Posted: Sat Aug 21, 2010 5:52 pm
Yes, thought the bottom had fell out of my world, or the world had fell out of me bottomDave_L wrote:OMG that's terrible!!!!! I can just start to imagine your horror.
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Posted: Sat Aug 21, 2010 11:30 pm
Hope you made it home in time to go to work mate now you got your mot done :;):
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 11:52 am
I had a similar scare once, about 8 years ago, while on holiday in USA...
My vision went all weird, I felt nausus, I got pins and needles across my chest, down my arm and in my mouth, and I couldn't talk properly...
It was horrible... It hought I was having a stroke!
Turns out I was having a really bad migraine!
The sense of relief when finding that out is difficult to put into words, so I know how you feel.
And by the way, at the risk of sounding pedantic, I suspect that the muscles concerned are the "intercostal", not "intercordial".
With apologies if I'm wrong on that.
Regards,
Simsy
My vision went all weird, I felt nausus, I got pins and needles across my chest, down my arm and in my mouth, and I couldn't talk properly...
It was horrible... It hought I was having a stroke!
Turns out I was having a really bad migraine!
The sense of relief when finding that out is difficult to put into words, so I know how you feel.
And by the way, at the risk of sounding pedantic, I suspect that the muscles concerned are the "intercostal", not "intercordial".
With apologies if I'm wrong on that.
Regards,
Simsy
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 5:12 pm
as mentioned before the relief was so great i wasn't really listening
the muscle is still giving me gyp today but at least i know what it is now
lying in the hossy bed all sorts of dark thoughts start running through your mind
anyway onwards and upwards
this time next year we will all be millionaires!
LLL
the muscle is still giving me gyp today but at least i know what it is now
lying in the hossy bed all sorts of dark thoughts start running through your mind
anyway onwards and upwards
this time next year we will all be millionaires!
LLL
Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 9:06 pm
Good to hear, and with you on the NHS - they always seem to get bad press? - I thought they were fantastic when I broke shoulder & fractured skull year before last - appreciate your "lying in the dark and thinking the worst" - very evocative.
You'll mend - just takes a little longer as we get older...
You'll mend - just takes a little longer as we get older...
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 7:30 am
Laughter is the best medicine. Just hijacking your post LLL.
Went to the Dr yesterday, a bit down and worrying ( as you do ) Took the wife for moral support. walked in sat down, my seat was lower than usual and went with a crash, My wife had similar seat, so a loud oops!! The Dr laughed and said "are you the double act i booked" :laugh: As i was trying to explain symptoms, i thought i'd tell him my work regime and what a hard day i have, so i said " i abuse myself ".....Wrong thing to say, as he and my wife cracked up. You lot know what i meant...doncha ??? The rest of the surgery was a riot :laugh: On the way out the Drs parting shot was..."you need to take him in hand." I'm sure there was'nt any pun intended, was there ?. I felt a lot better for the laughter, the NHS need more Drs like him and we could cut the cost of prescriptions.
Went to the Dr yesterday, a bit down and worrying ( as you do ) Took the wife for moral support. walked in sat down, my seat was lower than usual and went with a crash, My wife had similar seat, so a loud oops!! The Dr laughed and said "are you the double act i booked" :laugh: As i was trying to explain symptoms, i thought i'd tell him my work regime and what a hard day i have, so i said " i abuse myself ".....Wrong thing to say, as he and my wife cracked up. You lot know what i meant...doncha ??? The rest of the surgery was a riot :laugh: On the way out the Drs parting shot was..."you need to take him in hand." I'm sure there was'nt any pun intended, was there ?
. I felt a lot better for the laughter, the NHS need more Drs like him and we could cut the cost of prescriptions.Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 7:49 am
What a great post there Sean, made I laugh too!
Have a good weekend mate.
Have a good weekend mate.
Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2010 4:00 pm
Just another bit about intercostal muscles. You tend to be 'dominant hand justified' in this game, so if your right handed, you tend to use it more often than not. The pain will usually manafest itself on the opposing side to this. Try and use your weaker side to balance out muscle usage. Over development on one side can lead to this type of pain. Had the same this weekend after erecting 96' x 86' teak double doors and frame at rear of garden
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Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2010 11:05 pm
half cut hen but any chest discomfort tale aspirin` then seek medical advice
it aint a dress rehearsal mate
LLL
it aint a dress rehearsal mate
LLL
Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2010 8:48 am
over reaching ie paperhanging can do it to. But as LLL advises ...."any pain, get it checked out".
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2010 7:25 am
The misus is a sister at the hospital ,so no need 