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Q: Living in Daily Pain

asked by: lstew on May 21st, 2009

New User

Okay, so my story shortened is: I got married at 16 and had my first son soon after, then by the age of 17 I already had my second son. At 19 I started my own furniture business which I owned for 6 years and it was a successful business. then in 2004 someone rear ended me in a car accident!My life changed forever! I have already had 13 surgeries! if you would read my full story please write me.I need to hear that there might be someone out there like me! Thanks

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rollar64

replied on May 22nd, 2009

Experienced User

post your story here and you might get some comments

ioka

replied on May 24th, 2009

Supporter

hello and i would like to say if i could read your story it would maybe help me a little.
i live in pain everyday 24/7 even on medication so why not tell me a little about you and see if we can help each other.
im a supporter on this forum as i can relate to pain in a big way and how it can ruin your life.
take care and hope to hear from you.

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