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I take it back!

I take it back! I was going to try to go to work without darvocet...but I've been in so much pain, I think I have to take it back and go back on it. :( My knee has been crunchy...it's like I've got a hand of claws resting on my knee and when I go to stand up, the claws just curl into the bottom of my knee. Which really kind of confuses me b/c I though the shot of cortisone and xylocaine was supposed to fix that. My back has started aching again, too. So I guess the meds were doing something more than just making me happy, huh? It also makes me run off at the mouth, which is a side effect I don't really like.

The Easter bunny came late this year. I didn't go out shopping for chocolate and goodies until this afternoon...of course, everything was half off. Still, I ended up spending waaaay too much...like, $40 in less than half an hour. Ok, I got kitty litter and some Pasta Roni's too, so it wasn't all chocolate and sugar.

Ok, I've got to take a break. Have a good one :)
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Jean-Luc Picard said…
Do you bandage you knee up tightly? That might help.
3/25/2008 03:26:00 PM
Ciera said…
No, I don't. Doctor didn't even mention it. He did say I could take Ibruprophen along with the darvocet for the swelling. And bandaging the knee won't help tha back any! Thanks for the thought though :)
3/26/2008 03:13:00 AM
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