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Lily, what would you say if one of your kids was in as much pain?

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Lily, what would you say if one of your kids was in as much pain?

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 It isn't that simple.

Pain meds can be both expensive and dangerous.

I have a lot to consider. 

 



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lilyofcourse wrote:
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Lily, what would you say if one of your kids was in as much pain?

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 It isn't that simple.

Pain meds can be both expensive and dangerous.

I have a lot to consider. 

 


Fair enough.

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I'm so aggravated! I was at sears and saw a beautiful necklace that I wanted to buy for my sister. The lady pulled it out of the case and said she had to look up the price. She came back a few minutes later and said she couldn't find the necklace anywhere. I said what do you mean, it's in your hand. She said she couldn't look it up or find it in the inventory so it's probably not available yet. I'm just like, why the **** is it out on display then??? Not in those words but I was really mad. I can't even fine it online.

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I'm so aggravated! I was at sears and saw a beautiful necklace that I wanted to buy for my sister. The lady pulled it out of the case and said she had to look up the price. She came back a few minutes later and said she couldn't find the necklace anywhere. I said what do you mean, it's in your hand. She said she couldn't look it up or find it in the inventory so it's probably not available yet. I'm just like, why the **** is it out on display then??? Not in those words but I was really mad. I can't even fine it online.


Hey, I don't care if it's THEIR mistake. Someone should be authorized to fix it.

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Getting ready to head back out...I'm too old for this!

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boy what a day. Got a call from the school counselor. On the playground, DD kicked a boy, after he kicked a friend of her's and the a whole rumble broke out which DD was not involved with. Apparently this boy kicked DD and her friend when they were lining up to come in off the playground. DD kicked him, then some other girl kicked him and he punched this other girl, her name is Paris. Paris wound up and slugged him back and then a bunch of other kids jumped in. The boy, Mark, who started it all is the one who blew the whistle! He received detention (recess and lunch) for a week, DD got 2 days. I told her she shouldn't kick someone because you don't know when that person might do something worse to you. I then suggested she hi five Paris when she goes back to school. Yeah, flame me,

My wifi is dead! Need to go and get a new router tomorrow. My routers seem to last no more than 3 years. Is that normal?

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No flames here.

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boy what a day. Got a call from the school counselor. On the playground, DD kicked a boy, after he kicked a friend of her's and the a whole rumble broke out which DD was not involved with. Apparently this boy kicked DD and her friend when they were lining up to come in off the playground. DD kicked him, then some other girl kicked him and he punched this other girl, her name is Paris. Paris wound up and slugged him back and then a bunch of other kids jumped in. The boy, Mark, who started it all is the one who blew the whistle! He received detention (recess and lunch) for a week, DD got 2 days. I told her she shouldn't kick someone because you don't know when that person might do something worse to you. I then suggested she hi five Paris when she goes back to school. Yeah, flame me,

My wifi is dead! Need to go and get a new router tomorrow. My routers seem to last no more than 3 years. Is that normal?


No flames from me. Sounds like the girls won. 



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20150410_163722.jpgThis is how big my cat is...he could fit in our hands when we got him.



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Ohfour wrote:

20150410_163722.jpgThis is how big my cat is...he could fit in our hands when we got him.


OH MY WORD!! Your cat is HUGE!!! Beautiful, but HUGE!

Did I mention that he is HUGE?

How do you grow a cat that big? 



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Awww..... He looks like my Charlie! Only twice the size.



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LOL, it appears none of us think mechanic is associated with injuries.


 CORRECT!!  After being a mechanic for 14 years and talking to people who had injuries he decided to become a doctor and treat some of the chronic pain that people suffer.  He is so nice.  I'm too young for knee replacements but in my left knee I have no cartilage.  It is so eaten away by damage from injuries and arthritis that it is now two bones rubbing against each other.  Every time I bend, move, walk, or do anything the bones crunch and rub.  It's painful.  In my right knee I have a tiny thin layer of cushion that will not last much longer.  It's painful too but I have a lot of muscle spasms in that leg.  He's a really great doc.  He said no one should have to live in constant pain.


 Why are you too young?  I mean that if you have no cartilage & are in constant pain who cares what age you are? That seems sort of stupid.  If you were in a bad accident & shattered your knee they would do a replacement if they couldn't fix it right?


 This is to you and ohfour.  They say knee replacements have a limited life so if you get one put in too young you're screwed later in life.  That's what I've been told by three doctors.  But I have ladies at church not too much older than me that have had them done so I don't understand why they won't do them.  The pain doc said not unless I'm totally crippled as in in a wheelchair.  They all say at 70.  That's 22 years away for me.  My left knee is WAY worse.  No cartilage at all.  Bone on bone.  Yes, I'm in constant pain.  That's why I sought out a pain doctor because I don't want to live in pain for the next 22 years.

I think pain doctors vary.  I think you have to find someone you're comfortable with.  This doctor wrote me a codeine pain script.  I'm allowed one in the morning and one at night.  He also gave me flexiril which is a muscle relaxer and I can take one a day.  The point is not to be doped up all the time but to control the pain. 



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I know a couple people who have had multiple knee replacements.

Mom was one.


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I know a couple people who have had multiple knee replacements.

Mom was one.


 I know.  And it doesn't make sense to me.  I'm going to ask some of the women at church.



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It is strange.

I hate to say it, but it might have more to do with insurance than doctors or age.

I know I have run into that wall a couple times. The insurance stops procedures.

Might be worth a little investigating.

I had to petition and prove I needed certain things.

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Ok I have internet for now. I'm sure it will die soon. cable company wasn't opened when I went to get a new modem tonight. I somehow got is working.

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Nobody Just Nobody wrote:
Lexxy wrote:
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LOL, it appears none of us think mechanic is associated with injuries.


 CORRECT!!  After being a mechanic for 14 years and talking to people who had injuries he decided to become a doctor and treat some of the chronic pain that people suffer.  He is so nice.  I'm too young for knee replacements but in my left knee I have no cartilage.  It is so eaten away by damage from injuries and arthritis that it is now two bones rubbing against each other.  Every time I bend, move, walk, or do anything the bones crunch and rub.  It's painful.  In my right knee I have a tiny thin layer of cushion that will not last much longer.  It's painful too but I have a lot of muscle spasms in that leg.  He's a really great doc.  He said no one should have to live in constant pain.


 Why are you too young?  I mean that if you have no cartilage & are in constant pain who cares what age you are? That seems sort of stupid.  If you were in a bad accident & shattered your knee they would do a replacement if they couldn't fix it right?


 This is to you and ohfour.  They say knee replacements have a limited life so if you get one put in too young you're screwed later in life.  That's what I've been told by three doctors.  But I have ladies at church not too much older than me that have had them done so I don't understand why they won't do them.  The pain doc said not unless I'm totally crippled as in in a wheelchair.  They all say at 70.  That's 22 years away for me.  My left knee is WAY worse.  No cartilage at all.  Bone on bone.  Yes, I'm in constant pain.  That's why I sought out a pain doctor because I don't want to live in pain for the next 22 years.

I think pain doctors vary.  I think you have to find someone you're comfortable with.  This doctor wrote me a codeine pain script.  I'm allowed one in the morning and one at night.  He also gave me flexiril which is a muscle relaxer and I can take one a day.  The point is not to be doped up all the time but to control the pain. 


 We do about 20 total joints a week. I'd say the average age is in the early 60's. I've seen them done on people in their 80's as well as in their 30's. There's no magic number. Just the need to have it done. And they don't last forever. A lot of it depends on how compliant the patient is with PT and keeping their weight down. 



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Thank you for the anniversary wishes! We are having a quiet night at home. Tomorrow we will go out for dinner. No clue where yet.

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Thank you for the anniversary wishes! We are having a quiet night at home. Tomorrow we will go out for dinner. No clue where yet.


 Happy Anniversary!



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just Czech wrote:
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20150410_163722.jpgThis is how big my cat is...he could fit in our hands when we got him.


OH MY WORD!! Your cat is HUGE!!! Beautiful, but HUGE!

Did I mention that he is HUGE?

How do you grow a cat that big? 


 That's a big kitty!



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Happy anniversary jlbear!

ohfour, that cat is HUGE! And I see your DH is as dapper as ever!

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 We do about 20 total joints a week. I'd say the average age is in the early 60's. I've seen them done on people in their 80's as well as in their 30's. There's no magic number. Just the need to have it done. And they don't last forever. A lot of it depends on how compliant the patient is with PT and keeping their weight down. 


 Yes, the reasoning is they don't last forever.  I'm also overweight and that adds more wear and tear to them.  So I think it's a combination of me being too young and also my weight to a tiny extent.  They said if the pain became so unbearable that I became chair bound they'd do it whether I was thin or fat.  Tomorrow DH and I are going to go get me some work out clothes so I can start exercising again.



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Southern_Belle wrote:
Nobody Just Nobody wrote:
Lexxy wrote:
Nobody Just Nobody wrote:
Lexxy wrote:

LOL, it appears none of us think mechanic is associated with injuries.


 CORRECT!!  After being a mechanic for 14 years and talking to people who had injuries he decided to become a doctor and treat some of the chronic pain that people suffer.  He is so nice.  I'm too young for knee replacements but in my left knee I have no cartilage.  It is so eaten away by damage from injuries and arthritis that it is now two bones rubbing against each other.  Every time I bend, move, walk, or do anything the bones crunch and rub.  It's painful.  In my right knee I have a tiny thin layer of cushion that will not last much longer.  It's painful too but I have a lot of muscle spasms in that leg.  He's a really great doc.  He said no one should have to live in constant pain.


 Why are you too young?  I mean that if you have no cartilage & are in constant pain who cares what age you are? That seems sort of stupid.  If you were in a bad accident & shattered your knee they would do a replacement if they couldn't fix it right?


 This is to you and ohfour.  They say knee replacements have a limited life so if you get one put in too young you're screwed later in life.  That's what I've been told by three doctors.  But I have ladies at church not too much older than me that have had them done so I don't understand why they won't do them.  The pain doc said not unless I'm totally crippled as in in a wheelchair.  They all say at 70.  That's 22 years away for me.  My left knee is WAY worse.  No cartilage at all.  Bone on bone.  Yes, I'm in constant pain.  That's why I sought out a pain doctor because I don't want to live in pain for the next 22 years.

I think pain doctors vary.  I think you have to find someone you're comfortable with.  This doctor wrote me a codeine pain script.  I'm allowed one in the morning and one at night.  He also gave me flexiril which is a muscle relaxer and I can take one a day.  The point is not to be doped up all the time but to control the pain. 


 We do about 20 total joints a week. I'd say the average age is in the early 60's. I've seen them done on people in their 80's as well as in their 30's. There's no magic number. Just the need to have it done. And they don't last forever. A lot of it depends on how compliant the patient is with PT and keeping their weight down. 


 



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Happy anniversary jlbear!

ohfour, that cat is HUGE! And I see your DH is as dapper as ever!


 Isn't he though!!! I don't deserve him, but I've never pretended otherwise!!!biggrinbiggrin



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Happy anniversary jlbear!

ohfour, that cat is HUGE! And I see your DH is as dapper as ever!


 Isn't he though!!! I don't deserve him, but I've never pretended otherwise!!!biggrinbiggrin


 Tell him I said hi and to go sniff a pillow!



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Snnniiffff the pillllowwww!!!!biggrinbiggrin



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Snnniiffff the pillllowwww!!!!biggrinbiggrin


     We invented smell the flowers long before Carol was ever even around!



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Ohfour - your cat looks just like my Belladonna.

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