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oh my aching body!
Wed, 05/03/2006 - 11:57I have G. M.s and dis locate my shoulders and bite the ol tonge! Does anyone have a shoulder problem! They're so badly damaged that my ortho. wants to replace them. HOLD ON MAN!!!! your only supposed to replace hips or something in old people!! haha well, I've had 3 ops. to replair them with some success. But Im just not up for more surgery. Shoulder surgery is VERY painfull.
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Re: oh my aching body!
Submitted by fzMousie on Thu, 2006-05-04 - 08:03
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After repeated "shudders" yesterday and the day before, my right shoulder and my neck on the right side are very stiff and sore.
It feels like I've been headbanging at a concert. But only the right side is sore (when I twitch, I move to the right).
I hope I don't have anymore shudders today. My neck is very tender and I have a headache from the muscle soreness.
Re: oh my aching body!
Submitted by NaBox on Wed, 2006-05-03 - 18:55
I know what it is like to chew your tongue, that blood taste good. Then when it hurts to eat, you got to love it. When I was younger I experienced G.M. and Complex Partial seizures. My epilepsy has taken a new path I started having nocturnal seizures and falling out of the bed. That is what hurt my shoulder, cervical and lumbar disc. I had a shoulder operation for repair and it worked, but I am not comparing my shoulder injury to yours. The herniated cervical disc causing me to have earaches, which was the most painful thing I have been through. Now I am able to catch my earaches when they start and don't ignore them. Having an earache for 30 days teaches a lesson. More painful than the 2 brain surgeries. I experienced real problems with the herniated lumbar disc twice. That is being barely able to walk and I mean barely. I wised up (hard to believe) and stared sleeping on the correct side of the bed so I do not fall out. Good Luck, NaBox