Grateful for Pain-Free Knee
Though, my right knee is bone-on-bone, I am pain-free. I completed six weeks of physical therapy on Friday; and, although, the pain may return I am grateful for having been blessed with pain-free days for three weeks.
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Last week, while setting up this weight machine, for me, the physical therapist said, “you’re lifting 125 pounds, I can’t even do that.” When I asked if she was joking, she said, “I’m telling the truth.”
I am grateful that, at 72-years-old, I can push more weight on this machine than my 35-year-old physical therapist.
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Wow…. I’m impressed! Good for you!
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Thank you.
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Wow, Mrs. Yvonne, I’m impressed. Show the Physical Therapist how to lift those weights…… “You GO Girl!!!”
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Thank you, Cassandra.
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Thank you, Cassandra. So happy you had the chance to visit my newest endeavor. I write this blog to connect and reconnect with likeminded people. I have been at it now for almost two years. Grateful I have reached a point in my life to explore new things. While I am not a writer, I do have something to say and blogging gives me a voice. Take care.
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Rejoice with you! Knee pains is really painful am told. Wishing you more knee pain-free days 🙂
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Thank you.
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Fantastic news, im so pleased for you!
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Thank you. I began exercising, and have done so regularly, since 1996. It’s a part of my self-management toolbox to control pain levels related to Rheumatoid Arthritis and Fibromyalgia.
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125 pounds! That’s awesome. I couldn’t do that either now or even before cancer. You should be proud of yourself. You are an inspiration 🙂 in so many ways!
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Thank you. I have been exercising on a regular basis since 1996. I incorporated it into life as a self-management tool to manage and control my chronic pain conditions relating to Rheumatoid Arthritis and Fibromyalgia. And, its worked well for pain but could solve the problems of joint degeneration. I appreciate the information and tips that you share on your blog.
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