Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) Discussion Board

I'm not sure I'd call her stuff uplifting, though. It tends to be pretty dark, even when she's being relatively upbeat. You're right Aiken. For most it would not be music to listen to when needing a boost. For some strange reason though it helps me keep things in perspective when i'm down. Not real...

Aiken wrote: I really miss Canadian music.

2 Canadian ladies i really like,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CbAjj80NIM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jX7i0MG0uk

Enjoy.

I'll try a more detailed search. Thanks for the info Ann.

Hello,

has anyone here ever received a disability pension soley on the basis of RLS?

I know the situation would vary in different parts of the world. I've always been curious about this but don't recall seeing any posts on the subject.

Thanks.

Momo wrote:

Happy belated B-Day Momo

oh it wasn't belated, its not until the 28th
but thank you

Oops sorry. I assumed the party was it. My old eyes aren't what they used to be.

I can't believe I just turned 26 on the 1st... Lol, double that and u got me. If i had a choice to stay at a certain age it would be right about where u are now Zach. Happy belated B-Day Momo. Glad to see u made the best of your party and your friends all had a good time. I remember my dear mother ...

This is from Ann, not ViewsAskew the moderator. Of vice versa...whichever, it's the one of me who isn't speaking as a moderator, but just a member of humanity. If I look at this board, collectively, I see encouragement, joy, helpfulness, comfort, support, guidance, concern, care, and much much more...

Hello,

http://bb.rls.org/viewtopic.php?t=3815& ... &postorder

I couldn't agree more with everything said here. To much stress is a big contributor for me as far as RLS symptoms go.

It is often difficult to manage for a lot of different reasons but it is essential imo to help keep the bogeyman(rls) at bay.

Lol, say what u want? Do u own this board(not)? Just by posting such things u are showing disrespect for the folks that do, the staff and members imo. U seem to be oblivious to that fact that there are rules and regulations here as there are on every forum. There is no democracy. It's a privately ow...

tazzer wrote:i like the huge fonts....but thanks for your input

That u like posting this way is one thing but having consideration for others is another. Posting in big fonts is considered on most forums as shouting and doing it on a continuous basis is universally frowned upon.

Thanks Mods for the advice and MJ for posting the list. Very useful info. I actually noticed this list right after i posted in another thread. Do a lot of folks here use Wellbutrin? Does it work well? I was on Zyban about 10 years ago for stop smoking attempt. Just to confirm, it is the same as Well...

Hello foks, i have read several posts here in the past that antidepressants can be bothersome for RLS symptoms. I know it doesn't effect everyone but are there certain brands to watch out for? Also which ones seem to not effect your RLS? I ask because my doc has suggested them to me in the past. P.S...

First off, thanks Aiken for your time on this. It's very much appreciated. If you can't get it resolved any other way, there's the botox route to consider. I had the anterior scalenes in my neck injected with botox when they were doing the same kind of full-time low-grade spasm. It does work, and I ...

Sorry i wasn't clear. I had the colonoscopy the wednesday before and the bleeding came a week later on the following thursday. 8 days after. I have another question. I operate heavy machinery for a living. Would taking muscle relaxants impair me at all in doing my job? I know there are different typ...