I’ve been suffering from back pain. There are different kinds of pain. Some is overwhelming and obvious. Like a stubbed toe, there is no mistaking or ignoring the pain. It is stupid and passes leaving no trace, but is undeniable when it happens.<\/p>\n
This back pain was not so obvious. It started out as a pain and a stiffness in my lower back. I also felt a disconnected pain in my lower shin, which turned out to be rooted in the sciatic nerve. Apparently a nerve at the top of my butt could be cause my leg to hurt.<\/p>\n
And in my case, this swollen musculature wrenched itself around to being a pain in my shoulder and arm.<\/p>\n
Except it didn’t feel anything like clear pain. It was more discomfort and weakness.<\/p>\n
It didn’t have a recognizable shape. It wasn’t until it was relieved with the right pills that i realized how much pain I was really in.<\/p>\n
I think relationships are like that, many times. Unhealthy relationships where i tell myself “oh, it’s not really that bad, I just need to stretch or rest or…”<\/p>\n
But it is that bad. And best of all, it can be fixed. Because right now, although I feel very weak, I am SO GLAD not to be in pain. I could take some of that health logic and transfer it. That would be good.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I’ve been suffering from back pain. There are different kinds of pain. Some is overwhelming and obvious. Like a stubbed toe, there is no mistaking or ignoring the pain. It is stupid and passes leaving no trace, but is undeniable … Continue reading