01-01-2009, 15:36 | #21 |
Absinthe
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And/or decent painkillers.
I have problems with my back and sometimes have to take diclophenac (not sure how it's spelt). And wear a back support. Gentle hugs, hope you are feeling better soon.
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05-01-2009, 12:45 | #22 |
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i get a very sharp pain between my shoulder blades from time to time, like a trapped nerve, and it's excruciating - really stops my range of movement. I get the girlfriend to hold onto something and walk slowly up my back as i lay flat on a hard floor and you can feel it sort of "pop" back into place, it then feels sort of dulled and 1/2 an hr later it's gone
just make sure you have some trust in your girlfriend/wife/child/boyfriend/big dog and talk them through slowly shifting their weight up you. Also make sure they aren't enormously heavy The gf's probably less than 10st, but i'd risk up to a 12stoner B@
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05-01-2009, 14:37 | #23 |
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How's your posture Feek? Do you sit up straight with your shoulders back when at a desk etc?
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