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>

> >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

grass on

> my riding mower effected my pancreas>

>

>

>

> Hi

>

> Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it would

cause pain.

This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not a

problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

maid!

With hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

Bluffton, SC

hhessgriffeth@...

Southeastern Representative

Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

http://www.pancassociation.org

http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

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> >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

grass on

> my riding mower effected my pancreas>

>

>

>

> Hi

>

> Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it would

cause pain.

This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not a

problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

maid!

With hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

Bluffton, SC

hhessgriffeth@...

Southeastern Representative

Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

http://www.pancassociation.org

http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

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I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am having

pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain to

me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more than

20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming for

more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I am

very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems to

reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts for

more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off pancreatitis

later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the last

ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

always looking for an easier way to get the job done without flairing

my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds you

all having a great day!

Thanks,

> >

> > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> grass on

> > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

would

> cause pain.

>

>

> This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not a

> problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

>

> Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> maid!

>

> With hope and prayers,

> Heidi

>

>

> Heidi H. Griffeth

> Bluffton, SC

> hhessgriffeth@h...

> Southeastern Representative

> Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> http://www.pancassociation.org

> http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

>

>

>

> >

> >

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I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am having

pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain to

me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more than

20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming for

more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I am

very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems to

reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts for

more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off pancreatitis

later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the last

ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

always looking for an easier way to get the job done without flairing

my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds you

all having a great day!

Thanks,

> >

> > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> grass on

> > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

would

> cause pain.

>

>

> This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not a

> problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

>

> Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> maid!

>

> With hope and prayers,

> Heidi

>

>

> Heidi H. Griffeth

> Bluffton, SC

> hhessgriffeth@h...

> Southeastern Representative

> Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> http://www.pancassociation.org

> http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

>

>

>

> >

> >

> > ---------------------------------

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I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am having

pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain to

me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more than

20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming for

more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I am

very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems to

reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts for

more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off pancreatitis

later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the last

ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

always looking for an easier way to get the job done without flairing

my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds you

all having a great day!

Thanks,

> >

> > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> grass on

> > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

would

> cause pain.

>

>

> This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not a

> problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

>

> Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> maid!

>

> With hope and prayers,

> Heidi

>

>

> Heidi H. Griffeth

> Bluffton, SC

> hhessgriffeth@h...

> Southeastern Representative

> Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> http://www.pancassociation.org

> http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

>

>

>

> >

> >

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-Whoa, , thats great that you can keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

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-Whoa, , thats great that you can keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

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-Whoa, , thats great that you can keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

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-Whoa, , thats great that you can keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

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How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to worry about this

one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the middle of the day.......it

comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

sassyroe1 sassyroe1@...> wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that you can

keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > >

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How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to worry about this

one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the middle of the day.......it

comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

sassyroe1 sassyroe1@...> wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that you can

keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > >

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How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to worry about this

one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the middle of the day.......it

comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

sassyroe1 sassyroe1@...> wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that you can

keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > >

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How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to worry about this

one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the middle of the day.......it

comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

sassyroe1 sassyroe1@...> wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that you can

keep track of all that. It is

weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all over

the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to pick

things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place my

butt on the floor and go from there haha..

Rosemary

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

wrote:

> I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

having

> pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less pain

to

> me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do a

> lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems with

> lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a few

> minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

than

> 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

for

> more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually observe

> that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If I

am

> very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal work

> on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

to

> reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

for

> more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

pancreatitis

> later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

last

> ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

flairing

> my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few times

> will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

you

> all having a great day!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > grass on

> > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight lid ...it

> would

> > cause pain.

> >

> >

> > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's not

a

> > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> >

> > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my regular

> > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause pain

> > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > maid!

> >

> > With hope and prayers,

> > Heidi

> >

> >

> > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > Bluffton, SC

> > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > Southeastern Representative

> > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > >

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--LOL, Pam, so true!!! I remember when I was having attacks and didnt

know I had CP, I always felt like my bra was hurting me, and always

ripped it right off. That is the first sign that I am going to have

an attack.!

Rosemary

- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

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--LOL, Pam, so true!!! I remember when I was having attacks and didnt

know I had CP, I always felt like my bra was hurting me, and always

ripped it right off. That is the first sign that I am going to have

an attack.!

Rosemary

- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

> > > >

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--LOL, Pam, so true!!! I remember when I was having attacks and didnt

know I had CP, I always felt like my bra was hurting me, and always

ripped it right off. That is the first sign that I am going to have

an attack.!

Rosemary

- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

> > > >

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--LOL, Pam, so true!!! I remember when I was having attacks and didnt

know I had CP, I always felt like my bra was hurting me, and always

ripped it right off. That is the first sign that I am going to have

an attack.!

Rosemary

- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

> > > >

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Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

You hit the nail on the head.

Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

Take care all

Kaye

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

> > > >

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Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

You hit the nail on the head.

Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

Take care all

Kaye

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

> > > >

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Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

You hit the nail on the head.

Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

Take care all

Kaye

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

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Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

You hit the nail on the head.

Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

Take care all

Kaye

-- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

>

> How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

you can keep track of all that. It is

> weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

over

> the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

pick

> things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

my

> butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> Rosemary

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> wrote:

> > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> having

> > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

pain

> to

> > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

a

> > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

with

> > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

few

> > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> than

> > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> for

> > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

observe

> > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

I

> am

> > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

work

> > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> to

> > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> for

> > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> pancreatitis

> > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> last

> > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> flairing

> > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

times

> > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> you

> > all having a great day!

> > Thanks,

> >

> >

> >

> > > >

> > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > grass on

> > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

lid ...it

> > would

> > > cause pain.

> > >

> > >

> > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

not

> a

> > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > >

> > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

regular

> > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

pain

> > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > maid!

> > >

> > > With hope and prayers,

> > > Heidi

> > >

> > >

> > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > Bluffton, SC

> > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > Southeastern Representative

> > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

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Kaye,

I am with you ! Too hot showers, too much heat, moving around too fast etc

......

You hit the nail on the head.

Lily

Re: Exercises that cause pain

> Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

> have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

> bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

> disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

> You hit the nail on the head.

>

> Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

> too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

> etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

>

> Take care all

>

> Kaye

>

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

> >

> > How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

> worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

> middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> > sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

> you can keep track of all that. It is

> > weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> > thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

> over

> > the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

> pick

> > things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

> my

> > butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> > Rosemary

> >

> >

> > -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> > wrote:

> > > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> > having

> > > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

> pain

> > to

> > > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

> a

> > > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

> with

> > > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

> few

> > > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> > than

> > > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> > for

> > > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

> observe

> > > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

> I

> > am

> > > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

> work

> > > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> > to

> > > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> > for

> > > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> > pancreatitis

> > > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> > last

> > > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> > flairing

> > > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

> times

> > > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> > you

> > > all having a great day!

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > > grass on

> > > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi

> > > > >

> > > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

> lid ...it

> > > would

> > > > cause pain.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

> not

> > a

> > > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > > >

> > > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

> regular

> > > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

> pain

> > > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > > maid!

> > > >

> > > > With hope and prayers,

> > > > Heidi

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > > Bluffton, SC

> > > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > > Southeastern Representative

> > > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ---------------------------------

> > > > >

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Kaye,

I am with you ! Too hot showers, too much heat, moving around too fast etc

......

You hit the nail on the head.

Lily

Re: Exercises that cause pain

> Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

> have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

> bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

> disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

> You hit the nail on the head.

>

> Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

> too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

> etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

>

> Take care all

>

> Kaye

>

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

> >

> > How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

> worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

> middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> > sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

> you can keep track of all that. It is

> > weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> > thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

> over

> > the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

> pick

> > things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

> my

> > butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> > Rosemary

> >

> >

> > -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> > wrote:

> > > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> > having

> > > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

> pain

> > to

> > > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

> a

> > > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

> with

> > > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

> few

> > > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> > than

> > > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> > for

> > > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

> observe

> > > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

> I

> > am

> > > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

> work

> > > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> > to

> > > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> > for

> > > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> > pancreatitis

> > > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> > last

> > > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> > flairing

> > > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

> times

> > > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> > you

> > > all having a great day!

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > > grass on

> > > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi

> > > > >

> > > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

> lid ...it

> > > would

> > > > cause pain.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

> not

> > a

> > > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > > >

> > > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

> regular

> > > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

> pain

> > > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > > maid!

> > > >

> > > > With hope and prayers,

> > > > Heidi

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > > Bluffton, SC

> > > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > > Southeastern Representative

> > > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ---------------------------------

> > > > >

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Kaye,

I am with you ! Too hot showers, too much heat, moving around too fast etc

......

You hit the nail on the head.

Lily

Re: Exercises that cause pain

> Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

> have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

> bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

> disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

> You hit the nail on the head.

>

> Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

> too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

> etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

>

> Take care all

>

> Kaye

>

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

> >

> > How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

> worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

> middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> > sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

> you can keep track of all that. It is

> > weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> > thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

> over

> > the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

> pick

> > things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

> my

> > butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> > Rosemary

> >

> >

> > -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> > wrote:

> > > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> > having

> > > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

> pain

> > to

> > > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

> a

> > > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

> with

> > > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

> few

> > > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> > than

> > > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> > for

> > > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

> observe

> > > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

> I

> > am

> > > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

> work

> > > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> > to

> > > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> > for

> > > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> > pancreatitis

> > > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> > last

> > > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> > flairing

> > > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

> times

> > > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> > you

> > > all having a great day!

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > > grass on

> > > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi

> > > > >

> > > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

> lid ...it

> > > would

> > > > cause pain.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

> not

> > a

> > > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > > >

> > > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

> regular

> > > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

> pain

> > > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > > maid!

> > > >

> > > > With hope and prayers,

> > > > Heidi

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > > Bluffton, SC

> > > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > > Southeastern Representative

> > > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ---------------------------------

> > > > >

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Kaye,

I am with you ! Too hot showers, too much heat, moving around too fast etc

......

You hit the nail on the head.

Lily

Re: Exercises that cause pain

> Yes, Yes, Yes! Pain, much pain from tight bras. That is why when I

> have to get dressed up to go some place I dread it! The dreaded

> bra! Maybe there is another complication of this

> disease.........saggy,draggy boobs from not wearing a bra? ha ha

> You hit the nail on the head.

>

> Also, a too hot shower sets my sphincter of Oddi into a fit, drinking

> too hot or too cold beverages too fast, getting too hot and sweaty,

> etc. Always will bring on a spasm. Amazing isn't it?

>

> Take care all

>

> Kaye

>

>

>

> -- In pancreatitis@y..., " Pamela .Rider " wrote:

> >

> > How about pain from tight bras!!.......You guys don't have to

> worry about this one!!... Thank goodness I don't work 'cause by the

> middle of the day.......it comes OFF!!.........Pam ga

> > sassyroe1 wrote: -Whoa, , thats great that

> you can keep track of all that. It is

> > weird that bending over causes you LESS pain, when that is the only

> > thing for me that can cause severe pain. My kids leave toys all

> over

> > the floor, plus my vaccumm just broke so I forget, and I bend to

> pick

> > things up and whoa, i see stars...I need to remember to just place

> my

> > butt on the floor and go from there haha..

> > Rosemary

> >

> >

> > -- In pancreatitis@y..., " gottabe_alakelover "

> > wrote:

> > > I have found out that any thing that shakes my body while I am

> > having

> > > pain will do more harm. The weedeater with the constant vibration

> > > causes the most harm. If I am in good shape then it does less

> pain

> > to

> > > me. I have also had to limit my rides on amusement rides that do

> a

> > > lot of spinning, bumping, and jerking. I have had bad problems

> with

> > > lifting heavy items. Anything weighting over 100lbs. held for a

> few

> > > minutes will for sure send me to the hospital. Climbing for more

> > than

> > > 20 minutes, Boat riding in rough or white capping water. Swimming

> > for

> > > more than 5 minutes. 3 and 4 wheelers takes only a few minutes of

> > > that, as well as jet skis. Furniture moving, sweeping and moping.

> > > Chainsawing, tractors, overeating, and running, hammering, and

> > > whitewater rafting and bike riding up hills. I can usually

> observe

> > > that if I am going to be shaken, it is not for me, sometimes. If

> I

> > am

> > > very weak, then even walking causes it. Doctors doing internal

> work

> > > on me. I seem to have no trouble bending over, in fact this seems

> > to

> > > reduce the pain. Bean picking is okay for a while but if it lasts

> > for

> > > more than 40 minutes then it hurts my back and sets off

> > pancreatitis

> > > later in the afternoon. I have been keeping tabs on this for the

> > last

> > > ten years. I have taken steps to reduce my pain from starting and

> > > always looking for an easier way to get the job done without

> > flairing

> > > my pancreas up. I can reduce the speed of my mower on rough land.

> > > Also tapping a tight lid with the back of a butterknife a few

> times

> > > will loosen it up. Also raking and hoeing and the shovel is a

> > > nightmare for at least 6 days. Hope this helps someone, and finds

> > you

> > > all having a great day!

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >I also found that turning wrenches on tight bolts

> > > > > effected my pancreas! I later found jogging and even cutting

> > > > grass on

> > > > > my riding mower effected my pancreas>

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi

> > > > >

> > > > > Why is it that certain exercises bring on pain ? I always

> > > > wondered why if I tried to open a jar that had a tight

> lid ...it

> > > would

> > > > cause pain.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > This is an interesting topic, to identify which exercises cause

> > > > others pancreatic pain. Of course, bending over, when in the

> > > > midst of a flare up, always causes me pain. Other days, it's

> not

> > a

> > > > problem. I'd be interested to hear what bothers other people.

> > > >

> > > > Two things that I've had to practically eliminate from my

> regular

> > > > activity are raking, and mopping the floor...both will cause

> pain

> > > > after just a few minutes. Now all I need is a gardener and a

> > > > maid!

> > > >

> > > > With hope and prayers,

> > > > Heidi

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Heidi H. Griffeth

> > > > Bluffton, SC

> > > > hhessgriffeth@h...

> > > > Southeastern Representative

> > > > Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

> > > > http://www.pancassociation.org

> > > > http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/pancreatitis

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ---------------------------------

> > > > >

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