husband has fibro..........
They are out there. That must be very scary for you and your husband. Maybe your hubby can't do alot of physical things with the kids but I have learned over the years to adapt to what I can do. Reading books, making projects, coloring, jus****ching them do the things kids enjoy. He will adapt. You may be surprised he might find a way to do things that turns out better than before.
What does he do for work?? I hope it is not physcially demanding as that woulod be hard on a continous basis.
Please keep us informed how you all are doing.
The only thing you will get from this board is understanding and prayers...
Pam
Even in this time a day there are a lot of Dr's that don't believe in
fibromyalgia as a real disease. But there are some that know that is real a will treat you as someone with pain. I tried Cymabalta and yes
I thought I was going to lose my mind, and I could not breathe. Other
meds have had me feeling as though I could not breathe allergy reaction
to some . That's one med on my DO NOT TAKE LIST ALLERGY TOO.
I'm one of those if it not broken don't try tojust fix it. I just started having pains again and my rheumatology has move away he takes so long.
And move so far away there more here but they will start trying different meds. I don't want to go there anymore but he knows what he's tried and what not to try. Thanks for the heads up on the Lyrica the last thing I need is too be battle weight after having surgery for weight lost.
I'm using Wellbutrin SR Tabs 2X a day and Clonazepam tabs at night I've have stop sleeping all night time to go look him up and see what I can get.
It's been 2 1/2 years since I've seen him, my regular Dr. have try and seems to not be able to understand frib. at all. I've have had frib for at least 18 years and they did not figure it out until 4yrs later.
Missed all of my DD years in school HB enjoyed them at least and I
feel like I back on the same bad track. miserable.
FIND YOU A RHEUMATOLOGY ASK THE NURSE IF HE TREATS
FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS
Proverb 16:9
May not be where I want to be but I glad to be where I'm at.
Working at getting the rest of the way.
12/10/2012 I'll be having LBL, BL/BA, thigh & arm lift, eyelid
Body by Dr. Sauceda booked to 12/9--12/22
I have not been on this forum for a while but I feel so bad for your situation. I think it is harder for men to get the respect and treatment they need when they are diagnosed with fibro because it is such a high rate in women that many don't feel that men should or could really have it. I have a friend who is male that has gone through the same thing and it is gut renching when he cannot get quality care. I am on major pain meds and live on them on a daily basis. There has not been a day in the last 12 years that I have not had some kind of pain medication in my system and that is not to say that the pain meds make me feel better they just get me through my days. I have done better since being on Opana than anything I have been on before. I pray that you find the right doctor that will give him the proper pain meds to manage the pain. Once you manage the pain you can live a somewhat normal life but when the pain is more than you can bare it is hard to function and have an active life. Keep trying doctors until you find one that will listen and understand. I have to find a new rheumatologist because the last one I went to got mad at me because I wouldn't go on neurontin because it causes weight gain and I had surgery to lose weight not gain it. Anyway, I do hope you get answers.
hugs,
Sharon