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Tali’s Rants and What nots

This is where I rant, vent, or share something good. You’ll never know what you’ll find here.
2 years ago. March 20, 2022 at 1:54 PM

A week ago I went to the doctor for shoulder pain and some minor hip pain. After I had e rays done everything looks fine. They see it’s nothing but muscular and have to do with veins. Ok, great, now what? There isn’t anything anyone can do. They can just pump me full of meds. It’s not arthritis and it’s not bone, so it’s not really ortho.  

I watched my mom for years lose her mobility due to arthritis and just laziness. I say this because I’d she felt any pain or just didn’t feel like walking she would sit down and scoot around in a chair. Clear across the room she’d wheel in her chair.  I would say “you need to get up and walk across the room or you’ll lose your mobility”. She would say “yeah, we will see.”  I watched this for years. Then she would take this same chair and wheel it to wash clothes because she could. Slowly, her mobility went. Now, stairs were hard, walking was hard, and every movement became hard for her. She is now 70 years old. She has no balance, little to no mobility. She only walks now to go to the bathroom and walks to the car. Everywhere else she pretty much wheels around on her walker. 

I am 40 years old.  I have had knee problems my whole life. Due to twisting them so many times as a kid. I take stairs instead of the ramp going into a building when I can. I, do little things to make sure I keep my mobility.  I am so afraid of losing it. Being super plus size doesn’t always help.  I walked when I could. I rarely ask for help and I push through the pain when I am having pain days. 

Over the past two years pain hasn’t been my friend. I have had shoulder pain.  Pain to be so painful it hurts to move my arm.  Yet, I keep moving it when I can. Now, hip and upper leg pain.  This has been over the past couple of months. As I stated above, the doctors can’t do anything about it. Here I am still trying to take the damn stairs, park a little farther at work. Somehow try and walk and push through this pain. I have tears streaming down my face in hopes no one will see. I tell everyone I am fine.  I don’t want people to know, I’m hurting.  

I don’t want to lose mobility. Everyone has said I’d be like my mom.  As much irritation I have with her, I can understand to a point now why she would scoot. At the same time walking to me is so important. Why would you want to lose it?  This pain karma?  I don’t know honestly.  I have thought about that. All I know me trying to walk in the mornings is so painful the walls hold me up.  After I walk around a bit the pain lessens on my hip.

 

I’m  only writing this as documentation. A documentation of my journey with this pain. They are tossing fibromyalgia around too. Who knows what is going on. Now, I need to learn to kink with this pain.  

GiannaRay​(sub female) - X rays only show bones, so decreased joint space, irregularly shaped bones, extra bone growth, degeneration of bone….you get the idea. It does not show things that are softer tissue, like tendons, bursars, muscles etc. You could have tears, inflamed bursars or something else that can be helped with but not diagnosable with x rays alone. Things like this would need an MRI or CT scan to diagnose. If you continue to have pain and your doctor is not doing anything about it, you may want a second opinion.
2 years ago
Talitha​(sub female) - The person I am seeing now is my 2nd opinion because the first one blew me off completely. The new doctor is going to see me in six weeks. See where I am at pain. Gave me some stretches to do in the meantime. Gave me some meds to help.
2 years ago
GiannaRay​(sub female) - Well at least that’s better then nothing. Hopefully if your pain doesn’t improve they suggest physical therapy or more detailed testing.
2 years ago
Talitha​(sub female) - Agree
2 years ago
Juicy Licious - Hey... sorry to hear that you are in so much pain. It sounds crippling. I suffer from both rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. ... I found that going for physio therapy or seeing a biokineticist was by far more beneficial than a regular doctor. Physio helped a great deal especially since they help with exercises to work the trouble areas and the biokineticist because they help strengthen the weakened areas.

Hope you find relief from your pain. Also minor adjustments to my diet helped me manage my condition a lot better.

I am not 100% pain free but I have quality of life and the pain becomes bareable an don't laugh... but pain as a kink... has helped me too.
2 years ago
Talitha​(sub female) - I need to learn to have kink in my life and deal with pain that isn’t pleasant 😆 my shoulder pain I can ignore most days. This new hip/leg pain is new
2 years ago
CelloCaster​(dom male) - Now I know this may be putting Band-Aid on a decapitation… But this is some thing I did for myself years ago. I am 65 years old and have no meniscus left in my knees . I am in very good shape but my knees feel like they’re 90 years old. What I did a couple years ago was give up sugar and white flour. For sweetener I use raw honey… But the other thing I have added a lot to my diet is turmeric mixed with black pepper. Turmeric is a natural anti-inflammatory. Since I have done those two things I no longer use any sort of anti-inflammatory like Advil. I don’t want it in my life

Now the other thing I can help you with, and I don’t know if you’ve ever looked at my profile, is to give you relief from your pain through Hypnosis. This could be completely non-erotic for you if you prefer. I’m just reaching out to offer.
2 years ago

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