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Jul 4, 2026 - 3:53pm
RedTopFireBelow wrote:
I feel grateful that I heeded the warning and got out of there before Covid. I feel grateful that I had that option. I feel grateful for cool Scottish breezes and freshly cut wheat that lies in unalive rows of green and gold in the gloaming light. I'm grateful for this wee Cosy that my guy knew I needed, a space of my own, where I can unleash my creative spirit. I am grateful for music... my first love.
Tonight, as I enjoy my first Gin Bothy Speycast and tonic, listening to music I've never heard before. I'm pulling out the headphones for some nasty blues and Jethro Tull folk tunes, maybe some Koko Taylor and Rolling Stones. And Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings... that always makes me cry (I can still see Willem DaFoe running after the helicopter lifted and drifted away, as gunfire struck his entire body until he dropped).
I am truly a lucky girl.
Enjoy the sounds of happiness while sitting back with your drink of choice.
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Jul 4, 2026 - 3:46pm
buddy wrote:
Iâve had issues with both hands. Pain & numbness etc. It turned out to be De Quervain tenosynovitis in my right hand & carpal tunnel syndrome in my left. In both cases, it was literally a 10-15 surgery & I was awake for both. Low pain & quick recovery. I just had the carpal tunnel surgery 10 days ago. If you want more information PM me.
I will if I breakdown and go for it. My lifeâs goal is to go out with the same amount of holes I came into the world with.
I feel grateful that I heeded the warning and got out of there before Covid. I feel grateful that I had that option. I feel grateful for cool Scottish breezes and freshly cut wheat that lies in unalive rows of green and gold in the gloaming light. I'm grateful for this wee Cosy that my guy knew I needed, a space of my own, where I can unleash my creative spirit. I am grateful for music... my first love.
Tonight, as I enjoy my first Gin Bothy Speycast and tonic, listening to music I've never heard before. I'm pulling out the headphones for some nasty blues and Jethro Tull folk tunes, maybe some Koko Taylor and Rolling Stones. And Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings... that always makes me cry (I can still see Willem DaFoe running after the helicopter lifted and drifted away, as gunfire struck his entire body until he dropped).
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Jul 4, 2026 - 1:27pm
RedTopFireBelow wrote:
I feel grateful that I heeded the warning and got out of there before Covid. I feel grateful that I had that option. I feel grateful for cool Scottish breezes and freshly cut wheat that lies in unalive rows of green and gold in the gloaming light. I'm grateful for this wee Cosy that my guy knew I needed, a space of my own, where I can unleash my creative spirit. I am grateful for music... my first love.
Tonight, as I enjoy my first Gin Bothy Speycast and tonic, listening to music I've never heard before. I'm pulling out the headphones for some nasty blues and Jethro Tull folk tunes, maybe some Koko Taylor and Rolling Stones. And Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings... that always makes me cry (I can still see Willem DaFoe running after the helicopter lifted and drifted away, as gunfire struck his entire body until he dropped).
I feel grateful that I heeded the warning and got out of there before Covid. I feel grateful that I had that option. I feel grateful for cool Scottish breezes and freshly cut wheat that lies in unalive rows of green and gold in the gloaming light. I'm grateful for this wee Cosy that my guy knew I needed, a space of my own, where I can unleash my creative spirit. I am grateful for music... my first love.
Tonight, as I enjoy my first Gin Bothy Speycast and tonic, listening to music I've never heard before. I'm pulling out the headphones for some nasty blues and Jethro Tull folk tunes, maybe some Koko Taylor and Rolling Stones. And Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings... that always makes me cry (I can still see Willem DaFoe running after the helicopter lifted and drifted away, as gunfire struck his entire body until he dropped).
So the last time I went for my left hand and was only offered a Cortizone shot or surgery. I asked if there was any therapy instead of surgery and was not told anything about that. So I passed on both and did my own hand therapy which brought the left hand back to strength.
So my right hand started getting numb and weak where I can barely grab a cup of coffee not alone do any writing. My right hand is my dominant hand and is worse than the left was. Iâve been trying all kinds of hand exercises to no avail.
Iâm really hesitant in going back to this doctor cause it seems like she only wants to do surgery only. I might have to find another hand specialist for a second opinion. I really would like to know the root cause of why both hands have become weak out of the blue.
Iâve had issues with both hands. Pain & numbness etc. It turned out to be De Quervain tenosynovitis in my right hand & carpal tunnel syndrome in my left. In both cases, it was literally a 10-15 surgery & I was awake for both. Low pain & quick recovery. I just had the carpal tunnel surgery 10 days ago. If you want more information PM me.
Nerve blockages and obstructions in hands and arms can be caused by herniated disks in the spine of the neck, or by something else lower in your periphery. Common are blockages from limescale (and such) deposits in the shoulders and muscles, occuring with age and certain (typically western civilizational) diets.
For your good, I hope for the latter, or a similar situation, instead of spinal.
Imaging techniques usually help clearing up such a situation.
In case they tell you it is from a herniated disk in the neck, please be very careful and hesitant about any sugggested surgery, unless you have clear symptoms of paralysis.
Paralysis should be treated with surgery, if possible asap, my favorite neurosurgeon other surgeons would trust told me.
At any rate, mind the risk of paraplegia due to surgery on the neck gone bad.
Not speaking about common nerve diseases, infections, or autoimmune diseases here, which also should be looked at. These would ask for different treatment methods, based on diet and medication.
All the best wishes for you from one alter Sack to another!
So the last time I went for my left hand and was only offered a Cortizone shot or surgery. I asked if there was any therapy instead of surgery and was not told anything about that. So I passed on both and did my own hand therapy which brought the left hand back to strength.
So my right hand started getting numb and weak where I can barely grab a cup of coffee not alone do any writing. My right hand is my dominant hand and is worse than the left was. Iâve been trying all kinds of hand exercises to no avail.
Iâm really hesitant in going back to this doctor cause it seems like she only wants to do surgery only. I might have to find another hand specialist for a second opinion. I really would like to know the root cause of why both hands have become weak out of the blue.
So the last time I went for my left hand and was only offered a Cortizone shot or surgery. I asked if there was any therapy instead of surgery and was not told anything about that. So I passed on both and did my own hand therapy which brought the left hand back to strength.
So my right hand started getting numb and weak where I can barely grab a cup of coffee not alone do any writing. My right hand is my dominant hand and is worse than the left was. Iâve been trying all kinds of hand exercises to no avail.
Iâm really hesitant in going back to this doctor cause it seems like she only wants to do surgery only. I might have to find another hand specialist for a second opinion. I really would like to know the root cause of why both hands have become weak out of the blue.
One symptom of vitamin B12 deficiency is muscle weakness. Ask your doctor about it.
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Jul 3, 2026 - 7:47am
Coaxial wrote:
What do the doctors say about your hand?
So the last time I went for my left hand and was only offered a Cortizone shot or surgery. I asked if there was any therapy instead of surgery and was not told anything about that. So I passed on both and did my own hand therapy which brought the left hand back to strength.
So my right hand started getting numb and weak where I can barely grab a cup of coffee not alone do any writing. My right hand is my dominant hand and is worse than the left was. Iâve been trying all kinds of hand exercises to no avail.
Iâm really hesitant in going back to this doctor cause it seems like she only wants to do surgery only. I might have to find another hand specialist for a second opinion. I really would like to know the root cause of why both hands have become weak out of the blue.
Damn right hand seems to be getting worse. So numb and stiff to the point where it was almost useless and impossible to brush my teeth or hold a cup of coffee. Took almost 2 hours to get some movement after keeping it under hot water to loosen it up a bit. And letâs not talk about the inner part of my right knee.
Damn right hand seems to be getting worse. So numb and stiff to the point where it was almost useless and impossible to brush my teeth or hold a cup of coffee. Took almost 2 hours to get some movement after keeping it under hot water to loosen it up a bit. And letâs not talk about the inner part of my right knee.
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Jul 1, 2026 - 8:16am
Damn right hand seems to be getting worse. So numb and stiff to the point where it was almost useless and impossible to brush my teeth or hold a cup of coffee. Took almost 2 hours to get some movement after keeping it under hot water to loosen it up a bit. And letâs not talk about the inner part of my right knee.
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Jul 1, 2026 - 8:12am
SeriousLee wrote:
Emotional. Got a message from my second daughter this morning. Her brother-in-law passed away. Not quite 50. She married a man with a different religion and culture than ours. To the point where they had to keep their relationship under the radar while dating because his family wouldn't have approved. But her (then) boyfriend right away introduced her to his brother (he was 9 years older and they were very close) who instantly clicked with my daughter. When my daughter got married, her brother-in-law told his brother you chose the right one.
I could say more about how great a person her brother-in-law was, but nothing is private here. So you'll have to take my word for it.
Emotional. Got a message from my second daughter this morning. Her brother-in-law passed away. Not quite 50. She married a man with a different religion and culture than ours. To the point where they had to keep their relationship under the radar while dating because his family wouldn't have approved. But her (then) boyfriend right away introduced her to his brother (he was 9 years older and they were very close) who instantly clicked with my daughter. When my daughter got married, her brother-in-law told his brother you chose the right one.
I could say more about how great a person her brother-in-law was, but nothing is private here. So you'll have to take my word for it.
So sorry to see this...Sending condolences to you all.
Emotional. Got a message from my second daughter this morning. Her brother-in-law passed away. Not quite 50. She married a man with a different religion and culture than ours. To the point where they had to keep their relationship under the radar while dating because his family wouldn't have approved. But her (then) boyfriend right away introduced her to his brother (he was 9 years older and they were very close) who instantly clicked with my daughter. When my daughter got married, her brother-in-law told his brother you chose the right one.
I could say more about how great a person her brother-in-law was, but nothing is private here. So you'll have to take my word for it.
