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Thanks everyone.
Once again, knowing I'm not alone in this helps me out. Doesn't make the pain stop (LOL) but it does help.
Chronic pain is a good description for this. I don't have a day without it. The intensity varies depending on the stress and anxiety. But it's like the PTSD mental sysmtpoms-it's there every damned day no matter what I do. I have to just push through and ignore it a lot. I do go through a lot of ibuprofen, hot baths and such. I've fried two heating pads so far.
I was honestly expecting the mental part that I deal with but there's not been a whole lot written about the physcial side of PTSD.
Lisa
Once again, knowing I'm not alone in this helps me out. Doesn't make the pain stop (LOL) but it does help.
Chronic pain is a good description for this. I don't have a day without it. The intensity varies depending on the stress and anxiety. But it's like the PTSD mental sysmtpoms-it's there every damned day no matter what I do. I have to just push through and ignore it a lot. I do go through a lot of ibuprofen, hot baths and such. I've fried two heating pads so far.
I was honestly expecting the mental part that I deal with but there's not been a whole lot written about the physcial side of PTSD.
Lisa