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(Message started by: stevegeebe on May 11^th, 2003, 3:44am)

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by stevegeebe on May 11^th, 2003, 3:44am

The very notion that I could go from episodic to chronic has, for the moment cured me of the much discussed side effect associated with Verapamil. Need to change my shorts....gota go.

Steve

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by jonny on May 11^th, 2003, 9:45am

As long as your on meds you will never know if you have gone chronic my friend.

Take my word for it, I know and know the hard way.....LOL

.....................................jonny

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by kissmyglass on May 11^th, 2003, 6:29pm

I'm hoping to go from chronic to episodic....can that happen? I'll never bitch again if I can go episodic....Pleeeeeeaaaaase
make me episodic....I've about had it with this every day shit.....

Kev

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Lenny on May 11^th, 2003, 7:18pm

on 05/11/03 at 18:29:31, kissmyglass wrote:

I'm hoping to go from chronic to episodic....can that happen? I'll never bitch again if I can go episodic....Pleeeeeeaaaaase
make me episodic....I've about had it with this every day shit.....

Kev[/quote

I dont remember where,but i do remember reading somewhere that the avg. person goes chronic from 3.5 to 5 years and then back to eposodic.

For those of you that were at the "1" convention in Las Vegas,there was a guy named Arnold ( from the L.A. area ) he was chronic,last time i spoke with him ( a few months back ) he had about 6-months PF ( no meds ) he was getting hammered very hard aswell. If i recall correctly he was chronic for 3 years. There are others that have posted on this board of going back to eposodic aswell. As far as i am concerned, there is a lite at the end of the tunnel. We will all have our turn,and hopefully real soon. Good luck and PFDAN to all.[quote]

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Ted on May 11^th, 2003, 9:20pm

on 05/11/03 at 19:18:52, Lenny wrote:

I dont remember where,but i do remember reading somewhere that the avg. person goes chronic from 3.5 to 5 years and then back to eposodic.

Hot shit!!!! Then I'm episodic now!
I never did follow the average path, I guess.

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Lenny on May 11^th, 2003, 9:44pm

Do you find something funny about that ? Or do you want me to feel sorry for you ? Or are you trying to tell anyone who is chronic that there is no hope? Or are you one of those that likes to say I SUFFER MORE THAN YOU DO and by the way LONGER aswell ?

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Ted on May 11^th, 2003, 9:51pm

I'm trying to say you're full of shit. Quote your sources, brother, or keep them to yourself. No one likes a little sissyboy who makes crap up to give false hope.
You want to talk shit about if I'm the type to come here and cry and whine about any of this shit? Check your own shit before you come here and accuse someone else of that. You want to talk about coming here feeling sorry for yourself or asking others to feel sorry for them? Check your own shit before coming here and accusing. You want to accuse anyone of the shit of whining and crying and saying "oh help me. I suffer." Check your own shit. 'cause you'll look far and wide before you see me asking for help here. But you might want to check your own shit before accusing others of it. Just a word of advice, boy.

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Lenny on May 11^th, 2003, 10:11pm

1- and foremost, i aint your sissy boy or brother. Do remember that. 2- there's enough negative stuff on this board. 3- i dont make shit up. 4- if you want to play like this,it might be a good idea to do that on the IM 5- i'm not an INTERNET tough guy like you ;D ;D ;D.6- If you got a fuckin problem with me keep it in the IM. 7- i know if i was new and saw all this shit, i would not want to stick around ( perhaps thats why the conv. is going to have such a low turnout )

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Ted on May 11^th, 2003, 10:18pm

1) Sissy Boy, your post showed you're nothing but that. 2) then why did you add to it if you believe that, boy? 3) Sources? 4) You might have thought about taking it to IM before being a jerk on the board. 5) You're doubtfully a real guy, tough or not. 6) Put it to IM. Why'd you start it here to begin with if your intention is to put it to IM? Or do you want to look like the nice guy after calling this all out, boy? 7) I suddenly wish you were new and finding this conversation.

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Charlie on May 11^th, 2003, 11:31pm

Thanks Lenny. I'm home. ::)

Damn. That Ted is sensitive. :o

Charlie 8)

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Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by oringkid on May 12^th, 2003, 1:08pm

I think there might be quite a few chronics who have been chronic for WAY more that 3.5 to 5 years who would take issue with that statement.

Just my not so humble opinion.

Sherry

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by cbolony on May 12^th, 2003, 6:00pm

Quote:

As long as your on meds you will never know if you have gone chronic my friend.

stevegeebe i think one year med free to see if you are chronic Iam right jonny

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by stevegeebe on May 12^th, 2003, 8:13pm

cbolony,
I think this is misdirected but with the way I spell...who knows. I think the first post in this thread is gone. Maybe that's it.

Steve ???

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by Lenny on May 15^th, 2003, 6:07pm

Check this out!!

[email][/email]www.clusterheadaches.com/about.html

Read - "characteristics of the bouts"

Title: Re: From episodic to chronic
Post by jonny on May 15^th, 2003, 6:10pm

on 05/12/03 at 18:00:47, cbolony wrote:

stevegeebe i think one year med free to see if you are chronic Iam right jonny

Your right, CB

Need to have 14 consecutive days PF in one year without meds.

.............................jonny