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HELP! Please!
Thursday, July 3, 2008  10:13:00 AM

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by Rainbow Starburst



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Is There A Doctor In The House?

Help Please!

The company I'm working for has no medical benefits. About 7 weeks ago I got 7/8 'insect' or something bites, 3 on my back, a couple on each arm and on my legs. The first week the calf on my right leg was very painful. The pain went away, but I could not put any pressure on the ball of my right foot.

Subsequently, my left arm has lost its strength and I cannot grip with my left hand. Also my left leg is somewhat weak. Also, my left arm and occasionally just above my knees and right arm I get some sort of spasms, I 'm not sure if it's muscle spasms or veins or what.

I have just been to the ER in Florida with my ex trucker trainer with whom I have remained friends and I'm staying with him for a couple of days. The ER, for $100 up front as it wasn't an emergency did some blood work and a cat scan, they said both came up negative and sent me on my way!

 So I'm wondering if there’s doctor in the house, or if anyone can offer any suggestions as to how I can get this treated, or at least find out what the f'muck is causing this, with no medical insurance? Apart from that there is no pain anywhere just the weaknesses and spasms.

It's become the proverbial pain in the posterior, though it seems my posterior is fine!

Is There A Doctor In The House Please?


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