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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Thoracic Outlet Syndrome/Brachial Plexopathy. In Memory Of DeAnne Marie. |
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03-02-2015, 02:38 PM | #2 | ||
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It has been foour months since I started Edgelow and an update is due.
I am doing the exercises diligently every day and continue to improve slowly. At this point I am down to 3.5 hours of exercise a day (with 5 hours a day I barely had time to eat). This gives me time to return to some of my old hobbies and I can also read books and work on the computer a few hours a day. I am also now working in the office two times per week. For cardio workout I resumed running regularly and am training for a 5K race (don't think I can manage more than 5K). Arm and upper back strength has improved a lot. Last summer I could barely lift 5lbs. Now I can curl 20lb dumbbels no problem. Still cannot tolerate arm and pec minor stretches very well, but at least I can do very gentle stretches which don't flare me up anymore. As far as the pain goes, I am mostly pain free as long as I don't skip the breathing exercises and don't spend too much time on the computer, but I have a permanent achy discomfort in my shoulders and arms. The sore places move around a lot (neck, elbows, wrists, upper back, chest and so on) which I find much easier to tolerate than non-stop pain in the same place. If I overdo things or forget to do the breathing, the discomfort quickly goes from annoying to painful. I then have to take it easy for a couple of days. The progress seems to be slowing down. Don't know if I am approaching the plateau. I was hoping to be back to full-time in the office by April, but I clearly will need a lot more time to recover. |
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