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I have been dealing with Chronic Neurological based pain thru P.O.W Pain Management Team for the last 10-12 years after T10 Syrinx surgery with neck and shoulder recurring issues,and now i have apparently disrupted the shunt during sneezing fit leaving me with sciatic...

I haven’t been in that situation (yet) as I’ve been using a wheelchair for a little over a year now. I’m keen to read what others would do so I have some tips when it happens to me.

Was your stuff under funded in your current plan or last years plan? I find that they tend to under fund therapies because they fall under Capacity Building. I questioned my planner about this, he said that a few sessions with a therapist is more than enough and I...

Have you looked into the use of cock rings or pumps? Or using a higher dose of viagra, unfortunately best results vary but all are super effected I’ve found with alcohol and large meals, avoiding both and staying extra hydrated might help, it’s worked so far for...

Hi All ,in terms of pain management ,i was looking for a natural soloution and was introduced to Arbourvitae a natural (pine bark) based liquid Terry white chemist and along with it the palmitoylethanolomide (pea) tablets out of pocket expenses involved and you...
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