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10/18/2021 03:44:52 PM · #51
Originally posted by NikonJeb:

I remember when I was in the ER that the first Orthopedic surgeon looked at my x-ray and said, "I don't want to try and fix that!". (Gee, thanks Doc! You know you said that out loud, right???)

10/18/2021 05:11:39 PM · #52
Originally posted by GeneralE:

Originally posted by NikonJeb:

I remember when I was in the ER that the first Orthopedic surgeon looked at my x-ray and said, "I don't want to try and fix that!". (Gee, thanks Doc! You know you said that out loud, right???)



LOLOLOL

If only....
10/18/2021 06:37:34 PM · #53
Glad you escaped the hospital setting. Enjoy whatever snacks are allowed while healing:

10/18/2021 09:59:59 PM · #54
Originally posted by bob350:

Glad you escaped the hospital setting. Enjoy whatever snacks are allowed while healing:



Yes -- and avoid the snacks that aren't allowed!

10/19/2021 09:45:18 PM · #55
Just saw this now. I think home is the best place to be Johanna.

I hope you have a speedy recovery. Put on some powerful beautiful music, that’s always good for the body.

Xx
10/20/2021 06:28:02 AM · #56
Johanna, wishing you a speedy recovery, take care of yourself.

Mike
10/21/2021 06:04:00 PM · #57
Originally posted by Neat:

Put on some powerful beautiful music, that’s always good for the body.

Xx

My friend Tom and I recorded this in the early 1980s (remember cassette tapes?) -- I think it fits that description. You can stream or download at this link -- be ready though, it's over 16 minutes long. :-)

I'll Be Here (Kathryn's Concerto)
10/21/2021 10:17:08 PM · #58
How are you doing, Tangy? Any update?
10/22/2021 10:36:39 AM · #59
Originally posted by GeneralE:

Originally posted by Neat:

Put on some powerful beautiful music, that’s always good for the body.

Xx

My friend Tom and I recorded this in the early 1980s (remember cassette tapes?) -- I think it fits that description. You can stream or download at this link -- be ready though, it's over 16 minutes long. :-)

I'll Be Here (Kathryn's Concerto)


That was so lovely. Thank you.
10/22/2021 10:37:23 AM · #60
Originally posted by vawendy:

How are you doing, Tangy? Any update?


Mixed bag. The pain comes and goes unexpectedly. Mostly at night, so it's hard to sleep. It's going to be a long 3 months.
10/24/2021 12:55:16 AM · #61
Originally posted by tanguera:

Originally posted by vawendy:

How are you doing, Tangy? Any update?


Mixed bag. The pain comes and goes unexpectedly. Mostly at night, so it's hard to sleep. It's going to be a long 3 months.

hey Johanna .. i just went to see who was online . and its just you and me . !! ..
i hope you are recovering by leaps and bounds .
my thoughts are with you so much . xxx

edit to say .. hearing about your pain and lack of sleep . thats the worst .
sending hugs .

Message edited by author 2021-10-24 00:56:00.
10/24/2021 10:55:53 AM · #62
Originally posted by roz:

Originally posted by tanguera:

Originally posted by vawendy:

How are you doing, Tangy? Any update?


Mixed bag. The pain comes and goes unexpectedly. Mostly at night, so it's hard to sleep. It's going to be a long 3 months.

hey Johanna .. i just went to see who was online . and its just you and me . !! ..
i hope you are recovering by leaps and bounds .
my thoughts are with you so much . xxx

edit to say .. hearing about your pain and lack of sleep . thats the worst .
sending hugs .


Yes, it is :(

Days seem to be improving, but something about the night brings out the pain.
10/24/2021 12:06:05 PM · #63
Originally posted by tanguera:

Days seem to be improving, but something about the night brings out the pain.

I so feel for you...

I'm in a similar, but much less extreme, boat. I'm doing physical therapy 2x a week for shoulder and spinal alignment issues, and it's working well even if it IS like getting tortured twice a week, but sometimes the pain and cramps and spasms and such flare up in the wee hours and sleep is GONE. Thank heavens for the internet and cable TV and good books and crossword puzzles and a well-stocked refrigerator.

Hopefully you can access those things in your current state? If you can't get up and move/relocate that makes it evenmore awful. Nothing worse than lying in bed unable to sleep and not wanting to turn on lights/devices for fear of waking one's partner :-(
10/24/2021 12:21:54 PM · #64
Originally posted by tanguera:

Originally posted by GeneralE:

Originally posted by Neat:

Put on some powerful beautiful music, that’s always good for the body.

Xx

My friend Tom and I recorded this in the early 1980s (remember cassette tapes?) -- I think it fits that description. You can stream or download at this link -- be ready though, it's over 16 minutes long. :-)

I'll Be Here (Kathryn's Concerto)


That was so lovely. Thank you.

Thanks. :-)

You can check out more recent recordings (still mostly of 50-year old songs though) here
10/24/2021 02:49:00 PM · #65
GeneralE that is lovely. I really enjoyed listening to it - bookmarking your link for later.
10/24/2021 03:46:18 PM · #66
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by tanguera:

Days seem to be improving, but something about the night brings out the pain.

I so feel for you...

I'm in a similar, but much less extreme, boat. I'm doing physical therapy 2x a week for shoulder and spinal alignment issues, and it's working well even if it IS like getting tortured twice a week, but sometimes the pain and cramps and spasms and such flare up in the wee hours and sleep is GONE. Thank heavens for the internet and cable TV and good books and crossword puzzles and a well-stocked refrigerator.

Hopefully you can access those things in your current state? If you can't get up and move/relocate that makes it even more awful. Nothing worse than lying in bed unable to sleep and not wanting to turn on lights/devices for fear of waking one's partner :-(


I'm relatively ambulatory - can walk short distances, go up and down stairs, but no twisting, turning, bending, which is why I wear the shell. I've been treating with Tylenol for the whole week, but I keep waking up with the pain that seems to start at about 2. So I tried 1/2 Tramadol before bed (gives me nausea so I have to take it with Zofran), and that gave me 5 hrs uninterrupted. But then I woke up again with that very specific pain and couldn't find a spot for myself, so I got up and took Tylenol.

The odd thing is that for the most part, during the day, I barely have any discomfort whatsoever.

As for waking The Hand, he wakes up every time I turn over to ask if I'm ok and need help <3
10/24/2021 03:54:26 PM · #67
Really pleased that during the day you aren't being too troubled by your injury - and hoping the night time pain eases soon.
10/24/2021 04:07:06 PM · #68
Hoping you can get some sleep soon but glad you have pain free days. This will obviously take time. You are lucky to have the most helpful and caring partner ever.
10/24/2021 05:52:20 PM · #69
Originally posted by tanguera:

As for waking The Hand, he wakes up every time I turn over to ask if I'm ok and need help <3

May be time for me to upgrade him from "The Hand" to "The Hug" :-) Give him a punch in the shoulder for me, willya?
10/24/2021 09:36:27 PM · #70
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by tanguera:

As for waking The Hand, he wakes up every time I turn over to ask if I'm ok and need help <3

May be time for me to upgrade him from "The Hand" to "The Hug" :-) Give him a punch in the shoulder for me, willya?


Will do
10/24/2021 10:41:51 PM · #71
Hey Johanna! Poked my head in here and saw this. What the hell!?
I know you're a tuffy, so get well soon. I hope the pain eases up quickly.
Lots of healing vibes comin' your way. xx
10/27/2021 02:07:29 PM · #72
Originally posted by tanguera:

The pain comes and goes unexpectedly. Mostly at night, so it's hard to sleep. It's going to be a long 3 months.

Nothing worse than getting old with ailments and injuries.

I'm down to two modified positions that I can sleep in for short periods of time.

I sympathize greatly. Don't be afraid to try different things.

Some nights I can sleep better in a recliner packed with pillows.

Most of my issues have to do with trying to breathe, so that may not be helpful, but I do know that positioning is crucial.

Good luck!
10/28/2021 05:06:31 AM · #73
Sending some love!
10/28/2021 12:42:16 PM · #74
Think you of you Johanna.
I hope everyday is better and better.
10/29/2021 06:06:21 AM · #75
Wishing you all the best, as a fellow back sufferer I can sympathise deeply with you pain.. Sending big (((((HUGS))))) for you from UK xxx
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