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No..But it helps me know that there are people out there who understand and take the time to let you know they care....
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Your pain and perseverance through it all shows what kind of mentally tough person you are. Your story and journey scares and inspires me. I can only hope if I am tested like you that I can measure up
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Wow RJ....so so sorry. I have nothing helpful to offer...other than well wishes and all the good vibes I can muster. I hope things turn around for you very soon.
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Well, for those who have been following my extremely unique WLS journey. The new and incredibly painful event happened 2 days ago...I turned over in bed and dislocated 3 ribs...Not only dislocated them but twisted them, and tore the tissue between them...
Now apparently this happens to people sometimes who have not been able to exercise or move normal for a long time..Hence me in a hospital bed for 5 months and 3 months that followed with limited movement....
So they said it was just a matter of time before it could, may, quite possibly happened to me....
WELL....goody for me!!!!!!!!!!!!
The pain is incredibly awful and the only med I am allowed to take is Tylenol...regular strength because of the pain killer addiction in the hospital....Now 3 days into this part of my recovery journey I am so sore I cannot sit, stand, lay down or walk with out screaming in agony.....
Too much fun this journey....Well at least the weight is still coming off....lol
I have to go for a week every day to the Chiropractor to make sure they stay in place..
Can't wait to see what will unfold next......Dam! And not the kind that holds Water either.....
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