
I was actually really scared to be honest. I thought it was back because they saw a spot on my PET scan that glowed on my spine. I thought God not again. I was so happy to hear that it had not spread to my bones, however I still don't have an answer as to what they saw in my head. Its odd that you mentioned MS. I told my husband not that long ago that I seem to have some characteristics of MS. God I hope that's not what it is. I had an MRI of the head some time back and they saw an enlargement of my left temporal muscle, but nothing else of concern however I refused to use that contrast (not sure I made the right decision in retrospect as apparently much can be missed without contrast particularly MS lesions). Thank you so much for explaining what a PCP was! I've always heard the term GP which is what I use (general practitioner). It was driving me nuts trying to figure out what that meant...lol. Thank you!
I'm like you. There is only so much I can handle at one time so I let other things go. IC can monopolize your time, energy and anything in between.
You know I have been so curious about how this happened to Pen and forgot that she started that other thread about the doctor getting her taken off disability (I actually responded in there and forgot Pen was the author). I went in to have a look again and I am beginning to connect the dots here. Two things may have triggered this. One is that she moved out of state and that may have triggered them to notice her a bit more, but even more interesting is that she said her new doctor shook his head when he heard she was on disability and said that other things could have been tried (obviously a clueless jerk who has no idea how debilitating this disease really is). Bingo. If they have been in touch with him in any way and have his name, that's most likely what triggered this. He basically out and out told her that she should not be on disability.
I also saw another red flag from your other thread Pen. You are actively trying to have a baby and told this new doctor that. God bless you for that however they are probably thinking if she is in that much pelvic pain, how is she having sex regularly and trying to have a child. Its not fair that this should enter into it, but I have a feeling that's part of this. Its how they think and if any of this got back to SSDI in any form, this could explain a lot.
Pen, when you check back in, did you list him on a questionnaire? is there any way that they could know that you have seen him or have his name? If so, there's your answer. I think this whole situation reeks. Its so unfair that we are in this kind of unrelenting pain and yet we have to live in constant fear of them trying to get us off disability. So they take us off disability and make us homeless. Beautiful isn't it. For people like us its not "are we truly disabled" its will we also be homeless as well and not given disability because either way we can't work. We won't have a miraculous recovery if they take us off and deny us. We will simply add another more dangerous problem to our growing list and now be either destitute or homeless and only they can make that happen. I can see why so many have had to move to Britain, Canada or France to get out of this system when they are ill.

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