pulled muscle

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thanks Ann - Scotland eh?? had a good friend in Scotland that had

a street ministry ... brought him over a couple of times... what

a hoot! Before he had a life changing experience, he used to

plant bombs.....Geordie is no longer with us due to diabetes, but

his darling wife still keeps in touch...

 

I'm going to wait a day or so before I head off to the

doctor...hate going to doctors....sigh....my dh has graciously

taken over my chores - feeding horses, chickens, letting dogs in

and out...feeding the barn cats...the 'hard' work (mucking stalls

etc.) will have to wait till I'm better .. he won't do that :-)

....

 

thanks for caring!

 

Pam

Blessings,

Pam

 

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Message: 24

Mon, 18 Oct 2004 15:06:51 +0100

" Ann Thorpe " <Ann

Re: help with pulled muscle

 

Hi Pam

This doesn't sound like muscle to me, it sounds very familiar

( I think you have probably put something out, likely to be

just a little knobble (facet) on one of your vertebra. It might

go back on its own if you just lie down and rest. Muscle relaxant

oils will help but If you aggravate it more it could take lots

longer to get better and cost you money to have it tweaked! I

would give up on the work for today and just rest - the world

won't come to an end!

hope it's better soon

Ann - Scotland

and the best I can determine, the muscle that runs across

my ribs in the back was pulled ... best I can guess anyway -

when

I breathe, or turn a certain way I can't catch my breath and a

large gasp of air escapes with a moan (and I can't control that

one! LOL) ...

 

 

 

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When I have had a pulled muscle before in my back, I put SJW oil [make sure it

is the oil] on it then heat the heat penetrates it in and it really helps relax

it and I also rest with it to give the muscle time to really relax

hope this helps

Sandra