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I finaly went to a Dr out of Kaiser and she has helped me with the mood swings i have that get so bad with dealing with the pain, she is a psychiatrist, and helps by talking to me about things to do to deal with the negative attitudes I get when I have to explain my condition, the rolling of the eyes I get when I say I suffer from chronic pain. Its been 11 years and I really feel she is helping me work with my condition and not just try to jam medication at me, Like Kaiser has always done.
I hate that with Kaiser once you are tossed into a file they stop helping you or doing any more research to make sure that is what I truly have.View Thread

I also told my husband to think of the worst day of a bad flu he had experienced and remember how his entire body ached, and he just felt he couldn't do anything. and I told him that is how I feel all the time and I have to work thru it.View Thread
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