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CRPS Inside Out

CRPS Inside Out

Author: Jana Rawling

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This is my story... Raw. It's my journey with CRPS, which I call CRaPS (Complex Regional ANGRY Pain Syndrome), POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) & Fibromyalgia. I have to live one day at a time, even as a Christian believer. The key is hope. Hope can draw us into tomorrow and many more days ahead. Be blessed as you listen, and thank you. Connect with me at [email protected] and visit CRPSInsideOut.com for more information.
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Wearing Crocs:E18

Wearing Crocs:E18

2021-02-2209:54

I never thought I’d wear Crocs. Before being diagnosed with CRPS I loved shoes, especially boots. I loved boots because I used to ride my horse and my motorcycle. I lived for riding, going fast, splitting the sky with hair blowing around my face. Now, I wear Crocs. I get a rare horseback ride walking slowly while wearing boots three sizes too big. No more motorcycle. No more wind blowing through my hair. Just Crocs.
Forgetting Meds: E17

Forgetting Meds: E17

2021-01-2709:30

Do you ever forget your meds? I do, and oh, my goodness, the pain. I don't have a caregiver to remind me, and my alarms aren't doing it for me when I'm not feeling well or didn't get enough sleep the night before. What about you?
Distractions: E16

Distractions: E16

2020-04-0915:33

CRPS pain is no joke and we must find positive ways to cope. Using distractions is a great way to do just that. In this episode Jana discusses various ways to fight the pain and find meaning in life. Without meaning CRPS can live up to its nickname “The Suicide Disease.” Let’s work together to change that.
Dealing with CRPS is hard enough without adding other illnesses and disorders. The complexity of CRPS becomes even more complex. It’s hard to separate the symptoms from one disease to another. And that causes anxiety and frustration.
Feeling Sicker: E14

Feeling Sicker: E14

2020-03-0610:40

I just received several new diagnosis and I’m having a tough time processing this new information about my health. I now, once again, must change my daily habits regarding food as medicine and exercise routine. Frankly, I think I just need to go for a “walk” which means making sure my wheelchair is charged.
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