Tag: pain flare
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I Love my Flare Bear…not!!
The author reflects on the challenges of post-Christmas activities and the physical toll they take. Feelings of inadequacy arise when considering future limitations with family, prompting an emotional response as they seek solace in writing.
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OH Yeah sucker !! Take that
The author shares their physio session experience, noting improved range of motion despite discomfort from recent injuries. They discuss managing pain and the effects of migraine and radiculopathy, highlighting the challenge of sleeping comfortably.
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Fake it till you make it !
The author reflects on a recent encounter in an elevator, expressing gratitude for supportive friends and humor despite ongoing pain. They discuss the slow recovery from an injury, a humorous incident involving their clumsiness, and interactions with their husband.
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I think i’m a bit better …d’oh!
The author has been experiencing issues with walking due to hip and body pain. Physiotherapy and communication with the physiotherapist have been instrumental in managing the situation. The body’s response led to a 3-day flare, but treatment provided relief.
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Snug + Comfy + Different = ????
After a flare-up, a cautious physio session turned painful due to tight tape on the shoulders. Enduring escalating neck pain for 4 days, she eventually took medication, highlighting the dilemma of bearing pain or resorting to medication. Communicating even minor discomfort becomes crucial.
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@$&^ WRONG !!! ERROR !!@*&
The patient experiences complications post-surgery, including low blood pressure, oxygen levels, and migraines. Despite expressing concerns, medical staff initially doubt her symptoms. Eventually, the situation improves after advocating for herself and receiving proper treatment.
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A Memorable Past
A memorable past My life prior to this was busy. As my neighbor would describe it, there was never a time when I wasn’t in the car with or without kids in tow…mostly in tow, driving them to their activities. Sometimes when my husband and I worked shifts we even played the single parent…
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Hello? Pain??
This content explores the fluctuating experiences of living with chronic pain and the challenges of pacing physical activities. It emphasizes the unpredictable nature of pain and the need for self-care and adaptation.
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“Normal” People
The narrator addresses judgmental onlookers, highlighting their hidden health struggles and the impact of judgment. They emphasize the need for empathy and understanding, urging others to refrain from quick conclusions and criticism.
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I now Pronounce you … Mr & Mrs Guilt
The blog discusses the burden of caregiving and the guilt it brings. The author’s husband sacrifices his well-being to care for her, causing guilt and stress for both. They struggle with asking for and accepting help.
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