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The SIDE of chronic/incurable diseases that MOST DON’T SEE and DON’T UNDERSTAND
Posted on September 8, 2017 by Pharmaciststeve
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What an amazing video! I can relate to alot of them.
Have fibromyalgia, degenerating. Disc disease Which also comes with arthritis. I was diagnoised at age 32 and I’m 64 now. I worked until I was 50 as sitting in front of a computer 40 hours a week was just making things worse. I don’t look sick but for some of those who question me I pray you never get any disease with chronic pain issues. I lived on opioids for 30 years. Some days they worked better than others. About 2 yrs ago I just stopped taking them and turn to marijuana which has helped me more. Don’t know what else the pharma companies will come up with, but I don’t care. At least now I have some kind of life. I have more good days and at my age I want to do some of what’s on my bucket list.