I live in a Humidifier here on Long Island 90 yards from the sea. The humidity usually hovers around 80, Unless it's raining and in the last few weeks I don't remember what that feels like when it's not raining. :oops:
into the "no rhyme or reason file".
I feel your pain ... literally. I have been dealing with the same thing. The neck pain is so bad that there is no comfortable position. One of the pills takes an hour to kick in and then I can sleep for three before the pain wakes me up again. I finally have an appt with a specialist today. It's an hour drive away and driving is he**. Hoping that they do more than tell me to go get imagining and come back in another month.
Good luck. It only took me 5 years to get some actual relief and by then it was a matter of too little to late.
I have spinal stenosis and herniated discs. I was going to have surgery at laser spine institute 3 years ago and then they went out of business literally the week I was scheduled. I wasted another year with epidurals and cortisone shots. By the time I worked my way up the the almighty surgeon, he kept me waiting for 3 hours. When I got my whole ten minutes with him, he had never reviewed my file, could not do the courtesy of even reading my name and suggested I start from the beginning with an evaluation for carpal tunnel. I still owe him $600 but I'm still too ticked off to pay him for wasting my time.
Hopefully they wont send you to the psychology people because you are making it all up in your head.
Ironic. I injured my back by underestimating the size of a box of roller shades while on top of a ladder at Home Depot when I worked there in my 20's. Back then, noone filled out OTJ injury reports or sent you to the doctor on workers comp. The store manager literally had a cashier drive me home and told me to take the next day or two off to feel better. Someone else drove my car to me a few days later.
