Back problems
Deeply inflamed nerve endings on ribs has been diagnosed. I am in pain and use of the computer is quite painful. Keep warm and keep doing the exercises is the advice - so shall do that. Back in a few days. Snowing lightly here and bitterly cold.
Stay warm and hope you are better soon. (That means no snowball fights!)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear this - do keep warm and snug and get well soon! (I'll second Sue's comment!)
ReplyDeleteNo snow here in Kent but grey skies and bitterly cold with the wind coming straight off the North Sea. Not enjoying it at all, I'm a warm weather person.
ReplyDeleteIt's frustrating I know Pat but being warm and indoors is the most important thing for you.
Hoping you improve quickly!
ReplyDeleteHope Tess is looking after you! Take care and wrap up warm - you’re not missing anything outside.
ReplyDeleteGet well and back soon. xxoo
ReplyDeleteThat sounds awfully painful Pat. I hope i t resolves itself very soon
ReplyDeleteThinking of you
I am so sorry to read this.'
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear you found out what the problem is.
Now all that is left is for you to heal and feel better.
cheers, parsnip
Hot water bottle placed firmly on tummy!
ReplyDeleteA couple of Nurofen before bed.
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourself and I hope you will be feeling better soon. :)
ReplyDeleteHOPE YOU HEAL SOON.
ReplyDeleteWe have had a flutter or two. Keep warm and hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteNerve problems are so distressing. From the outside a person looks fine, but on the inside nerve flares are debilitating. Rest and warmth work wonders at our age. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteAll that furniture shifting!
ReplyDeleteTake care, rest and keep warm
Not easy to keep warm at this time of year. Take it easy and get well soon.
ReplyDeleteKeep warm and rest up. X
ReplyDeleteIt sounds rather painful, yes. Hopefully, warmth and medication ease it a little, so that you sleep well - that is so important for healing, isn't it.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon and don't worry about your blog; we'll all be there when you come back.
Be well! Keep warm. Hope you have plenty of woolen things to help with this....Don't worry about anything. I am not surprised with all you have been doing as well as the moving! A good rest and all recommended should help a lot! May it be so.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. You do keep me cheerful all of you. Hugs all round
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon, take care.
ReplyDeleteI hope it's not shingles. If it is, a course of antiviral medication given as soon as possible can sometimes head off the worst of it. Stay warm and comfy!
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteMy mum has suffered from this for many years and is prescribed Capsaicin cream by her doctor. This is derived from chillis and deadens the inflamed nerve endings. Perhaps if things don't improve you could ask about it. I have only been following your blog for a few months but enjoy your regular 'ramblings'. Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteOh Weave I'm so sorry to hear that. Please stay warm and get better soon.
ReplyDeleteKeep warm and look after yourself. I think that moving in is more physically demanding than preparing for it. We have weeks to pack everything then unpacking is a far speedier affair. Hope you have something to dull the pain.
ReplyDeleteI have just noticed that my daughter has forgotten to sign out after using my computer! For JustJules read Heather Martin!
ReplyDeleteRibs hurt! It's amazing how many things we do every day without realizing that our ribs are involved. Take care. Use Tess for pet therapy! -Jenn
ReplyDeleteI hope you heal quickly; that is a diagnosis I had never heard of before your post. I find as I age all sorts of new health problems crop up.
ReplyDeleteMay you be feeling better soon!
ReplyDeleteOuch! Take care. Seems that whenever there is a back or neck problem it makes computers useless because of the pain. Be well.
ReplyDeleteWell everyone has said what should be said. Hope it is not too painful and that you will get better very soon. x
ReplyDeleteget better soon....
ReplyDeleteIs this Costochondritis? I've had two inexplicable bouts in the past year both on the same side on the bottom ribs. Horribly painful :( Wishing you all the best!
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