For Them What Might Be Worried

[neadods]

I'm top-posting without time to check email so if there's a comment or message I haven't answered, sorry, I'll get to it this afternoon.

Just a quick note to say that although the small of my back & my neck and shoulders are as stiff as Keanu Reeves' acting, I was able to do my full yoga routine this morning... without meds. I haven't even developed seat belt bruises!

So now I'm going to take enough advil to not notice a direct nuclear strike scoot out and go work the Team Wench yard sale north of Baltimore. M's my wingwoman; we're driving up together so if I have a bad turn (or for that matter if I can't shake off today's heat) she can drive me back.

Comments

[tacnukesoul.livejournal.com]

Wasn't worried much about the accident - you been through this sort of this before.

If I was worried about anything, it was how many seconds I pondered the "Nea being the filling in a threesome" image.

I definitely got to get out more. :)

[neadods.livejournal.com]

*amused snort*

[neadods.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

[flaviarassen.livejournal.com]

THAT stiff? You must be in agony!

Seriously, I am glad nothing worse happened.

[neadods.livejournal.com]

THAT stiff? You must be in agony!

Hee!

[fabricdragon.livejournal.com]

keep an eye on that stiffness.

it sounds good though, make sure you use plenty of moist heat...i know thats redundant in todays weather, but try anyway.

hugs, worry, hugs

[neadods.livejournal.com]

i know thats redundant in todays weather

I realized at 6pm when I was talking to my parents that I had last taken pain meds at 6 a.m. and felt okay anyway. I credit spending much of the day in moist heat (i.e., outside) with doing the muscles a world of good, because I can't bear to stand in a hot shower on top of the weather.

Am mildly achey today, so I'm recovering. The only thing is that I find I run out of energy quickly - more quickly than I expect to. I have to remind myself that I am, indeed, *recovering* and although I feel almost normal, my body is throwing everything it's got into reknitting whiplashed muscle.