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I think many things can be more or less severe. You might have had mild shingles and very severe gout. For me, the absolute worst pain I have ever had, and never want to have again, was sciatica caused by an extruded disc. :arghh: I still carry oxycodone in my purse, just in case.

I've heard about that. How horrible for the frogs! :eek:

Instead of snooping on disabled people, they should spend the money to provide benefits to more disabled people.

There is an article in my local paper today that say a boy nearly died of tetanus and incurred over $800,000 in medical bills because he had not been vaccinated. I had never heard anything against tetanus vaccine. I gave it to my horses and myself for years. That is a fairly low number. It...

I'm with @JemPD. :thumbup:

A lot of fancy donuts cost a dollar or more now. ;) Your showing your age. Or a variety of other things. Anti-depressants seem to be doctors' favorite toy right now.

I'm using Arm & Hammer baking soda and peroxide fluoride toothpaste.

Mine is fair. I can still use knives. If I don't prepare food, no one will. I drop and fumble a lot of stuff - on the counter, on the stove, on the floor, on my clothes. :(

It's been long enough ago that I am not sure, but I think it was the try to fall asleep for 20 minutes 3 times thing. I did not fall asleep, so they said I did not have narcolepsy. I think they called it a sleep latency test.

The sleep lab I was at had several rooms so that they could test several people at one time. They did warn us that one person was coming in late. They arrived just as I was dropping off to sleep. They made quite a bit of noise, which woke me up and I was not able to get back to sleep. The day...

The last time I saw my doctor, she said that she thought my sleep problems were caused by narcolepsy. According to my sleep test, I do not have narcolepsy. However I did not sleep during the night part of the test. That may have caused problems with the day part (narcolepsy) test.

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@johnny_Drama You need to get anti-fungal medication up into you sinuses using a sinus irrigator, not a nasal irrigator. Swabs are not a reliable test because the infection may be farther up in the sinus than the swab can reach. I think most of the discussion of this is over on PR.

Does it ever! Do they put other psychologists on the ethical committee? Maybe that is the problem.

It could also be fungal. Do you swallow this or spray it into your sinuses?

I am surprised and appalled that landlords are permitted to evict someone when the temperature is well below freezing. :mad: It wouldn't take long to die of hypothermia in a car.

Good for his wife for 'doctor shopping' until they found someone who could/would help.

I agree that it is not normal and not typical of ME (if there is such a thing as typical ME). Do you have a doctor you can see? It might be a good idea.

I'm afraid I didn't get past the name Stripy Lightbulb. :confused:

Well, it finally loaded on my slow connection and I have read it. I am horrified by: My bolding And My bolding :arghh: :arghh: :arghh: