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Hi Chrisy. Recovery is all about honesty. Take away the part of you feeling that you might have to deal with the pain on your own. Go ahead and assume that the Dr. can help you a different way. Then ask yourself if you should tell him that you have addiction issues with the exact same medicine he is prescribing. The answer is obvious. TELL HIM...
Your life may depend on it.
Your life may depend on it.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: AZ
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need surgery. they operate wed.
the good news is that it is fairly easy
surgery so once everything is back
in place the pain level will go down.
he gave perscripton ibuprofen to help
reduce the swelling. my hand and arm
look like a big blue balloon.
went to my ptsd therapy, but left about
20 min. early as the pain was to bad.
the ibuprofen 600 mg should help.
Thank you for all your honesty.
love
chrisy
the good news is that it is fairly easy
surgery so once everything is back
in place the pain level will go down.
he gave perscripton ibuprofen to help
reduce the swelling. my hand and arm
look like a big blue balloon.
went to my ptsd therapy, but left about
20 min. early as the pain was to bad.
the ibuprofen 600 mg should help.
Thank you for all your honesty.
love
chrisy
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