Re: Magnets

From: Rachel (rachelsoc@aol.com)
Fri Sep 3 18:53:41 1999


I couldn't help but to smile when I read what you wrote about expressing yourself to doctors. You and Ginny have hit the nail on the head. According to a few doctors I've seen I am either really depressed or I really just like to invent medical problems. Just wait until one day the table turns for some of these smug doctors. What goes around comes around. Good luck with the magnets. I don't have any info to share on them. Hope everyone is able to enjoy their holiday weekend.

At Fri, 3 Sep 1999, godfrey wrote: >
>O.K. Ladies, especially Ginny and Chris,
>What's the skinny on MAGNETS. There's a lot of hoopala concerning their
>TREMENDOUS HEALING effects for chronic pain sufferers. My mother bought
>a large (size???) one for her bed for sleeping. She has used it for
>three nights in a row, and swears they are the first good nights rest
>she's had in over a year. She says they relieved the leg pain which has
>been keeping her up all night. Last night, however, she didn't use it,
>and she is complaining her back AND leg hurt her today. I am thinking
>of getting her the "set" of five smaller/wearable ones for $33.00 from
>Marshall's for her B-day. They are suggest for use by artheritis
>sufferers. Supposedly the help promote blood circulation. Maybe they's
>help us?? I'd like to 'test drive' my mother's for 24 hours.
>
>Also, I know what Ginny means about speaking calmly to doctors and they
>think you are NOT in pain, but that if you fall apart in frustration and
>anger, (from NOT BEING listened to or taken seriously!!), they label you
>as suffering from depression. Wouldn't you like to give them a good
>swit smack on their smug, condescending faces!!! I'll bet that would
>give them a bit of a shock.
>
>The secret life of Kate Mitty.
>
>--
>godfrey@doubled.com
>

--
Rachel

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