Besides your meds, what is your most indispensable form of pain relief?

For me, when no one is around to hear me a good LOUD primal scream works wonders . . . Q

Good idea Ab but this threads now going into 3 page's and the server can start to act up on long running threads and we can lose posts and certainly don't want that to happen to this one. Saying that we need to decide whether to start another thread like part 2, lock this as a sticky at the top of the forum page then start a new one or insert it into Cp 101 like we did the post op needs thread. What do you all suggest?

Vickie, I vote for lock it as a sticky. Thanks



Here's some helpful advice from Birder Nancy:

I consider this to be a very Useful Item both pre- and post-surgery:

A friend who recently underwent PAO surgery recommend the book "Prepare for Surgery, Heal Faster: A Guide of Mind-Body Techniques" by Peggy Huddleston. I am more impressed the more I read it and listen to the CDs on Relaxation and Healing. I feel far more comfortable and at peace with my upcoming surgery, and am confident that everything will go extremely well.

Post Edited (Abilene) : 6/29/2015 11:03:12 AM (GMT-6)

I'm going to lock this thread since it contains some very useful information and it's getting to the point of long and I will try to incorporate it into CP 101 which Susie and I are going to try to get updated and revamped soon.

If necessary we can start a part two and run it into three pages as well.