Guest guest Posted April 20, 2004 Report Share Posted April 20, 2004 I didn't figure on Sunday that digging a hole for a Rose bush, or mixing the soil amendments would be so painful later. I sure have no muscle strength. I could not pick up a 40 pound bag of potting soil. I decided to try mixing the soil in a large plant container. That worked ok. I got the Rose planted. Then planted some radish seeds in my new raised bed. Then watered all the plants. Monday, I could feel my 'gardening folly.' These things must be done, though. I used my Thera-cane on my triggers, which were on the warpath, and took Arnica Montana 30C. I cannot figure out what is " doing too much. " A few weeks ago, I was amazed that my triggers were not active following cutting grass with my mothers electric lawnmower, but my degenerative hip joint bothered me so much that I had to take something for that pain. That's not to say that the next time I cut grass, I won't have active upper body triggers. I did take Arnica Montana 30C, like I did Monday. I was really stupid to think, I can cut more grass, like I did when I was a 'nermal.' My NPN says my muscles are atrophying, and the only way to stop that is to use them more. How do you do that, if using them hurts so much? Even the tinnest, or least amount of exercise puts me in bed. How? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2004 Report Share Posted April 20, 2004 > I cannot figure out what is " doing too much. " A few weeks ago, I was amazed that my triggers were not active following cutting grass with my mothers electric lawnmower, but my degenerative hip joint bothered me so much that I had to take something for that pain. That's not to say that the next time I cut grass, I won't have active upper body triggers. I did take Arnica Montana 30C, like I did Monday. Isn't it awful????? One day you can do things and not hurt and the next, if you do anything, even fold laundry, you hurt so much you can't stand it. Since " doing too much " varies from day to day, it's kind of hard to figure out what we CAN do!!! a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2004 Report Share Posted April 21, 2004 i find housework still to be my easiest thing to do. its working out of the house that gets me. at home i have my big 245lb, 25yr old son to help me out. he carrying laundry baskets, runs errands, lifts furniture and heavy boxes. but working outside the home w/ppl that are always spreading germs my way possitively kills me. nancy in reno > Housework, in particular laundry is a major issue for me. > > Kristy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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