Still in Pain

Doug is still in pain.  Every day.  Some days he has a hard time getting out of bed.  Other days, he’s almost back to normal.  If he’s really active, I know that he will be in pain by the end of the day.  But some days – like yesterday – he has a normal day; goes to work, walks around a little, sits at his desk a little, and he is in so much pain he has to go home.
And he’s so frustrated.  We’ve spent ridiculous amounts of money on doctor’s visits, tests, injections, medications, and all the other stuff and the doctors STILL don’t know what’s wrong with him.  He gets so beat down sometimes.  And with deer season right around the corner, he is chomping at the bit.
I try to stay positive.  But it’s really hard when you see your loved one – the one that has always been so strong physically – limping every day.
So we wait for yet another doctor to call him back.  So they can scratch their heads and say “Well, I don’t THINK that’s the problem but we can try it anyway.”  Seriously?  You don’t think?  How about an answer?  After more than $2,000 in medical bills can we just get a firm answer?!?