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Old 08-01-2022, 04:59 AM #4
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho View Post
Dean, When I made a bad step that injured me, I was carrying a load with both arms. My back was arched back to be near perfectly straight. I wrecked my pelvis, back, shoulder, and neck plus I got a head dinger. My back and pelvis needed physical therapy for 2 months.

You could not move though the water at the acceleration that I did.

You obviously did not read the entire post from 5 years ago.

I did the same thing without my back arched straight and suffered no trauma.

Stop reading old posts lokking for reasons to be anxious.

If you were in therapy for your anxiety, the first thing the therapist would tell you is: GET OFFLINE. Stop looking for reasons to be anxious. You are only making everything worse.
Ahh yup that makes sense! I've definintely been better.

I had some needling done on neck and deep tissue anti inflam massage and that made me feel 100x better. It was insane how good I felt.

I've also got an appointment with a neuropsych in 3 weeks to help deal with the anxiety. I'm getting better but will be good to have some tools
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