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May 04, 2009 - 2 comments
STILL NO NEWS FROM SSI....DAMN THESE GUYS ARE SLOW.....SLEEPIN SOME BETTER...WRIST AND KNEES STILL HURT, SOMETIMES MORE THAN OTHERS, BUT FEET ACH ALL THE TIME, BURNING LIKE FIRE AT NITE AND COLD AND ACHIE DURING THE DAY. CANT UNDERSTAND HOW YOUR FEET CAN BE COLD WHEN IT IS 80 DEGREES OUTSIDE. .. I SOMETIMES WALK LIKE AN OLD MAN. OR A YOUNG MAN WITH A CORN COBB....WELLL U KNOW.....THIS DAMN RINGING IN MY EARS IS JUST ABOUT TO DRIVE ME CRAZY....SOUNDS JUST LIKE THE E.B.S. TONE ON THE T.V.....GOT A BREAK THO HOPEFULLY I AM GOING TO NEBRASKA NEXT WEEK TO HELP A FRIEND DO SOME CROPDUSTING.....NOT MUCH FOOT WORK, SO I HOPE I CAN HANDLE IT. MY OLDEST WILL BE THRU WITH HER H/S IN A FEW WEEKS. STARTING NURSING SCHOOL SHORTLY AFTERWARDS. ALREADY HAVE ALL HER SCHOLARSHIPS IN LINE, GOING ALMOST FREE. NURSE / ANESTHESIOLOGISTS...WHAT A WORD... SOO PROUD OF HER, AND A GREAT FIELD...SHE IS GOING IN AS A SOPHMORE, MUST HAVE GOT HER BRAINS FROM THE MAILMAN.
Hi!
I do remember when I waited for my SSI. Seemed like ages, plus!! The government is always hurry up and wait; just like the Army. It sure does sound like you have Neuropathy in your feet. That pain is just horribe. I had the pain in both hands and I could have screamed. I understand about your feet feeling cold too. That has to do with bad circulation and the neuropathy being diabetic. I was in tears daily and no meds would help. Had to have carpal tunnel surgery on both wrists and all the neuropathy pain disappeared. Thank God. My hands are still numb and I drop things, hard to hold onto things and times I cannot even cut a meal or tie my laces. People without being diabetic can also end up with neuropathy. Good luck with your SSI.
I do remember when I waited for my SSI. Seemed like ages, plus!! The government is always hurry up and wait; just like the Army. It sure does sound like you have Neuropathy in your feet. That pain is just horribe. I had the pain in both hands and I could have screamed. I understand about your feet feeling cold too. That has to do with bad circulation and the neuropathy being diabetic. I was in tears daily and no meds would help. Had to have carpal tunnel surgery on both wrists and all the neuropathy pain disappeared. Thank God. My hands are still numb and I drop things, hard to hold onto things and times I cannot even cut a meal or tie my laces. People without being diabetic can also end up with neuropathy. Good luck with your SSI.
hello there,, do you have a attorney?? if you live in oklahoma then i have a attorney that can help.. if you email me i can give you the name and phone number of him. my email is [email protected]
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