Adhesions and Drugs

From: International Adhesions Society (tracy.joslin@adhesions.org)
Thu Jan 12 20:49:32 2006


From: adhesions@adhesions.org [mailto:adhesions@adhesions.org] On Behalf Of DBargad@aol.com Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 2:19 AM Subject: Re: Adhesions and Drugs

Just a brief response to what melody wrote. No one and I do mean no one, not a parent, spouse, child, doctor or friend can be in our bodies and feel what we feel. People see medication and automatically associate lots of pills with dependence.

Imagine someone you trust and share everything with, standing at the outside kitchen door watching you inside cooking or taking a drink or a "PILL." They observe but cannot smell, hear or feel anything relating to what you are doing. They can only see you and make uneducated assumptions or associations about the task you are performing. Everyone is outside looking in. Even when a boyfriend or husband is inside your body intimately, he cannot see inside of you, nor the bands of gluelike scar tissue that wrap themselves in and over and up and down. He cant relate an act of what is pleasure for him to being anything painful to you. I hope that helps. Yours, Deborah


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