My traitorous body

Jul 23, 2024 22:11

... keeps stabbing me in the back. Quite literally, in fact. It is enough to roll onto my back in my sleep in the wrong angle and I'm done in. Today, I got up with considerable effort and with a back as stiff as a board. And now the intermittent pain in my lower back is back. Oh, joy. As a rule, it takes weeks for it to sort itself out; let's hope ( Read more... )

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artemis10002000 July 23 2024, 20:16:40 UTC

Ouch, that sounds so painful. Stretching exercises do indeed sound like a good plan.

If you're looking for vids, I have been enjoying her vids https://www.youtube.com/@GabiFastner Although lately I've been neglecting my back/shoulders since my self-discipline only suffices for one body part,, and regaining ankle mobility takes precedence

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wiseheart July 23 2024, 20:32:57 UTC
Thanks, I'll check it out!

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akane42me July 23 2024, 21:47:37 UTC
I hope you're feeling better soon. Definitely try those stretching exercises. Walking is good, too, even if it doesn't feel that way. When, I wonder, is that heat wave going to break where you are?

We have been fortunate - a cooler front dropped down from the north on Saturday, bringing a few much cooler days (mid-60sF at sunrise, topping out at mid-80s, and now we have rain after a long dry spell.)

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wiseheart July 24 2024, 17:27:19 UTC
Well, forecast promises similar temperatures for at least another week and a half. We are not happy. We'll vegetate in front of the telly and watch the Olympics.

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adafrog July 23 2024, 22:30:01 UTC
owe.

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red_day_dawning July 24 2024, 03:12:03 UTC
Aw that sounds awful. Stretching exercises sounds like a good idea. I really ought to incorporate some sort of daily stretching and strengthening too.

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lab_jazz July 24 2024, 03:17:28 UTC
I hope that you manage to get relief from your back issues soon

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wiseheart July 24 2024, 17:29:14 UTC
Thank you. They come and go from time to time, ever since I overstrained my back in the Iron Age (1996) when my grandmother was bedridden and I had to lift and turn her in bed. At least they don't return too often. But they do so without the slightest provocation... well, except of sleeping in an odd position, it seems.

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