International Trigeminal Neuralgia Awareness Day October 7th!
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Melanie Trujeque
9 years ago
Please add this.
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Vidya Lakshmi
9 years ago
Am having dis worst disease from d last three years...pls make us happy by knowing permanent cure.....
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Milan Kleibl
9 years ago
Please help.
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Sandy Patrick
9 years ago
The pain is real and the pain doesn't end.
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Leslie Kammerer
9 years ago
It is excruciating! I can't do anything except suffer.
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Gary Parenteau
9 years ago
I have suffered from TN for over 10 years. This disease is something that needs to be more advertised, discussed, and researched.
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Jessica wess
9 years ago
<3
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Amy Myers
9 years ago
17 yrs and counting and three brain surgeries with this monster of a disease.
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Stephanie
9 years ago
I've been living with TN for over 8yrs now and I havent had a pain-free day since. I wouldnt wish this on anyone! There are days when I cant eat or even talk and yet I cant get my Dr. to listen to me. Just because I might look fine on the outside doesnt meaning Im not in excruciating pain! We need more awareness.
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Jaco Pretorius
9 years ago
I am trying to survive it but do not understand.
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shan boynton
9 years ago
Need to research for pain management
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Erin
9 years ago
I recently have been diagnosed with TN. I'm only 38 with a job and 4 children to care for...And meds make me worse with side effects. I would love for more research and awareness of this condition! Chronic pain is horrible!
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Carlie
9 years ago
I'm a 35 yr old female in geelong Australia & have been suffering with this for 5 yrs
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Eddie Gauer
9 years ago
More awareness..
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Maxine Huhtanen
9 years ago
I have that condition too!
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Alice
9 years ago
TN-pain is torture and torture is a crime. So please HELP us.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Thank you! People need to know about us. People in less fortunate countries and in less advantaged areas need support if they are to deal with trigeminal neuralgia, even if they don't even know about it!
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Lorna Risi
9 years ago
My poor neighbor has been suffering with this for five years. Wish something can be done to help her .
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Amber Ridgeway
9 years ago
I wouldnt wish this pain on anyone :(
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Elizabeth Hamlin
9 years ago
We need a cure, help in medical treatment, for hospital's and doctors to stop treating us as if we're seeking drugs. We're not, we want relief. Recognizing that we suffer more than the average.
Please add this.
Am having dis worst disease from d last three years...pls make us happy by knowing permanent cure.....
Please help.
The pain is real and the pain doesn't end.
It is excruciating! I can't do anything except suffer.
I have suffered from TN for over 10 years. This disease is something that needs to be more advertised, discussed, and researched.
<3
17 yrs and counting and three brain surgeries with this monster of a disease.
I've been living with TN for over 8yrs now and I havent had a pain-free day since. I wouldnt wish this on anyone! There are days when I cant eat or even talk and yet I cant get my Dr. to listen to me. Just because I might look fine on the outside doesnt meaning Im not in excruciating pain! We need more awareness.
I am trying to survive it but do not understand.
Need to research for pain management
I recently have been diagnosed with TN. I'm only 38 with a job and 4 children to care for...And meds make me worse with side effects. I would love for more research and awareness of this condition! Chronic pain is horrible!
I'm a 35 yr old female in geelong Australia & have been suffering with this for 5 yrs
More awareness..
I have that condition too!
TN-pain is torture and torture is a crime. So please HELP us.
Thank you! People need to know about us. People in less fortunate countries and in less advantaged areas need support if they are to deal with trigeminal neuralgia, even if they don't even know about it!
My poor neighbor has been suffering with this for five years. Wish something can be done to help her .
I wouldnt wish this pain on anyone :(
We need a cure, help in medical treatment, for hospital's and doctors to stop treating us as if we're seeking drugs. We're not, we want relief. Recognizing that we suffer more than the average.