Not sure how the box turtles would feel about me turning their enclosure into a pondI bet a nice turtle pond could help you forget about the geckos.

Not sure how the box turtles would feel about me turning their enclosure into a pondI bet a nice turtle pond could help you forget about the geckos.
I have spinal stenosis along with nerve problems in my left shoulder and upper back area. It was so bad the doctor suspected I might have a pancoast tumor. That checked clear, but the pain persisted. I won't do opiates because of personal reasons, but found Gabapentin to be extremely effective on those days when the pain is bad and persistent.
Wouldn't it be better to come off the tricyclic and see if a combination of other drugs, that you can't take because of interaction, will help moreTried that one too. Unfortunately I have to watch out for drug drug interactions so other solutions become tricky. I'm already on a tricyclic antidepressant which is sometimes helpful for nerve pain but it's not enough by itself. It's just frustrating the entire class of NSAIDs are off limits for me.
I can’t take nsaids any more because they eat my tummy up. Opioids don’t mix well with me. After I ruptured the first two discs in my back, I got a TENS unit. That and a heating pad keep things bearable. I know others who got zero from the TENS, but it’s worth a shot if you haven’t tried it. You could probably even add one to your next fasttech order with the Gloom clone, they seem to carry everything lol!Tried that one too. Unfortunately I have to watch out for drug drug interactions so other solutions become tricky. I'm already on a tricyclic antidepressant which is sometimes helpful for nerve pain but it's not enough by itself. It's just frustrating the entire class of NSAIDs are off limits for me.
Wouldn't it be better to come off the tricyclic and see if a combination of other drugs, that you can't take because of interaction, will help more![]()
That sounds very unpleasant but only over the counter stuff is probably the right thing to do. Sometimes people don't realise that a lot of the meds that are prescribed may work in one way but they always have other effects which are not needed.In my experience, if something works at all I’d use it till it stopped working.
I took amatryptaline (sp?) which was good for certain types of pain. Never could tolerate neurontin, but Lyrica worked okay for a while, but my stupid neuro insisted I needed to up the dose. When I did I had a severe reaction. Doctors. They could just leave well enough alone.
I tried over 40 drugs in different combinations when I first got sick and the neck and everything went nuts. I was in 6-7 when my doc refused to write a prescription without an appointment- I was out of town, and there was a 3 month wait to get it - so I crash tapered off everything. Rough month.
I take nothing but over the counter stuff now. I feel like crap, but it’s better than letting anyone have that kind of power over my life. I could work around the pain if only I had something for the fatigue. That’s just crippling.
hardy hahahaha lol (I feel the same about most of my fam)If anyone else but me comes inside, she hides under the bed til they are gone (I wish I could too)
I am currently on Cymbalta and have been for years. I was given it for depression (long time anti-depressant user here) and was told it would help with the neuropathy pain. Since I refuse to take Gabapentin (makes me feel high and since 27 years of recovery I cannot stand that feeling)In my experience, if something works at all I’d use it till it stopped working.
I took amatryptaline (sp?) which was good for certain types of pain. Never could tolerate neurontin, but Lyrica worked okay for a while, but my stupid neuro insisted I needed to up the dose. When I did I had a severe reaction. Doctors. They could just leave well enough alone.
I tried over 40 drugs in different combinations when I first got sick and the neck and everything went nuts. I was in 6-7 when my doc refused to write a prescription without an appointment- I was out of town, and there was a 3 month wait to get it - so I crash tapered off everything. Rough month.
I take nothing but over the counter stuff now. I feel like crap, but it’s better than letting anyone have that kind of power over my life. I could work around the pain if only I had something for the fatigue. That’s just crippling.
I will catch up but OMG OMG you guys I was disentangling my flavor order and my Dani 21700 came!!! It's the best! The handfeel is the best! I also mixed up 7 30 ml one shots and I still have base. My base is like that purse that never empties I guess. Anyways I have to rewick and build and reocil about 3--4 tanks so I will be trying some one shots then.
I put the N2S on my Dani and it seemed like an odd choice but it actually looks fantastic and with that mesh coil it is vaping GREAT. I might even leave it there for a while IDK. But it is SWEET. Hand feel is perfect for my hands. the vape is LOVELY.
I had no clue the dani was sitting there and frankly also no idea how they got it here from crème de vape so fast. I think it actually came before I ordered it.
All the tank fixing and bulling will come after yoga. I need to sit. I swear, mixing is JUST like cooking you are happy you did it and a good job too but it makes you TIRED. LOL.
Anna
Try different combinations of speed and pressure...if that makes sense. Can't think of anything worse than a vape you can't unlock and vape.....good job you've got about 56 other ones![]()
Yeah, a TENS device is worthwhile to try. I use one, sometimes it helps --- other times not so much, but I'm still glad to have it.I can’t take nsaids any more because they eat my tummy up. Opioids don’t mix well with me. After I ruptured the first two discs in my back, I got a TENS unit. That and a heating pad keep things bearable. I know others who got zero from the TENS, but it’s worth a shot if you haven’t tried it. You could probably even add one to your next fasttech order with the Gloom clone, they seem to carry everything lol!
I am currently on Cymbalta and have been for years. I was given it for depression (long time anti-depressant user here) and was told it would help with the neuropathy pain. Since I refuse to take Gabapentin (makes me feel high and since 27 years of recovery I cannot stand that feeling)
In the last year I realized that Cymbalta has its own side effects and decided to taper down until off. Went from 60mg to 40mg and went through the worst hell, worse than an Opiate withdrawal( believe me I know) and it is still going on 4 months later. I am choosing to just stay at 40mg because I cannot face the withdrawal again just yet. There is a trade off for sure. Pain or meds.
Pardon my retail tech support mind, and I'm sorry if this has been thought of already, but perhaps the phrase "push the joystick IN" rather than "down", might make more sense?
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There is a trade off for sure. Pain or meds.
This place is starting to sound like visiting day at the nursing home.... [emoji38]
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I've had a rheumatitus since I was six years old, guess I've always been an old fart.This place is starting to sound like visiting day at the nursing home.... [emoji38]
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