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Old 05-27-2010, 10:03 AM #1
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"........For me pacing myself is important........"

That is something I find to be more important than anything else in dealing with any type of chronic pain. Ya gotta know your limits!!!!!!

Yes, I find this to be especially true. If I overdo it one day, I will pay for three days. Conservation of energy. I know this, but I still have not quite mastered it.
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Yes, I find this to be especially true. If I overdo it one day, I will pay for three days. Conservation of energy. I know this, but I still have not quite mastered it.
Mere, I don't know if any of us ever will master it!!!!!!!! We tend to get involved in what we are doing, be it kids, gardens, cleaning, whatever; and all of a sudden, "ooopsies", there it went
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I seem to be fine while I am doing things, like walking, cleaning etc, it is after I stop that I feel the pain and it can get days to get over it.
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That's when my pain attacks the most...It must "go with the territory".

Perhaps we can ignore the pain more while we're busy and occupied with something pleasant. I know that is the only way I can get my chores & yardwork done.

The blessing comes when you have a GOOD day (or morning), then I always seem to go 'overboard"! Next comes the misery for being so foolish.

Wishing CURES for EVERYONE in the near future.
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