The pick of the litters do anyway!Most defiantly !
Look at all those pretty girls we attract as coffee girls and some even join
The pick of the litters do anyway!Most defiantly !
Look at all those pretty girls we attract as coffee girls and some even join
I know with my sciatic nerve pain it starts around the waist area. I think the idea of cutting off your leg is more about the severity of the pain and what a person would do to be free of that intense pain. When I took the Gabapentin it took over a week for it to fully clear up the pain. It started at my waist, my butt, my thigh, knee, shin and ankle. Freeing each one of these areas of pain at a time. The worst was always at bed and all through the night with intense cramping, barely letting up except for a few minutes at a time.There's a good chance that cutting the leg or feet off wouldn't do the trick because the problem usually starts in the lower back and then works it's way down the legs. When it's happening it feels like it's in our legs because that's the signal the brain is getting. Due to the phenomnon known as phantom limb where people feel like they still have a limb that has been amputated, there is a very real possibility the pain would continue since the nerve causing the pain is still in place and active. Perhaps a better plan would be to go in surgically and remove or in some other way deactivate the sciatic nerve. Unfortunately since I'm not a doctor I have no idea what problems might be created by doing that. I imagine since it's not a practice I've ever heard of actually being done, the side effects of doing it wouldn't be good.
Sounds like me. Also insomniaMy spine from top to bottom has problems, moderate to severe cervical spondylosis(this is 3 different conditions in itself), lower spine has arthritis. Both sides of my clavicle have severe bone degeneration. But the sciatic nerve pain was definitely helped by the Gabapentin, it made all the difference in the world for me. The muscle cramps from the sciatic nerve pain was intense, the kind of pain that will drive you crazy. I live everyday with chronic pain and I could not get by without the medications I take for it. I have done my best to limit the drugs I take. I don't take any of the drugs associated with blood work. For me it's mostly about the chronic pain., oh and the asbestosis.
Hey Pute, oh lord, how can you sleep when your muscles are cramping up every few minutes, then relaxing for a few minutes, then cramping. Keep you awake alright and push your mind to the breaking point. I live with chronic pain everyday, so I am kind of use to pain(does not make it better) but the sciatic nerve pain cramps, that was equally intense, just different.Sounds like me. Also insomnia
From the mouse stove?View attachment 19085352
Took 15 years of heavy use to get to this state.
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Like a whole new grill now.
If Dog has mice who can do that I hate to see how big his cats areFrom the mouse stove?
Good day to you Sir!Off to a late start today for coffee, had to get my laundry going, get a grocery list for the Mrs. she decided to go over to the city today. Just having coffee now, lots to do this morning.
Good day OF,
the chill in the air is there, the 2 week weather forecast shows snow flakes at the end of the month, still have not had a frost yet. It is a perfect fall for an outdoor crop, little rain and no frost. To bad I didn't have a place to grow outdoors.
That's the ash grate off the grill.From the mouse stove?
If the mice are already at the stove, "mouse fricassee with dumplings."If Dog has mice who can do that I hate to see how big his cats are
There you are causing me to snort againCould be way worse. you could have started a Yugo dealership when they first came out and everybody wanted one
Dogzter, I think your 2 bundles of fluffy puppys need a jack russell terrier in their lives as a roomie.That's the ash grate off the grill.
The stoves out in the junkpile fuckin thing stunk.
I don’t get cramps all that bad except early in the morning. My sciatica is a dull throbbing pain from the back of my knee to my butt. Before The gabapentin anyway. The gabapentin has helped me sleep in someways. At least the throbbing pain has subsided somewhat. The insomnia comes from a restless mind. I lay awake dwelling on anything from things I worry about two things that need to be done the next day. It’s been six months since I’ve had a steroid shot with my back. That is starting to drive me crazy again…… thinking it’s time for another shot. But I got cataract surgery coming up and I need to get that taken care of first.Hey Pute, oh lord, how can you sleep when your muscles are cramping up every few minutes, then relaxing for a few minutes, then cramping. Keep you awake alright and push your mind to the breaking point. I live with chronic pain everyday, so I am kind of use to pain(does not make it better) but the sciatic nerve pain cramps, that was equally intense, just different.
It's like having kidney stones and trying to tell someone how painful it is.
Ours died last year and we have been looking for another one........super intense dogs I love them a lot.Dogzter, I think your 2 bundles of fluffy puppys need a jack russell terrier in their lives as a roomie.
We had 2, one lived till he was 17 and was an expert at squishing mice, quick squish of the jaws and onto the next one.
When we moved out of the house we found a hole in the wall where the mice had been stockpiling the dog's kibble.
No wonder he hated them.
I found two of those dog kibble stash areas when I moved too. One in a closet in a box where I kept the kiddie toys. There was at least 3 cups of kibble in that box. I thought the kids did it for a while. The other under the cushions in our living room couch which we rarely used. It must have taken them a while to carry each piece of kibble there while the cats or us were not watching…Dogzter, I think your 2 bundles of fluffy puppys need a jack russell terrier in their lives as a roomie.
We had 2, one lived till he was 17 and was an expert at squishing mice, quick squish of the jaws and onto the next one.
When we moved out of the house we found a hole in the wall where the mice had been stockpiling the dog's kibble.
No wonder he hated them.
you cant explain sciatica, pure tortureI don’t get cramps all that bad except early in the morning. My sciatica is a dull throbbing pain from the back of my knee to my butt. Before The gabapentin anyway. The gabapentin has helped me sleep in someways. At least the throbbing pain has subsided somewhat. The insomnia comes from a restless mind. I lay awake dwelling on anything from things I worry about two things that need to be done the next day. It’s been six months since I’ve had a steroid shot with my back. That is starting to drive me crazy again…… thinking it’s time for another shot. But I got cataract surgery coming up and I need to get that taken care of first.
Join the group.My spine from top to bottom has problems, moderate to severe cervical spondylosis(this is 3 different conditions in itself), lower spine has arthritis. Both sides of my clavicle have severe bone degeneration. But the sciatic nerve pain was definitely helped by the Gabapentin, it made all the difference in the world for me. The muscle cramps from the sciatic nerve pain was intense, the kind of pain that will drive you crazy. I live everyday with chronic pain and I could not get by without the medications I take for it. I have done my best to limit the drugs I take. I don't take any of the drugs associated with blood work. For me it's mostly about the chronic pain., oh and the asbestosis.
They are clever little things.I found two of those dog kibble stash areas when I moved too. One in a closet in a box where I kept the kiddie toys. There was at least 3 cups of kibble in that box. I thought the kids did it for a while. The other under the cushions in our living room couch which we rarely used. It must have taken them a while to carry each piece of kibble there while the cats or us were not watching…