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ExtraMile wrote:
Ed in Tampa wrote:
ExtraMile wrote:Cortisone shot, worked wonders for 6 days. It has now, pretty much reverted back to just plain pain. I will call the PT person on Monday. Hell, even more things ache now. Maybe, this is a sign, that I have some form of RA, who knows?
Might be a sign that you are getting old. There comes a point in life you are glad for the pain it lets you know you still have whatever hurts :D
Golly Gee, thanks :(
Sorry to be a barer of bad news but fact is fact. Old age is not for sissies. Each day I find a new part of my body that I have ignored for 69 years only to find it by the pain.
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Ed in Tampa wrote:Sorry to be a barer of bad news but fact is fact. Old age is not for sissies. Each day I find a new part of my body that I have ignored for 69 years only to find it by the pain.
Amen brother! LOL

The sad part is you seem to get used to it .... :mad:
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rjent wrote:
Ed in Tampa wrote:Sorry to be a barer of bad news but fact is fact. Old age is not for sissies. Each day I find a new part of my body that I have ignored for 69 years only to find it by the pain.
Amen brother! LOL

The sad part is you seem to get used to it .... :mad:


Only if it slows you down. I'se slow and NOT gittin used to it!
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In the last decade, I have discovered that... when there are significant variables in temperature swings, my body tells me to slow down, or I will slow you down by default.

It is almost like my body becomes like a human sized, barometric pressure gauge and it rears its ugly head, with pain!!!
I am a true blue Xylophiliac, who also is a Nemophiliac ;)
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For me, old age means that I can no longer deal with hot temperatures. In Summer, I have to sit and watch the world go by. In Winter, I can still get out and get things done. Heat is a killer for me and it will kill me if I'm fool enough to go out into it.
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garys wrote:For me, old age means that I can no longer deal with hot temperatures. In Summer, I have to sit and watch the world go by. In Winter, I can still get out and get things done. Heat is a killer for me and it will kill me if I'm fool enough to go out into it.
I can't imagine summer in ND being so unbearable. I'll trade you a Missouri hot August day for a ND one any day (you don't have the humidity we do that I know of). Anyway, it's the cold that gets to me.
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You need to come to Florida. I hate the Sun I run from shade to shade. My Dermatologist said I was one of the few smart people. But everything down here is AIR CONDITIONED. I die when we travel north to visit it is so hot no AC in most places.
We have had a looong hooooooooot summer. Still breaking high temp records in Nov. today was cool.
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Bruce wrote: I can't imagine summer in ND being so unbearable. I'll trade you a Missouri hot August day for a ND one any day (you don't have the humidity we do that I know of). Anyway, it's the cold that gets to me.
It isn't as hot here as what you get, but still too hot for me in the Summer. I wouldn't be able to tolerate your heat. You get even more of it than we do.
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