Hey Mark..Feeling Better?

[photonut]

Hey Mark:
I hope you doing better since your T-attack. I haven't heard you mention how you were doing so I thought I would ask. Take care and hope to hear from you that things are looking up but NOT down....Allie*mm2

[Mark N]

Allie, I am feeling almost like my old self again, not that my old self was so good but better than the thoracic attack.

Allie, I just wanted to tell you that you do a great job keeping up with how everyone is doing and you pick our spirits up because someone cares. I really appreciate everyone that has checked up on me but you do it for everyone here and I wanted to say thanks.

[BrokenBladder]

This is a good time for me to jump in and make sure you're making those phone calls Mark.:)

Photnut I agree with Mark, thanks so much for keeping track of all of us it's a great feeling!!

[photonut]

Mark and Lisa...Thank you so much for the kind words...I think you are both guilty of checking up on people as well.It does the body good to know people care and to me that is what life is all about. God bless you all.And have a better pain free day...Allie

[suede]

Allie,
I agree it is nice to have someone that cares out there thanks for caring, your right about BB and Mark too.

Mark,
It's good to hear your feeling better, I know that any part of the spine can cause such intense pain living and breathing is an effort.

The last really bad T-spine flare I had lasted about 3 and half months and Ill never forget the pain as nothing I took or did would touch it.

Keep us posted as to how your doing.

Linda

[Mark N]

Linda, back to the daily thoracic pains along with pain from the rest of my spine.
I can live with pain I can count on, it isn't easy but you know that we adjust and deal with it. It is the sudden attacks that don't respond to meds, ice, or any other method that are so difficult to deal with. Thanks for checking up on me.

[suede]

You know it may just be me, but when I get a big flare and am unable to get the pain under control, I can't help but wonder if this time may be the last and even though life may not be what I wanted and would have chosen it is better then what the alternative may be.
So when the pain finally resolves back to the more normal levels it's always such a relief and I appreciate what life I do have so much more.
Sadly though it often leaves me doing things I know I shouldn't for fear of the days that may soon come when I'll no longer be mobile.

Linda