I was so pleased to find all your postings and discover I am not losing my mind and suffering alone. I had my seasonal flu shot on Oct. 19 and H1N1 on Oct. 26. The morning after the H1N1 I had neck stiffness....but then my life has become insufferable. My H1N1 was given in my right arm which I refrain from using as much as I can. The upper arm hurts 24/7 and I can not raise and move it back hardly at all. Undressing or putting on a coat is done cautiously and often brings tears to my eyes if I accidentally move my right arm the wrong way. I have not had a decent sleep since the H1N1 vaccine. I have talked to our Health Line here in Canada and they deny any connection to the vaccine. Have also been to my doctor whom I believe gave me a misdiagnosis of an injured ulnar nerve. I hope that time does heal this eventually - it has been 7 weeks now. My empathy is with all my fellow sufferers.
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I was so pleased to find all your postings and discover I am not losing my mind and suffering alone. I had my seasonal flu shot on Oct. 19 and H1N1 on Oct. 26. The morning after the H1N1 I had neck stiffness....but then my life has become insufferable. My H1N1 was given in my right arm which I refrain from using as much as I can. The upper arm hurts 24/7 and I can not raise and move it back hardly at all. Undressing or putting on a coat is done cautiously and often brings tears to my eyes if I accidentally move my right arm the wrong way. I have not had a decent sleep since the H1N1 vaccine. I have talked to our Health Line here in Canada and they deny any connection to the vaccine. Have also been to my doctor whom I believe gave me a misdiagnosis of an injured ulnar nerve. I hope that time does heal this eventually - it has been 7 weeks now. My empathy is with all my fellow sufferers.
December 11, 2009 - 9:42amThis Comment
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