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38 minutes ago, Thirdly said:

Thanks, everyone. All of your words are comforting amidst my exhaustion. I am just so tired of this pain. Feels like no amount of healthy food, exercise, or sleep has helped. And I'm so freaking scared my liver will cost me the surgery I need, that they will postpone or try to steer me another way because of its condition. I'm tired of feeling scared, too. 

Don't give up and hang in there.  Think positive that things will go your way, because a positive attitude will not only lift your spirit, but it may also affect how your body reacts as well.  I know it looks bleak, and I know what it's like to live with pain, but try to keep a positive attitude that things will all work out for you.  

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1 hour ago, Thirdly said:

Thanks, everyone. All of your words are comforting amidst my exhaustion. I am just so tired of this pain. Feels like no amount of healthy food, exercise, or sleep has helped. And I'm so freaking scared my liver will cost me the surgery I need, that they will postpone or try to steer me another way because of its condition. I'm tired of feeling scared, too. 

Think positive thoughts, that things will be ok and go your way.

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I can only wish you all the best, although that is hollow.

Important is to concentrate on the good stuff!

Not being there, it is difficult to say, but I would advise the fear needs addressing. Can you talk to your family or a friend about the fear?

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1 minute ago, lawfulneutralmage said:

Not being there, it is difficult to say, but I would advise the fear needs addressing. Can you talk to your family or a friend about the fear?

I've been talking to everyone about the fear that would lend an ear. 😂 It's a very specific fear: Living with this level of pain through another decade. It's like every decade since I hit puberty, the pain level elevated to greater and greater heights. I think it's at peak height, assuming I hit menopause in my 50s. I greatly dislike this peak height of pain. It blinds me from all tasks, good and bad. I make more mistakes than usual, the rare frenemy or two... and my brain is just flooded with "everything comes second to this right now" which probably makes me more selfish than usual. But I'm not all that mad at that part. Helps me realize what I really want, even if I'll never get there.

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I am not an expert, but my hubby often has chronic pain phases. There are pains like migraine that can not be really managed, however, bodily pains can be managed, and that does not necessarily need opiates. In the UK we had specialist pain nurses. Do you have something similar available?

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It is also about the links in the document to patient groups and societies. Maybe more can be found there.

All the best!

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6 hours ago, Thirdly said:

6/6/2025 Update:

Yesterday, I had some exams where they used a camera to measure everything. I came out of the exam feeling like Chun Li kicked the s**t out of me. On the 10th, I find out what the plan of attack will be when it comes to surgery.

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I wish you the best of luck with easing or erasing your medical woes, my friend. 

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