last night while making dinner I burnt 2 fingers and it did NOT hurt. I was amazed and started laughing because I finally won one on the pain. I hope you understand what I am saying being chronic pain people too.
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Way to go - thanks for the chuckle.
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It was such a good post, something people should read and re-read.
Besides burning your finger, I can totally understand what you are saying.
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It's all relative after a while. I hate burns, but there are things that hurt worse!
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LOL - cute story. Hope your fingers are ok.
But yes, pain does put other pain in perspective.
Yep yep! I do understand completely!
I had shingles and after about 3 days of my neck feeling a little bit of pain I had someone look at it. Thankfully she was a nurse and knew it was shingles.
She said most people scream their heads off in pain from them.
BUT on a more serious note when I did go see my Dr about the shingles he told me I needed to be more aware of my "little" pains so that I did not over look something serious - like shingles
Ms. Humpty Dumpty Took a great fall. L1-L2-L3-L4 - S1 & S2 full herniations. Spinal stenosis, spinal arthritis, DDD, scoliosis. Knees, hips & spine have degenerative bone disease, arthritis and bone spurs. Age 50 - Here to find & offer support. *Had bilateral knee replacement surgery done March 15th, 2011