Tracie,
I watched my wife Pam go through this for many years and the main word
of advice I can offer is sleep when ever possible, even if it is short
spurts during the day if you are able. Pam's best moments before her
surgery were after a good sleep, the hard part is not going to far then
and wearing yourself completely out. Just take small steps after a good
rest. It is such a draining problem on your whole body, dealing with
this pain. If you wish, there is a way or 2 to possibly rid yourself of
this pain. Let us know if you desire further information on the aspects
of surgical intervention. It can be overwhelming thinking about this
again, but if so, just shout. Pam today is still pain free after 14
previous, unsuccessful surgeries. There is hope, Bev just returned from
Germany after seeing first hand another truly skilled surgeon that does
understand adhesions as do the Drs. in Scranton, PA.
Hang in there, you are not alone with this.