist does this if he thinks that it is necessary. I also have to

check with him before I take an over the counter drug. I too am cautious

about medication. Don;t mix your medications without your doctor's

permission. It is dangerous.

Take care,

Irene

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