Re: Re: Morning yawning/stretching-To Dale

[Guest guest]

Dale, I have the stretching stiffness to but no yawning. What happens to me

is my left leg shakes back and forth even when I sneeze. This is a form of

clonus I believe an alternating contraction and relaxation's. Stretching is the

same thing but it is stronger...............just my medical

opinion.......flora

[Guest guest]

I can't even get out of bed, it hits when I'm waking up. If it doesn't as

soon as I try to get out of bed it will do it and lock me in whatever

position I'm in!

dale

Re: Morning yawning/stretching-To Dale

> Hi Dale!

>

> Yes, I've had the problem with stretching out in bed in the

> morning. My legs tend to lock up and I can feel a cramp trying to

> form. It's frustrating alright! At that point I get out of bed

> because standing up and putting weight on my legs is the only thing

> that stops the cramps from forming. As for the yawning, I haven't

> had that problem.

>

> Maureen

>

>

> > Just wondering if this is happening to others. We talk about how

> cold

> > " freezes " us up but what about these two. When I yawn, my whole

> left side

> > " locks up " , it just goes ridged and I can't move it until the yawn

> is done.

> > But here is the real problem that has gotten very bad the last

> month. I

> > almost dread waking up! You know those morning stretches your

> body does

> > when you wake up, usually feel so good? Your laying in bed and

> your body

> > just stretches out nicely? Well, they have become extremely

> painful for me.

> > My muscles lock up so bad it feels like they are trying to rip

> apart. My

> > yawn is so hard, so open, it feels like my jaw is being

> dislocated. Worse

> > part is I will get cramps in my legs but can't do anything because

> my whole

> > body is just locked up...

> >

> > Anyone else have this problem???

> >

> > thanks,

> > dale

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Guys is the cramp in the arch or the calf .I used to get the cramp in the

arch then learned if i stretch not pointing the toe the arch wouldnt get a cramp

as for the stretching in morning after waking i just lay there and stretch and

yawn for about a minute then stretch again while standing next to the bed making

sure the muscles get loosened up i think thats what their doing ? GEO

Re: Morning yawning/stretching-To Dale

Hi Dale!

Yes, I've had the problem with stretching out in bed in the

morning. My legs tend to lock up and I can feel a cramp trying to

form. It's frustrating alright! At that point I get out of bed

because standing up and putting weight on my legs is the only thing

that stops the cramps from forming. As for the yawning, I haven't

had that problem.

Maureen

> Just wondering if this is happening to others. We talk about how

cold

> " freezes " us up but what about these two. When I yawn, my whole

left side

> " locks up " , it just goes ridged and I can't move it until the yawn

is done.

> But here is the real problem that has gotten very bad the last

month. I

> almost dread waking up! You know those morning stretches your

body does

> when you wake up, usually feel so good? Your laying in bed and

your body

> just stretches out nicely? Well, they have become extremely

painful for me.

> My muscles lock up so bad it feels like they are trying to rip

apart. My

> yawn is so hard, so open, it feels like my jaw is being

dislocated. Worse

> part is I will get cramps in my legs but can't do anything because

my whole

> body is just locked up...

>

> Anyone else have this problem???

>

> thanks,

> dale

[Guest guest]

But Geo, it's like I said, it's totally involuntary, hits very quickly, and

hits the whole body, legs, feet, toes, arms, hands, body, mouth... The

mouth is held open so hard that I have to watch when it's done, I have had

my mouth slam shut so hard I was worried I would chip a tooth, luckily I

have to ware a teeth guard...

dale

Re: Morning yawning/stretching-To Dale

>

>

> Hi Dale!

>

> Yes, I've had the problem with stretching out in bed in the

> morning. My legs tend to lock up and I can feel a cramp trying to

> form. It's frustrating alright! At that point I get out of bed

> because standing up and putting weight on my legs is the only thing

> that stops the cramps from forming. As for the yawning, I haven't

> had that problem.

>

> Maureen

>

>

> > Just wondering if this is happening to others. We talk about how

> cold

> > " freezes " us up but what about these two. When I yawn, my whole

> left side

> > " locks up " , it just goes ridged and I can't move it until the yawn

> is done.

> > But here is the real problem that has gotten very bad the last

> month. I

> > almost dread waking up! You know those morning stretches your

> body does

> > when you wake up, usually feel so good? Your laying in bed and

> your body

> > just stretches out nicely? Well, they have become extremely

> painful for me.

> > My muscles lock up so bad it feels like they are trying to rip

> apart. My

> > yawn is so hard, so open, it feels like my jaw is being

> dislocated. Worse

> > part is I will get cramps in my legs but can't do anything because

> my whole

> > body is just locked up...

> >

> > Anyone else have this problem???

> >

> > thanks,

> > dale

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well i the one i get is when were asleep for a few hours ile wake ile be on my

back right side (bad side ) toward her she will roll over and just touch my side

and my right side freezes up like a rock .Its like the plant we found one day as

kids if you touch it it shrivels up .But yah the yawn problem i had only my

problem was after the yawn was done i would slam shut and take a chunk out of my

cheek so i had to watch this but a very strange thing with my PLS is like the

fasculations they have gone almost completely and symptoms i had when i started

like that arent around kind of scares me like you said seems like your better

and whamo when i yawn now i dont have to worry about slaming shut on my cheek

..You watch itle start back up I swore i had Stiffman Syndrome also, it acts

that way .See thats whats crazy about us we all have different symptoms mine has

always first been upper . speech , swallowing, chewing,but i can make a smile

etc. ? GEO

Re: Morning yawning/stretching-To Dale

>

>

> Hi Dale!

>

> Yes, I've had the problem with stretching out in bed in the

> morning. My legs tend to lock up and I can feel a cramp trying to

> form. It's frustrating alright! At that point I get out of bed

> because standing up and putting weight on my legs is the only thing

> that stops the cramps from forming. As for the yawning, I haven't

> had that problem.

>

> Maureen

>

>

> > Just wondering if this is happening to others. We talk about how

> cold

> > " freezes " us up but what about these two. When I yawn, my whole

> left side

> > " locks up " , it just goes ridged and I can't move it until the yawn

> is done.

> > But here is the real problem that has gotten very bad the last

> month. I

> > almost dread waking up! You know those morning stretches your

> body does

> > when you wake up, usually feel so good? Your laying in bed and

> your body

> > just stretches out nicely? Well, they have become extremely

> painful for me.

> > My muscles lock up so bad it feels like they are trying to rip

> apart. My

> > yawn is so hard, so open, it feels like my jaw is being

> dislocated. Worse

> > part is I will get cramps in my legs but can't do anything because

> my whole

> > body is just locked up...

> >

> > Anyone else have this problem???

> >

> > thanks,

> > dale

>

>

>