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Old 09-09-2008, 02:41 PM   #61 (permalink)
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[QUOTE=BlackDeuceCoupe;59758]I knew you wouldn't listen - but others might!


I've tried several different therapies for both my physical and mental condition. For the back injury I've tried PT which made the pain worse, and have been to a variety of Dr.'s family physician, pain specialist, chiropractors, orthopedic surgeons, and neuro surgeons trying to find someone that thought they could do something to ease the pain.

For the depression I have been to my family physician, psychologist, and psychiatrist.


It seems that you're totally invested in the system - took the bait hook line n' sinker, and you're running with it.


I guess I did, but if that is what it takes to make me feel better after trying other types of therapy then so be it.



Ever notice that you feel physically and mentally worse off when your 'welfare', so called, is threatened, and better when its been secured a while longer? Ever have to... you know... fake it a little... act sicker than you actually are in order to survive?!?!?


Everyone feels worse when their welfare is threatened and better when it's secure. I'm in enough pain all of the time I don't have to fake anything. If I'm having a good day I am happy to admit it.



If so, you don't want to get better - that's all. You just want to get better at gaming the system. You'll NEVER listen to a person like myself...


What system? After my injury I tried going back to work and was able to work as a sales associate for Walmart for about a year 3-5 hours a day. Then it got to the point where I could no longer do that. I would get home around 10-11PM and go to bed till about 5AM when I had to take my wife to work and it had gotten to the point I was hurting bad enough that lots of nights I hadn't been to sleep when it was time to get back up.



All I'm saying is - the OP is wise not to go down that path - no offense to RH77 chosen career of picking the pockets of ppl without hope!


I think that is best left to the discretion of the OP. I was just making a suggestion based on my own experiences and have made the suggestion to friends of mine who were greatly appreciative of the benefit they received too.

Ppl are basically playback machines - sort of like biological iPods - and an empty iPod is useless!


I'm not a playback machine. I know what has and hasn't worked for me. If something doesn't work for me I'll admit that too.


Why do you think there are so many different anti depressants if it's just taking a pill why doesn't the same pill work for everyone? I have been on several different regiments of antidepressants. Some didn't work at all and some others worked better than others.

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All I'm saying is - the OP is wise not to go down that path - no offense to RH77 chosen career of picking the pockets of ppl without hope!
For the record, my job is to ensure that new drugs are tested safely, accurately, and efficiently, before they go to the FDA for approval. What happens after my review is up to the marketing departments -- I have no stake in the matter. I'm not a salesman. I'm a Scientist, and I do take my career choice seriously and personally.

If Ford Man is comfortable with his course of treatment, then that's OK.

At this point, let's "agree to disagree" and focus on Ankit's daytime fatigue, if he still wants the help from us. We have developed another back-and-forth argument within an otherwise harmless thread

Unless a direct comment to Ankit is felt necessary, I strongly suggest that a new thread be started in the "Lounge".

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I'm in enough pain all of the time I don't have to fake anything. If I'm having a good day I am happy to admit it.
Um...

Word to the wise... I'd be V careful about doing that!

That's what 'they' call an intermittent pain claim, and it'll kick you out of 'the system', if you're dealing with insurers, so called...

You've probably got somebody 'checking on you' on a regular basis, like, "Hi, Mr. FordMang. How are you doing today?" The correct answer is, "I'm ready for the gas pipe. I cry myself to sleep every night, and wake up in a pool of piss every morning!"

The worse thing you can say is, "Sometimes I have a good day and I'm happy to admit it!"

Have you tried Knox NutraJoint yet?!?!?

It's NOT a 'silver bullet' like the pill pushers give you - takes 2-3 months to work - not 2-3 minutes.
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I'll stop, if you want...

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