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Whining should cease at approximately 11am Monday morning, when I see my acupuncturist. Meantime, my crick has travelled and now resides in my lumbar spine, which means right now I can sit in discomfort, stand in pain or lie down with ease. Too much to do to lie down, damnit. Although maybe I'll take the Mac and go sit on my bed instead of sitting up at the desktop.
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Ugh… Sorry, Suw. I've got one in _my_neck today.
Feel better!
Thanks! You too!! My back has eased off a little bit now, so I can at least sit ok. It's no fun though, is it?
Sorry to hear about the neck/back pain. Try some Arnica alternating with Hypericum (nerve pain) homeopathically (1M or 200 C dosage as needed) and some acupressure on the edge of your hand just below the little finger knuckle.
These don't have any contraindications (won't interfere with other meds).
Take care,
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