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Old 07-27-2015, 08:20 PM #1
Eskiemom Eskiemom is offline
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Default Compressed nerves from tightening up under stress
I had a thought about my situation.

I have stored much of my stress in my body by tightening up -- like fright, flight, freeze. Highly sympathetic nervous system vs parasympathetic.

Is is possible my nerves are compressed and irritated - particularly in my outer calves?

I am releasing lots of old trauma and pain and am loosening up my body.
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