I have multiple health issues. I added details below. Serious responses only, please.?

Polymyalgia Rheumatica, Fibromyalgia, spinal spontenous, neuropathy, emergency colostomy, extreme spine/hip/leg/feet/hand pain, nerve damage from a fractured L-4&5 , degenerative osteoartheritis, vision difficulties, major depression, post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and ADD. Any help for dealing with this and still remain active? I take various medicines, follow a sensible diet and do physical therapy. Recently, the pain has increased and I am having great difficulty moving around and I am trying to remain independent. I have various doctors/specialists and each tell me to rest/relax and recover and this is hard for me because all of this hit sudden and I am normally active. Any help, suggestions, recommendations are appreciated. Please be advised that I do seek therapy and I am responding and learning any and all techniques provided. I just want to be alive again or the best that I can be with the disabilities. The colostomy is the most recent with additional pain.

My first husband, got into an accident and became paralyzed, before this happen are sex life was the best and we had fun doing things, after the accident, he wanted me to leave him and find a new life, I couldn't believe what he was saying, I told him that I married him for better or worse, I would never leave now when he needs me the most. Well two years later, I did leave because I couldn't take the verbal abuse any longer, he became so hateful, and mean, constantly telling me to get out, and calling me names, degrading me because I was normal, I couldn't take it, please don't become that kind of person is the best advise I can give you, you're still alive, and you can be happy, give it some time, you have a lot going on right now but when you have all your ducks in a row, you'll see that there is life in you, best of luck

i don't know but i will pray to god to give you good health

talk with a psychiatrist about what you are going thru,someone you can vent to. it all may be overwhelming for family + friends and then tell yourself this will be the best day of my life use your mind to help you overcome some of your trails/tribulations . therapy is good. can you talk with spouse/best friend? sometimes they want to help but get frustrated when they can not help you. Maybe speaking to groups or medical professional to help them understand and know how to help patients like you complex.

Hey there. Boy, you sound like my sister (long list of problems without much in the way of solutions).

I have had my own quite serious problems for almost five years now, and the only thing that has given me my life back has been seeing a kinesiologist.
Kinesiology is too complicated to explain, but I'll swear on a stack of four hundred bibles that it works :)
Just to give you an idea....my problems were quite different to yours, but kinesiology is effective on pretty much everything.
Since the birth of my daughter in July 2002, I have suffered severe post-natal depression, bordering on psychosis, with an underlying acute anxiety disorder with a tendancy to apocolyptic panic attacks. My periods have been absolutely catastrophic. I was suicidal. Every system in my body was completely out of whack. Every internal organ was under attack. My brain was barely functioning. I had no memory to speak of. I was sick all the time with things doctors couldn't diagnose or treat.
I started seeing a kinesiologist in September. My final appointment was last Wednesday. And I'm fixed.
It's weird stuff, and while you're having the treatments you can't believe that what they're doing is going to have any effect whatsoever (it's so mild and gentle), but by God it works :)
For your information, the kinesiology technique my practioner uses is the N.I.C.E. one. It stands for Neural Integration C(something!) E(something!) Sorry, couldn't remember all of it, lol. I've had other kinesiology treatments by practioners using different techniques, but none had any lasting effect. The N.I.C.E. one worked brilliantly, right from day one.
I cannot recommend it highly enough. This woman saved my life.
Whatever you choose to do, my friend, I wish you the very best.

Oh, and there's also a book you should read. Two, actually. Heal Thyself, and The 12 Healers, both by a guy called Edward Bach. There are others, which I'm yet to get my hands on, but I'm trying.
These books talk about the true nature of illness and disease, happiness and fulfillment. These books will really open your eyes, I promise. If you use them (and they're very easy to use, if you choose to), they will change your life.