
Dizzylady80
Experienced
- Nov 5, 2020
- 226
I'm wondering what y'all would do in my shoes? Mind you if someone says "yeah I'd kill myself" I'm not going to read that and say oh that settles it, but I think some honest feedback could give me some insight, some things to think about. I'm not gonna give backstory, just the situation at hand. Also, the procedure hasn't been done yet, that's scheduled for the 5th (its got about a 50% success rate but my pain has been resistant to so, so mant treatments so who fucking knows). So here it is
26 years old. You're a cheery person who has great friends, loves life, loves the world, in a very real way. But. You've had this shit 10ish years, after dozens and dozens of failed treatments. Pain is usually comparable to passing a kidney stone or being burned by a piece of metal, but all the time and in an area that takes up about 1/3 of your back. Can barely walk, barely get dressed, barely sleep, barely do anything because the sensitivity is so high and everything makes it worse. You have this procedure, the last effective treatment available to you, and it doesn't work. There's other options, stuff like botox and hypnotherapy, but they have very low success rates. There is also an unknown but very real chance it could just go away on it's own. What do you do? Do you wait it out, or no?
26 years old. You're a cheery person who has great friends, loves life, loves the world, in a very real way. But. You've had this shit 10ish years, after dozens and dozens of failed treatments. Pain is usually comparable to passing a kidney stone or being burned by a piece of metal, but all the time and in an area that takes up about 1/3 of your back. Can barely walk, barely get dressed, barely sleep, barely do anything because the sensitivity is so high and everything makes it worse. You have this procedure, the last effective treatment available to you, and it doesn't work. There's other options, stuff like botox and hypnotherapy, but they have very low success rates. There is also an unknown but very real chance it could just go away on it's own. What do you do? Do you wait it out, or no?