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Cymbalta is the only way I can ever walk.
by Rachel
Ketamine inpatient infusion
by anonymously
ketamine...wish it was offered by more doctors though
by erica
Crocheting is how I relax
by Lynette
My faith
by Beverly Davies
Keeping Physically active but not over doing it. Ballet has improved my crps
by Chanelle
My love for my children, without them I don't think I'd be here.
by Robyn
Finally Having a doctor that cares about my well being and tries very hard to help find answers to suffering
by crystal harris
Talking to a therapist and doing a pain group
by Allen
My yorkie Bristol
by Karen
My husband always being there for me
by Kelly Peters
Suboxone strips/ Lyrica 300mg
by Kim Bressan
Pregabalin
by Zechariah
Cut sugar out of your diet. This adds to inflammation.
by Suzanne
changing positions
by anonymous
Spinal cord stimulator
by Maria Purchase
Decompression surgery
by Christol Kasse-Leonard
Ketamine infusions
by L
Finding something that I'm passionate about doing
by Kasey Amber Johnston
STIMULATOR
by Vera Latkiewicz
Finding an RSD specialist for a doctor, Even if that meant going out of state!
by Melissa
Exercise
by Melissa
God
by Mikki
Having strong family support
by J.Hayles-Wright
Having faith in God and believing.
by Judy Shull
my children
by Dieneke
Great doctor
by Sheryl Donnell
Online support group crps uk living with pain
by Gillian Bowie
My son who has become my full time carer after my marriage collapsed. He put his own life on hold to do so, he is only 22
by Lise Gerrard
Series of 3 low-dose ketamine infusions in 2008
by Barb
Humira injections have cleared the ulcer's
by Bethan
My family
by Andrea
Ocean therapy
by Courtney
Calmare treatment
by Dianne
great medical support team
by Juanita Stockwell
Being positive as much as possible
by Kevin jenkins
Nerve blocks
by Hoda
Adding Norotriptiline to my gabapentin has made my pain much more manageable
by Kate Santon
Support from family
by jane lloyd
Refusing to believe that this is it now!
by Helen Townsend
Having others to talk to who understand
by Anna Rice
Neurostimulator
by Sharon Martin
Understanding from friends and family
by Peter Martin
trying accupuncture
by Jacinta
Crps changed my life
by Kat
My boyfriend being around to cheer me up
by Philippa Williams
Distraction, keeping my mind of the pain- music, pets, family, design and learning new skills
by Matt Redeye
Having goo friends around
by Lisa
Being referred to a specialist who explained what happened the clearest and is really looking into the problem now
by Sarah
Believe that I'm in control of this condition and not this condition controls me
by Lisa