So ready to go home now
Jul. 21st, 2006 03:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I think the walk out in the heat helped the back a little. Okay, not really. It hurt every blasted step of the way, but I had to go make the deposit.
There are a surprisingly large number of us here yet. Eight, a record for a hot summer afternoon. However, it's just me and P. up here on the second floor. Woo. An hour to go and I should use it to work or something, but I just...I don't have anything to do that doesn't require bending and twisting and I refuse to make myself worse.
There are a surprisingly large number of us here yet. Eight, a record for a hot summer afternoon. However, it's just me and P. up here on the second floor. Woo. An hour to go and I should use it to work or something, but I just...I don't have anything to do that doesn't require bending and twisting and I refuse to make myself worse.
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Date: 2006-07-22 12:24 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-07-22 10:49 pm (UTC)I've found that walking helps greatly, too, but walking on the treadmill seems to make it worse. (That sucks, because I have a rather expensive treadmill that's especially for people with back problems, because toolman has a really bad back.) Now it's too hot to go outside and the back hurts too much to walk inside and Curves is not open... Ack...
The doctor gave me some back exercises to try, though. It's just a sheet of paper that I could scan if you're interested, though I bet we could find these same exercise online somewhere. I've been doing some of them already (toolman showed me), so I'm wondering if they'll actually help.