Comments on: Food Serves as a Buffer from Chronic Pain Hell http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/ Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:33:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: natural http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/comment-page-1/#comment-8242 natural Tue, 25 Aug 2009 16:05:23 +0000 http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/#comment-8242 Still cant believe they did this. Still cant believe they did this.

]]> By: David from Canada http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/comment-page-1/#comment-7633 David from Canada Tue, 04 Aug 2009 01:27:35 +0000 http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/#comment-7633 Yeh - hurt 25 years ago, and weight has bounced up and down, from 70 lbs over-weight to almost ideal and back up and down again. Chronic pain through out, has robbed me of some things, but I am working to have them all back again. Thank you for your blog and site, I just got here last week. Curious - Alternative therapies? Are the details here on you site or something you have figured out, over the years of listening to your body? Cheers - David Yeh – hurt 25 years ago, and weight has bounced up and down, from 70 lbs over-weight to almost ideal and back up and down again. Chronic pain through out, has robbed me of some things, but I am working to have them all back again. Thank you for your blog and site, I just got here last week.

Curious – Alternative therapies? Are the details here on you site or something you have figured out, over the years of listening to your body? Cheers – David

]]> By: Weight Loss Blog http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/comment-page-1/#comment-3018 Weight Loss Blog Mon, 15 Dec 2008 22:15:20 +0000 http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/#comment-3018 Hey, hope this comment works I'm still somewhat new to this whole blogging thing. nice post! I found your blog while Googling other people's weight loss stories. I've actually just started blogging about my <a href="http://www.joansweightloss.com" rel="nofollow">weight loss success story</a> - I lost over 30 pounds in a month with a diet I developed! I would love it if you could stop by my <a href="http://www.joansweightloss.com" rel="nofollow">weight loss blog</a>and let me know what you think. Warmest wishes, -Joan Hey, hope this comment works I’m still somewhat new to this whole blogging thing.
nice post! I found your blog while
Googling other people’s weight loss stories. I’ve actually just started blogging about
my weight loss success story – I lost over 30 pounds in a month
with a diet I developed!

I would love it if you could stop by my weight loss blogand let me know what you think.
Warmest wishes,
-Joan

]]> By: Aviva http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/comment-page-1/#comment-1295 Aviva Sun, 24 Aug 2008 23:12:05 +0000 http://dancingwithpain.com/food-as-a-buffer-for-chronic-pain-hell/#comment-1295 Loolwa, Boy do I wish I could say I didn't identify SO much with this post. But I do. I think I gained something like 80 pounds while out of my mind with pain from a shoulder injury in 1995 that required two surgeries and left me permanently partially disabled (even the state of Washington declared me so). I lost all that weight and more in 2000-01 when I developed chronic stomach ulcers caused by all the anti-inflammatories I took to keep my shoulder partially functional. I think that was the only time I lost weight while in major pain, but that was mostly because I threw up at least half a dozen times day for over a year. Then I hurt my back in a car accident in 2006 and had to quit the gym because the pain was so bad (and still is). I gained 20 pounds in the first year, then got sick with my Mystery Illness that they now think might be lupus in June 2007 and I've gained another 30 since I'm mostly housebound, exhausted and in pain. Ugh! I'm still 15 whole pounds below my top weight ever when my stomach ulcers started in 2000, but jeez, I never expected to reach this mass again. I have managed to (temporarily?) stop the weight gaining and have "maintained" for a couple months now, but still. I'm huge and fat, and that does nothing for my self esteem. :( Anyway, I'm rambling. But I truly appreciate this post and feel like you could be writing about me in it. Loolwa,

Boy do I wish I could say I didn’t identify SO much with this post. But I do.

I think I gained something like 80 pounds while out of my mind with pain from a shoulder injury in 1995 that required two surgeries and left me permanently partially disabled (even the state of Washington declared me so).

I lost all that weight and more in 2000-01 when I developed chronic stomach ulcers caused by all the anti-inflammatories I took to keep my shoulder partially functional.

I think that was the only time I lost weight while in major pain, but that was mostly because I threw up at least half a dozen times day for over a year.

Then I hurt my back in a car accident in 2006 and had to quit the gym because the pain was so bad (and still is). I gained 20 pounds in the first year, then got sick with my Mystery Illness that they now think might be lupus in June 2007 and I’ve gained another 30 since I’m mostly housebound, exhausted and in pain.

Ugh!

I’m still 15 whole pounds below my top weight ever when my stomach ulcers started in 2000, but jeez, I never expected to reach this mass again.

I have managed to (temporarily?) stop the weight gaining and have “maintained” for a couple months now, but still. I’m huge and fat, and that does nothing for my self esteem. :(

Anyway, I’m rambling. But I truly appreciate this post and feel like you could be writing about me in it.

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