Posted: 1/7/2013 11:30:05 AM EDT
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It's an imaginary "disorder" that is most commonly used by prescription painkiller addicts to keep the candy coming. What's the matter? Did your wheel bearings seize? I'm neither delusional nor a drug user. 
ETA: For the fucking record, I"ve been in pain for years, more in the last 2 than ever - constant, chronic pain - and I NEVER once asked for a narcotic script, nor was one offered, as the doctors I chose to go to feel the same way as I do - they want to treat the cause & not the symptoms. <knock off the personal attacks, please> |
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It's an imaginary "disorder" that is most commonly used by prescription painkiller addicts to keep the candy coming. I don't claim to know, but my wife (who used to be a nurse at an inner city hospital) said the same thing. My wife is a nurse, and has been for 20 years, that's her opinion of fibromyalgia. I'll take her word for it. |
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It's an imaginary "disorder" that is most commonly used by prescription painkiller addicts to keep the candy coming. What's the matter? Did your wheel bearings seize? I'm neither delusional nor a drug user.
I'm not doubting that you have legitimate pain issues, but many FM "sufferers" do not. You can get better advice from a pain management specialist than you can from your imaginary friends on the internet anyway, so feel free to disregard my ignorant opinion. |
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Quoted: Well then, guess what ailment you don't have. Quoted: It's an imaginary "disorder" that is most commonly used by prescription painkiller addicts to keep the candy coming. What's the matter? Did your wheel bearings seize? I'm neither delusional nor a drug user.  |
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It's an imaginary "disorder" that is most commonly used by prescription painkiller addicts to keep the candy coming. And it is a 'valid' reason to get on socialist insecurity disability. Hard to disprove. Say the same about aspergers and epic amounts of butthurt will start a biblical flood. |
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It is a made up word to explain any incurable pain of indeterminate origin. It is not a "thing" but a "catch-all" for things we don't know. Most of the people who claim it are seeking drugs. That makes it difficult for anyone who has real pain with an unknown cause.
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It's an imaginary "disorder" that is most commonly used by prescription painkiller addicts to keep the candy coming. What's the matter? Did your wheel bearings seize? I'm neither delusional nor a drug user.
Are you whiny? If not then you can probably rule out fibromyalgia.  there is a personality type that goes along with the diagnosis.
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