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shelley74
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Hi, I was diagnosed with fibro in 2016 in the Nottinghamshire area and was given a lot of support from the doctor and hospital. I saw a occupational therapist on a regular basis for mental and physical support ,also given aids to help with pain, can you tell me why I can not get this in the Lincolnshire area as cannot even get compression gloves on prescription.
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Hi @shelley74 thank you for sharing this with us. I am sorry to hear you have not been given the support you need. Have you tried contacting your local council to find out the support available to you?
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This should be taken up with your GP or CCG. unfortunately it is down to money
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Sorry to hear you have fibro, I also have it, been Nearly 18 years now. I have so many problems trying to get help, doctors don't seem to know how to treat it, I get pain killers, I saw a consultant once since I had fibro... Hope you soon get help. ?
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I'm in Nottingham and I've found that I've had no support in regards to my FM, I was diagnosed and that's it, no advice, no nothing. I guess it depends on where you are in Nottingham because the medical centres where I am aren't that great.
They may lack money in the area that you are in now.
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