*gives as many hugs that he can to help decrease the pain some* I do hope they give you good pain medicine tomorrow buddy.

Oh god Whiskey, I hope you get some help soon with that pain prescription. They are supposed to give you enough medication to help you manage your pain. My mother has had surgery on both or her ankles and her wrist from breaking them. They gave her meds to help with the pain, not completely take it away, but manage it! Sounds like they need to look into this for you and soon. Good luck my friend...

That's horrible. I hope the pain goes away very soon.

Oh Whiskey!!!! *hugs tightly, giving all the loves you need to feel better* I wish there was something I could do for you!!! T^T *lots of snuggles and loves*

hugs you tightly* poor thing get better soon ok?

Poor Whiskey! *Hugs, Hopefully the pain will improve very soon. In the meantime, if it's too much to bear get better pain meds! Use a pain scale if you have to, I've been there before and it's no fun.

Im sorry :(

Awe wish there was some way I could help
Is there anyway of contacting your doctor and getting on stronger painkillers?

That's just not right of them.

Oh man, no bueno! Stay stong

it doesnt takemuch timeor effort to write an Rx, damn!

It's also possible to metabolize the painkillers too quickly. I had the same problem when I had surgery... ahem... below the belt. They try not to give you more because it will hurt your liver. I know it sounds stupid but try and take deep controlled breaths. Mind over matter really helped me. Also, keep yourself hydrated and busy with other things that is really all you can do.

I hope for your rapid recovery and a quick end to the pain.

Im very cautious about the pain killer side effects.

Not able to sleep?

Good grief! That sounds worst than my kidney stones. I feel for ya, I really do.

Think about popping off chocolate bunnies in the desert Whiskey! Prays for a speedy recovery.

Your brain can only process three "major" inputs @ one time. Turn on the TV, radio, and do something distracting on the computer. Your brain wont be-able to keep up and the pain (as long as you don't aggravate the foot and remind your brain about it) will be dropped off the "major" list.

Its an old trick my dad and I use all the time.

Best of luck and hope you get better quick.
-Ford6

Great idea. Ive been trying it and it seems to be working.

:/

Have you ever taken it before? What mg did they give you?

I know for example Vicodin doesn't work on me, but Norco does. (Not as strong as what you have)

But since you have the oxy already they won't write you another prescription :/

This really sucks hon... Oxycontin is the strongest pill-form medicine you can get, Morphine's only good through a needle... I wish they woulda given you some, but at the same time you would have had to have waited for all the Oxy to come out of your system before they could give you the Morphine anyways D:

Maybe go to your doctor and get a higher mg of oxy...it should be possible since it's a "new" prescription...and you're in real pain.

And they wouldn't give you Duragesic patches 'cause you're not dying.

I hope you feel better ♥ :<

Youre a wealth of information. Thanks.

Anything to help you out hon. Feel better. ♥

Hugs hope you have a quick recovery

pain killers?
the one time I was in the hospital, they couldn't give me anything because my heart beat was too shallow.
just ignore it, try something to take your mind off of it, like a movie or video game that really pisses you off.

I surely pray that you can find some relief, my friend.
You're in my thoughts.
Let me know if I can do anything for you.

I hope the pain goes away soon.
I hope you have a DVR that's filled with prerecorded shows or a Netflix account. I know my Dish Network DVR was my
saving grace when I was house bound for three weeks with a badly sprained ankle last summer. It helped my keep
my mind off of the pain very well, and not to look at my ankle. It was so badly bruised it reminded me of a Picasso.

I'm not surprised that they didn't want to give you anything without a lot of BS because this is a tactic drug addicts use to get opiates, faking an injury and turning up at the ER claiming to need serious pain medication. While your injuries are real, they aren't going to treat you differently...

I think you would have better luck if you tried to get an appointment with to a general physician or pain management clinic, tell them what you're currently taking and say that it's not relieving the pain in your paw. If you have a doctor that already knows you that would be best.

Also, I believe your mental state greatly affects how you feel physically. There is some scientific evidence for this. If you are depressed you will be more aware that your body is hurting, and will feel worse. Try to stay positive and think about the good things in your life and how this is just a minor setback and don't think of it as a tragedy. Things will work out in the end and someday it will just be one more story to tell.

I hope you start feeling better.