Lydia
Peer Supporter
Hello everyone,
I was writing some posts to other brave colleagues on this forum, and then went back to the original question about how pain is moving around, as the final excercise of this day. And I see now that the pain–that is usually in my right arm and shoulder–has moved to the left side. Amazing, interesting, annoying, it's like a comedy...
Yes, yes, yes, moving pain is such a clear evidence that nothing is physically wrong with my body. The doctors wanted to inject whatever cortison-stuff, because of an inflammation, and they wanted to needle it, because of calcium deposits. But this right so called 'frozen' shoulder is completely painfree now, warm and relaxed. As I'm writing this, the pain/tension is sitting on the other side... smiling and waving at me, haha.
Great to learn about how this pain-thing works. Looks like a quite briljant guy/lady inside...
So, have a wonderful day!
Lidwien
I was writing some posts to other brave colleagues on this forum, and then went back to the original question about how pain is moving around, as the final excercise of this day. And I see now that the pain–that is usually in my right arm and shoulder–has moved to the left side. Amazing, interesting, annoying, it's like a comedy...
Yes, yes, yes, moving pain is such a clear evidence that nothing is physically wrong with my body. The doctors wanted to inject whatever cortison-stuff, because of an inflammation, and they wanted to needle it, because of calcium deposits. But this right so called 'frozen' shoulder is completely painfree now, warm and relaxed. As I'm writing this, the pain/tension is sitting on the other side... smiling and waving at me, haha.
Great to learn about how this pain-thing works. Looks like a quite briljant guy/lady inside...
So, have a wonderful day!
Lidwien