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  • #446346
    anita
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    Please don’t disappear again, Tee. If there is any way I can help you, in a way I wasn’t able or willing to help you before- please let me know. Don’t go back to Isolation and Depression. I care about you, Tee (previously TeaK.. remember?)

    anita

    #446348
    Tee
    Participant

    Dear Anita,

    thank you for kind offer.

    Tee, I have to admit—it feels a little strange to be offering you support, after all the years you’ve spent helping so many people on the forums with their struggles, and doing such a remarkable job at it. It makes me wonder—what could I possibly say that you don’t already know?

    I was touched when I saw that you’ve reached out to me this March and expressed your good wishes and hope that I’d return to the forums (I haven’t seen it at the time you posted, but only now, in May). It showed how much you care, and it meant a lot to me. Already that in itself is a huge support – acknowledging someone, expressing you’re thinking of them and hoping they are doing fine. It really is, Anita. I don’t think there is anything else you need to do to help me at the moment. And I kind of am not actively asking for help – I need to put my own insights into practice, choosing trust over fear. So wish me luck with that! 🙂

    Please don’t disappear again, Tee. If there is any way I can help you, in a way I wasn’t able or willing to help you before- please let me know. Don’t go back to Isolation and Depression. I care about you, Tee (previously TeaK.. remember?)

    To be honest, writing each single post takes me quite a lot of time. I am very slow, and I cannot be super active on the forums with other activities in my life. I can’t become a regular contributor, like you are. But I returned to show that I am alive and not to betray the people I was communicating with. And I am glad that I returned and felt your warm welcome! <3

    (previously TeaK.. remember?
    I do remember, and there is a reason I’ve changed my user name. So I’d like to stay Tee, if possible 🙂 Thanks!

    #446350
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Tee:

    I understand that you cannot become a regular contributor here, like you used to be. I understand and I appreciate why you returned. I am glad that you are alive and that you care. Your return is greatly appreciated. I wish you the best, Tee.

    anita

    #446351
    anita
    Participant

    I wish I could be more than I was, so to be there for you the way you needed someone to be there for you.

    anita

    #446352
    Tee
    Participant

    Dear Anita,

    I wish I could be more than I was, so to be there for you the way you needed someone to be there for you.

    you are absolutely enough! <3 You don’t need to be more or give more than you’re already giving. Luckily, I wasn’t all alone in my pain. My husband was there with me, supporting me, both physically and emotionally. I couldn’t have done it alone. So don’t worry, I didn’t suffer all by myself, even though I wasn’t present on the forums.

    You’re doing a great service to so many people, so please don’t feel bad about “not being enough”!

    #446356
    anita
    Participant

    Thank you, Tee 🙏

    I also wanted to mention something about chronic knee pain—and other types of pain. Ibuprofen, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), has been incredibly effective for many people I know in real life. I’ve recently started seeing it as a bit of a miracle drug.

    anita

    #446357
    Tee
    Participant

    Dear Anita,

    you’re very welcome!

    Ibuprofen and other NSAIDs can be a temporary solution, but as far as I know, they’re not recommended to use on a daily basis, because they can have side effects, such as kidney damage and heart problems. Better solution would be to do physical therapy to strengthen the muscles and relieve the joint. But of course, if you only have occasional pain, be it in the knee or anywhere else in the body, using pain killers is fine.

    #446358
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Tee:

    Well, every solution is a temporary solution, isn’t it Tee?

    Also, every good thing has potential negative side-effects. Even physical therapy has potential negative side-effects like swelling, bruising and even increased pain.

    anita

    #446367
    Tee
    Participant

    Dear Anita,

    Well, every solution is a temporary solution, isn’t it Tee?

    I was referring to a regular, daily use of a drug, which can be detrimental. That’s why it is recommended to use only temporary. Not sure why the need for relativization?

    I’m sorry, but I don’t feel that the discussion about my chronic pain or ways to treat it is relevant or helpful, specially not here, on SereneWolf’s thread. I would like to return the thread to him, if that’s okay with you, in hope that he will see it and reply in due time.

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