| Posted at 4:39 AM on May 02, 2009 by jaclyntaylor89, #41120 |
Please check out the recovery stories on www.parentsforsafety.org. I am so happy you are already beginning to see changes. This will take some time and you need to learn to trust your body/mind again. Take baby steps. Please consider having a professional help you make the transition. I took my son to an anxiety clinic which helped tremendously. Talk to your doctor about your asthma symptoms. Do not give up until you find out what the best treatment is for you. Consider a specialist (pulmonologist) if your doctors do not listen to you or if you are not happy with your care. Take Care. You should be so proud of yourself for the progress you have made already. I found it helpful to write down my experience and to share it with others. Good Luck!
Hang in there,recovery is a bumpy road,but as a mother of a child that suffered,you are invaluable to me,you can put your feelings in words that some of the younger kids cannot,we assume we know how they are feeling,but you can articulate it for us,helping us understand just a little more.The feelings of anger and betrayl are persuaive,but everyday gets a little better..Channel your anger,speak out ,You have already made a difference.I made my son read your first posting,as it was so close to his story,it helps him to know he is not alone,he is not crazy,he is not lazy, he was poisoned. Good luck keep us updated talk to all that will listen
thank you, i will be postng soon, hopefully i start seeing some more changes! and im glad i am helping some people, i really dont want anyone taking this medicine, it is horrible
Hi - Hoping your are feeling better and wondering how long it took to start feeling better - looking for how long it takes to get the drug out of your body? I posted last night and stopped taking it last night. Just wondering how long it takes to get back to normal.
Thanks! APharmLady@aol.com
asthma medicine horrible nightmares mental stability free person death trap strenght couple days whole time pneumonia asthma nurses fda mom sleep medicine spirit anxiety clinic asthma symptoms pulmonologist will take some time baby steps good luck doctors transition betrayl bumpy road anger feelings drug