I live in a neighborhood that is filled with people who use what ever legal stuff you can purchase at Lowe's. Yes, I do know that some people around her use spray round up for weeds.
I know almost everyone uses the big bags of lawn fertilizer and pesticides and some people have their lawns maintained with what ever the professional landscapers use and then put the little caution flags out on the perimeters.
I'm sure this is the case in most neighborhoods though.

The good news is that my husbands legs and foot are completely back to normal. My daughter had a great weekend- no headaches, rashes, nervy type symptom complaints. Yesterday was a beautiful sunny day and they all were feeling great.

The bad news is that out of no where- I can't move my neck again. I haven't felt this bad since February.
The muscles are spasming and my nerves throughout my shoulders, neck, head and face are completely wigging out. I feel like my head, face, and neck are being squeezed. The brain fog is back and the pain is excruciating. I am having to take pain meds at the rate I did at the onset of this thing.

I don't understand this. I was able to move my neck again, drive, use my arms, and I was happy.
I can't figure out what happened to cause this. Last week I was doing better than I had been - since this started.
I went to bed, had a good nights sleep and then woke up like this on Saturday. It rapidly got worse every hour of the day and here I am Monday.

I thought we were onto something and going to find a solution to this madness. I was feeling quite positive that this mystery was going to be uncovered and solved. We are going on vacation and glad to be away from here for a while.



The only thing I can think of is that by the time I went to the doctor for my first symptoms, it was October 2013. It took me a month or two to go so it really started Aug- Sept. My severe nerve pain started last year in August and I wound up in the emergency room in Sept. Here I am in August again and having what could be a relapse.

so the link is August.