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sorrow shows....William Peter Horn
sorrow shows....William Peter Horn

sorrow shows....William Peter Horn
I don't know anything about procedures that is why I am asking about them hehehe.Yea I think I know what your talkin about..they used to use that in physical therapy and I did benifit from it.
Well thanks for the warm welcome back, and Blessing to you as well
....LitaView Threadsorrow shows....William Peter Horn

sorrow shows....William Peter Horn
I am going to see a nuerosurgon and get his opinion and I will keep what you said in mind. The problem with what you are saying is that I can't see myself like this all my life or worse.
As for the shots, after my insurance I had to pay like 120 per shot but, I have found a PM dr who accepts both of my insurance so I don't pay anything. The problem with this PM dr is that he does not accept new medication patience so my MD still wants me to find a dr who will give me my prescriptions. She has been very good with prescribing the meds until I can figure something out...
Again thank you so much for your opinion and I hope you have a lovely day..LitaView Thread
sorrow shows....William Peter Horn

Yes MRI does not measure pain but, it could tell where ones pain is and why they might be having such pain. I am not a dr or a nurse and my opinion is merely a opinion from my experience.
On a personal note, don't forget to answer my question in my post b/c, now I really am interested to know your experience b/c you had surgery and you now sudjest not having it hhhmmm. :)ttyl...LitaView Thread

Great quote and yes I am very thourogh with my questions and I am diligent in researching so no procedure until I totally understand every thing..Thank you so much for you thoughts and opinions.Have a lovely day....LitaView Thread

Oh an yes, I do have a pain journal that I write in almost every day and it has really helpful for me and my drs. And I actually write a letter to the PM dr. because, I don't want to forget anything. The dr doesn't seem to mind and it helps me for many reasons. Now let me go read the other part to this hehe...LitaView Thread

Thanks for your opinion on the procedure thing too...Can you give your reason for why you personally would not have any invasive procedures? My mom had surgery many years ago and it help her alot. But everyone is situation is different so I'm interested to know...
Nice to see you again and have a nice day...LitaView Thread

I'm not sure what kind of meds you are on but, for me opiates and some others can cause itching, I still itch but, I have got used to it.
This is just my opinion. I wish you well. LitaView Thread


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