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Originally Posted by Mikala43
I guess I'm a little confused on the symptoms you had before the accident and then the ones that were added post accident, but I guess the bottom line question is:
Why do you stay with him?
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I only had headaches. I've had them since I was 7 and only had a few a year by my early 20s.
Now after the accident have one or more a week, just two months ago they were happening nearly every day.
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Originally Posted by Frihed89
OP, what does your doctor say about treatment for your symptoms? If there is no medical treatment, it might help you if you could think more positively (Not necessarily about your boyfriend, but about yourself).
Have you asked him to do anything in a positive way to help you? All I can read in this letter is: "don't do this; don't do that".
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I have no idea what I'm going to do about the head trauma.
I have a cystic legion on my pineal gland I need to have looked into but right now I just try and avoid stress or things I know will cause me to feel worse.
They also found arthritis starting in my C2-C3 vertrebrae in my neck, which makes my neck hurt and I honk contributes to the headaches.
Right now the doctor Im seeing wants to treat my anxiety, depression and PTSD first and foremost.
Once I have that under control in a month or so she wants to revisit the issue of my headaches. They haven't found anything I do well on. They put me on beta blockers and both had side effects that were unbearable.
As for my stomach, I've been put on an antacid for my reflux and have had to make major diet changes.
Everything so far will be avoiding triggers and managing symptoms.
As for my back I may need another surgery. I don't know what can or will be done.
He gets his attitude from his dad.
If I see something sad on the news, I'll talk about how horrible it is and how I can't believe it happens.
My boyfriend is very "whatever **** happens".
Like our neighbor had cancer and had surgery and told my boyfriend he was going back to work a week after surgery and they cut him from his chest to his waist band and then across the top. A giant abdomen sized T shaped incision. He was going on and on about what a hard worker this guy was.
Funny enough he couldn't return to work after a well. Go figure he had just been cut open.
I mentioned the guy was risking infection(he does home renovation) going to a job like that with such a large wound.
Of course my boyfriend didn't care. His response was "so what? Sometimes you have to."
Lol. No you don't. I wouldn't risk an infection. I come first. It doesn't benefit anyone when you die because you don't do what's medically necessary to survive.
My boyfriend is the kind of person who thinks because he's "broke" and uninsured that if he got sick that he would just accept dying with pride because he wouldn't want to accept money he didn't work for.
I don't care how much I have in the bank if someone told me I was sick and could live with medical treatment
I'd be like idk what you have to do but do it, save me.
My family is very supportive and his family isn't.
He gets jealous when my grandmother helps me with anything or if his sister is helped by his parents.