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From: Sheila.Jones@f44.n254.z2.fidonet.org (Sheila Jones)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Chronic Pain?
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Date: 15 Mar 91 22:03:04 GMT
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[This is from the Chronic Pain Conference on Fidonet]

>     If your in constant chronic pain I may have some
>enlightening information that will finally ease the pain for
>good let me know I
>almost have the article on data file so if ya want it tell me I
>am
>able to tell you more about it here if you like!!!
>                                                Peter Baker
>
Hello Peter,

The pain I get is spasmodic and usually get it when the weather is
damp and cold, also when I have any distance to walk, but I would be
interested in the information you have to ease any pain.

My husband who is partially paralysed has constant pain in his limbs
although doctors have said that this shouldn't be the case.  What a
lot of nonsense .. If the nervous system is partially damaged, then
some of those signals still get through to nerve ends and the pain
is to tell you something is wrong.  Common sense??? or am I wrong,
would be interested in any data anyone can provide.

Please bear in mind that any information or data that involves the
taking of pain killers or any kind of medication is out for my
husband as this is strictly forbidden.

Look forward to hearing from you again.

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