Well, I guess removing the authentication means my comment count will rise. There has been a comment each day. Yesterday the comment appeared on the appropriate post.
I guess what I did incorrectly was to allow anonymous comments. I will delve back through the labyrinth of Blogger to find the right way to change this. I just don't know that I have another several hours to do this! I am so computer literate, don't ya' know.
Went to the bone doc yesterday. There is nothing wrong with the right knee - thanks God! The problem lies in the lumbar region of my back where the sciatica, stenosis, degenerative changes, and arthritis reside.
I told him I stopped the pain clinic because I want to be drugged all the time. Since I am now ancient, and on Medicare, I can go to the pain clinic he prefers. Perhaps I won't feel like I am visiting skid row now. It was actually getting a little scary at the other place. I am not being snobbish, but the folks there were seriously scary. I am pretty sure some of them were selling the drugs they got.
Anyway, I came home and called the new clinic. Bone doc said they would treat me without the accompanying meds. That means the injections in the back, and they do work. When I asked him who would be good to "work on the back" he told me to not let anyone cut on me. So I am looking forward to the new clinic. I see them next Thursday.
It is really getting to be absolutely necessary because I cannot stand for more than a couple of minutes. The pain makes me feel like I am being pulled over to the right side. I was beginning to worry about scoliosis. I don't think there is any of that going on, but the doctor said my back was like Christmas - something for everyone going on there.
So it is all good. G has a torn meniscus in his knee. He got a steroid injection. If that doesn't work - well it will be arthroscopic surgery for him. The doc said that it's easier to treat a tear than a break. Words of wisdom.
Peace.
3 comments:
glad your feeling better..good news.
I have the same thing--the injections in my back help, but only for a couple of months AND I need a driver to take me and bring me back home AND I don't have that driver anymore because...so it is difficult to find anyone to take me. Ask if you can get a TENS device. The patches go on the pain areas and plug into a little hand held device and electrical thingies so through the pads and into the back--it really, really helps and Medicare pays for it all!!!
I think I allow annonymous comments on my blog with out any problems. Blogger does a good job of weeding out the spam so I never see them. Hope those injections work!
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