And I can still do things I couldn't before (do you know how amazing and liberating it can feel to pour yourself a mug of tea from a full pot?).
Why, yes, I do. I occasionally get these arthritic swellings in my wrists. Simply moving my fingers and thumbs is painful and trying to hold anything is damned near impossible. It's always a relief when the aspirin kicks in and the swelling subsides. And that's minor compared to the really excruciating stuff: kidney stones and a tooth infection. I can imagine what your neck and shoulder are like.
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Date: 2014-01-22 05:34 pm (UTC)Why, yes, I do. I occasionally get these arthritic swellings in my wrists. Simply moving my fingers and thumbs is painful and trying to hold anything is damned near impossible. It's always a relief when the aspirin kicks in and the swelling subsides. And that's minor compared to the really excruciating stuff: kidney stones and a tooth infection. I can imagine what your neck and shoulder are like.