Frank,

    Thank you for your kind words. Ahhhh the weather is a real bugger and you know what else is driving me crazy right now as strange as this sounds... They are repaving the road right behind our place and the vibrations of the large trucks and the dumping of the stones are really getting me going.  And, it took me two days to figure out what is doing it and that's the only thing I can think.

   If you love the place that you live it don't move youmay regret it.  Even thought Arizonia can be very beautiful.  My best Friend's brother moved there twice he loves it there.

  I love living in the mountians.  I'm a nature freak, I never realized just how much I liked it.  I love having the deer and the bears in our yard.  I still am trying to get a picture of a real live bear.  I haven't been able to do that yet. 

When I'm really hurting, I scrapbook, make handmade cards and make jewelry.  I have run for now too many emails to answer.

Gentle Hugs,

Michelle

--- On Mon, 4/28/08, franknberrie <[email protected]> wrote:

From: franknberrie <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: activity level
To: "RSD Helpline Support Group" <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, April 28, 2008, 6:54 PM

<STYLE type=text/css> #yiv1221005048 /* Foreground colors */ ThmFgColumnHeader,#yiv1221005048 A.FrameLink,#yiv1221005048 A.HeaderLink,#yiv1221005048 A.FooterLink,#yiv1221005048 A.LgtCmd,#yiv1221005048 A.MSNLink {color:#FFFFFF;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgTitleLightBk {color:#FF6600;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgSmallLight {color:#ff0000;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgNavLink,#yiv1221005048 A.NavLink,#yiv1221005048 A.ChildLink:hover {color:#666699;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgInactiveText,#yiv1221005048 A.SystemLink {color:#666666;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgFrameTitle {color:#FFFFCC;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgTitleDarkBk,#yiv1221005048 A.NavLink:hover,#yiv1221005048 A.TitleLink {color:#CC6600;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgMiscText,#yiv1221005048 A.Cat,#yiv1221005048 A.SubCat {color:#336699;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgCommand,#yiv1221005048 A.Command,#yiv1221005048 A.LargeCommand,#yiv1221005048 A.MsgLink {color:#003366;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgHeader {color:#333333;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgStandard,#yiv1221005048 A.SystemLink:hover,#yiv1221005048 A.SubLink,#yiv1221005048 A.ChildLink,#yiv1221005048 A.StdLink,#yiv1221005048 SELECT.Standard {color:#000000;} #yiv1221005048 ThmFgDivider {color:#CCCCCC;}#yiv1221005048 /* primarily for HR tags */ /* Background colors */ ThmBgStandard {background-color:#FFFFFF;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgUnknown1 {background-color:#FF6600;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgFraming {background-color:#666699;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgUnknown2 {background-color:#666666;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgHighlightDark {background-color:#FFFFCC;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgHighlightLight,#yiv1221005048 #idToolbar,#yiv1221005048 #tbContents {background-color:#FFFFE8;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgTitleDarkBk {background-color:#F1F1F1;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgAlternate {background-color:#ECF1F6;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgUnknown3 {background-color:#CCCCFF;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgDivider {background-color:#CCCCCC;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgHeader {background-color:#9999CC;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgLinks {background-color:#8696C9;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgSharkBar {background-color:#8696C9;} #yiv1221005048 ThmBgGlobalNick {background-color:#9394A9;} #yiv1221005048 /* Calendar styles */ calfgndcolor {color:#E00505;} #yiv1221005048 calbgndcolor {color:#E00505;} </STYLE>

	New Message on RSD Helpline Support Group

activity level

Reply

Reply to Sender   Recommend Message 6 in Discussion

From: franknberrie Hi Michelle;    One thing about our site is that you can "ramble" if thats what you call it all you want! I to feel exactly the same symptoms as you and so many others do he too...thats RSD! I live on the front range Colorado (thats the eastern side of the rocky mountains.) Wee have weather changes here every few hours sometimes! I have seen 70 degree temperature changes in 12 hours here, snow in the morning and hot in the afternoon......WOW! can that ever play with a persons RSD Bug!  I have been considering moving to a warmer climate but I dont want to make a huge mistake and move to somewhere like Arizona just to find out the move didnt help with the RSD symptoms.  May many good days come your way! Frank

View other groups in this category.

To stop getting this e-mail, or change how often it arrives, go to your E-mail Settings. Need help? If you've forgotten your password, please go to Passport Member Services. For other questions or feedback, go to our Contact Us page. If you do not want to receive future e-mail from this MSN group, or if you received this message by mistake, please click the "Remove" link below. On the pre-addressed e-mail message that opens, simply click "Send". Your e-mail address will be deleted from this group's mailing list. Remove my e-mail address from RSD Helpline Support Group.

Phillip,

I say if you live near the city of philadelphia go see my two guys Dr. Park and Dr. Lee they deal in pain management and they are also hooked up with PMC Pharmacy and between all of them they really do keep their patients best intrest at hand.

It's funny that you mentioned the discoloration in your lower arm cause for the longest time I was getting the warm rushes and the pins and needles in my left arm.  ( my RSD started in my left foot and then moved up to my left leg/ thigh/and left buttocksand my lower back)

but, recently about a month or so.... I noticed this reddish/purplish discoloration in my left arm... it comes and goes and my left arm is cooler to the touch then my right one.  ( I never even gave it a thought until my last doctor's appoint on the 12th so see if there was a tempeture change.)

Talk withyou all soon.  Unless I can't make it to the computer.  somedays it's harder then others.

Michelle

--- On Thu, 6/19/08, Phillip99621 <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Phillip99621 <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: activity level
To: "RSD Helpline Support Group" <[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, June 19, 2008, 9:57 PM

<STYLE type=text/css> #yiv725008597 /* Foreground colors */ ThmFgColumnHeader,#yiv725008597 A.FrameLink,#yiv725008597 A.HeaderLink,#yiv725008597 A.FooterLink,#yiv725008597 A.LgtCmd,#yiv725008597 A.MSNLink {color:#FFFFFF;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgTitleLightBk {color:#FF6600;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgSmallLight {color:#ff0000;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgNavLink,#yiv725008597 A.NavLink,#yiv725008597 A.ChildLink:hover {color:#666699;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgInactiveText,#yiv725008597 A.SystemLink {color:#666666;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgFrameTitle {color:#FFFFCC;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgTitleDarkBk,#yiv725008597 A.NavLink:hover,#yiv725008597 A.TitleLink {color:#CC6600;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgMiscText,#yiv725008597 A.Cat,#yiv725008597 A.SubCat {color:#336699;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgCommand,#yiv725008597 A.Command,#yiv725008597 A.LargeCommand,#yiv725008597 A.MsgLink {color:#003366;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgHeader {color:#333333;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgStandard,#yiv725008597 A.SystemLink:hover,#yiv725008597 A.SubLink,#yiv725008597 A.ChildLink,#yiv725008597 A.StdLink,#yiv725008597 SELECT.Standard {color:#000000;} #yiv725008597 ThmFgDivider {color:#CCCCCC;}#yiv725008597 /* primarily for HR tags */ /* Background colors */ ThmBgStandard {background-color:#FFFFFF;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgUnknown1 {background-color:#FF6600;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgFraming {background-color:#666699;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgUnknown2 {background-color:#666666;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgHighlightDark {background-color:#FFFFCC;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgHighlightLight,#yiv725008597 #idToolbar,#yiv725008597 #tbContents {background-color:#FFFFE8;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgTitleDarkBk {background-color:#F1F1F1;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgAlternate {background-color:#ECF1F6;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgUnknown3 {background-color:#CCCCFF;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgDivider {background-color:#CCCCCC;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgHeader {background-color:#9999CC;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgLinks {background-color:#8696C9;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgSharkBar {background-color:#8696C9;} #yiv725008597 ThmBgGlobalNick {background-color:#9394A9;} #yiv725008597 /* Calendar styles */ calfgndcolor {color:#E00505;} #yiv725008597 calbgndcolor {color:#E00505;} </STYLE>

	New Message on RSD Helpline Support Group

activity level

Reply

Reply to Sender   Recommend Message 12 in Discussion

From: Phillip99621 Hey guys, Just wanted to say, you hit my pain sensations to a T as well! Please describe to me your pain in your hand/forearms if you can. I've go the pain in my back from my neck down to the middle of the back just right of the spine and all the way back up through my right shoulder blade and down my arm. The reason I ask is because I'm having a really hard time with my right arm from about the elbow down. I get bad pain in the tendons on the right side of my forearm just below the elbow. The spot where I have the hardest time and the most pain though, is right on the underside of my forearm, basically where the wrist connects into the hand. The pain starts in the middle of my arm (on the tendons) from about 3 inches below where the wrist and the hand meet, and goes into my hand into the middle of my hand and also affects my thumb severely. I also have some discoloration around the wrist area in the middle, and to the sides of my tendons and up into the start of my hand too. It just doesn't look right. I got an xray yesterday, I'm willing to bet it's not broke. I've also gone and gotten occupational therapy for about the last 6 weeks and it's to the point today that I can't take it anymore. I am also liimited to writing about a page in my handwriting before I start to get a throbbing sensation through my wrist. I am majoring in animation/illustration in college and I was just almost healthy enough to start drawing again until this latest flare up. I do exercises lightly to stretch my tendons in my arm and keep things moving at a minimum so I don't get stiff, as well as the contrast baths I'm doing every morning and sometimes 2 times a day for bringing down the inflammation. If you don't know what a contrast bath is, then listen up. Take 2 plastic bins and fill them with water. The bin should be big enough to fit water and your your hand, wrist, and part of your foresarm (ideally) submerged when it's filled with water. You fill one with ice cold water, and the other bin with hot water. Then you start off by putting your hand in one bin for 30 secs, take it out immediately put it into the other bin for another 30 seconds. Keep doing this without stopping for a break for up to 7-10 minutes for the best results. The bath helps relief some of the tension and calms things down. Anyway, my questions are.....Does anyone have any similar experience with pain in the wrist/into the hand like I'm having? or in the right side of the forearm from the tendons? If so what worked best for pain relief? If my xray comes back negative, where do you suggest I goto if my doctor just wants to dismiss it as "tendinitus"? Thanks in advance.... ~Phil

View other groups in this category.

To stop getting this e-mail, or change how often it arrives, go to your E-mail Settings. Need help? If you've forgotten your password, please go to Passport Member Services. For other questions or feedback, go to our Contact Us page. If you do not want to receive future e-mail from this MSN group, or if you received this message by mistake, please click the "Remove" link below. On the pre-addressed e-mail message that opens, simply click "Send". Your e-mail address will be deleted from this group's mailing list. Remove my e-mail address from RSD Helpline Support Group.