Peace and Calm

tonight i feel urge to wish you/i who suffer bodily a peace and tranquilty that blesses you and for a moment gives you a deep profound calm that allows you to for just a second dwell and abide outside gravity and the delicate physical parameters that our bodies are held in check by. i pray that the part of our brain that is up-stream of pain sensory neurons that is our joy and love be turbocharged this night and through the coming Holiday Season. and that none feel alone because i know a few here on this forum and i are with you in Spirit! Love to you all, NICK

Thanks so much for that Spinal Soldier, it does get rough during the Holidays....and I really hope you can be painfree during this time as well...Many well wishes and heartfelt thanks...

I also must thank you for these words as I have had a very bad couple of days. Your words have given me strength.

Thank you so much for your kind words. I have pain do to cold weather. I hope to get to Fl in the next 3 weeks and I always feel better down there.

Hope you have low pain week Nick

Betsey

Hey Nick, wanted you to know I've been on Opana Er for 24 hrs. I never have had any buprenorphine (thought you thought I had). Went straight from methadone to percs. Doc wanted to put me back on methadone but petitioned for opana er as option. Wants me to keep taking percs with for b/t pain. Really seems like a lot of narcs. Still having body spasms but calmer. Nausea has increased and can't take Phenergan or benzos which I've shared before due to how "wired" they make me feel. I welcome your comments/advice on my current condition and what I could expect to experience. Bless you brother.
-Mike

Nick, I've been trying to find out if you received some email notes from me. One is a personal note of thanks and how much your input has meant to me. Let me know okay?

Luie, I ready some of your posts from about 10 days back and sorry to hear your having so many physical and pain issues at such a young age. Family accused you of just laying around house all day. It's hard to function at all when in pain. Few things that have helped me not lose my mind: Having people around, trying to do any house chores, taking out garbage, doing laundry, playing my guitar, listening to relaxing music (really therapeutic), watching comedy and funny video ("a merry heart does good like a medicine" -famous quote), THIS FORUM, esp. Nick ("spinal soldier"). My heart goes out to you and I'm for whatever it takes for you to get your pain level down and have a quality life in spite of the pain. -Mike