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#408973 - 08/20/10 11:53 PM
Re: 19 August 2010
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Addicted_to_AS_Kickin
Registered: 09/05/01
Posts: 7427
Loc: United States
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nothing like a little lightning to get our booties moving eh?  glad u got home in time! trust me ..years ago there was a horrible flooding..i believe it was in 98'. i went with the intentions of a breakfast at dennys with my mom and Gianna...only had her then. boy! all of a sudden the rain hit. my mom's battery to her trooper went dead and we were stuck at dennys. literally for hours. then we start seeing helicopters. weather alerts. we were right off loop 410 and perrin beitel road. a little incline but not much. enough to have saved us. right under the highway they werent so lucky. they shut the highway down so my dad nor art could come get us. if you ever visit here theres a dip down at starcrest road...a cozy restaurant with big oak and cypress trees..that was UNDERWATER within an hour or so.  apartments were underwater. we went there at 10an and were able to head back when they opened highway back up at 630! scary part was driving home and seeing huge oak trees and chunks of oak trees and pecan trees ON the highway.  it was the scariest weather i've ever seen. before then i enjoyed shopping in rainy weather. but this was unforeseen and catastrophic. needless to say ever since then, i get nervous with heavy rain or lightning..this buggy flutters home...and quick! 
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#408979 - 08/21/10 12:46 AM
Re: 19 August 2010
[Re: ladybuggie]
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Very_Addicted_to_AS_Kickin
Registered: 01/13/08
Posts: 21346
Loc: Upstate NY
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wow, that's a scary weather story! i can understand your apprehension now!
i've got scary weather stories from when i lived in maryland and virginia, the threat of tornados, of course nothing like out in the midwest, but scary enough for me. a few close calls when we lived down there. when it does no damage, severe weather can be kind of exciting, but when it does damage, it definitely turns scary. the worst thing here are the ice storms. i lived up here until the fall of 1990, in the spring of 1991 they had a terrible ice storm. we came back in the summer of 2003, the spring before our return, another terrible ice storm. somehow we managed to miss them both. and the very worst virginia weather, a really bad flood and on another occasion, high winds, possibly a tornado, hit within the year or two after we left. i think we've been fortunate, my hubby thinks we've been unfortunate! but boy have i gotten caught in a few severe summer thunder storms in maryland, so dark and raining so hard, one literally couldn't see while driving.
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Spondyloarthropathy, HLAB27 negative Humira (still methylprednisone for flares, just not as often. Aleve if needed, rarely.) LDN/zanaflex/flector patches over SI/ice vits C, D. probiotics. hyaluronic acid. CoQ, Mg, Ca, K. chiro walk, bike no dairy (casein sensitivity), limited eggs, limited yeast (bread)
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#408980 - 08/21/10 12:51 AM
Re: 19 August 2010
[Re: Sue22]
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Very_Addicted_to_AS_Kickin
Registered: 01/13/08
Posts: 21346
Loc: Upstate NY
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today: walk: 3 miles, an hour and 15 minutes
don't get too excited though, fighting hard for my back not to get as bad as it was last fall when i was out of work for months on end. walking is the one thing that helps it. i thought the flare was over, but guess it screwed up my upper back enough to cause issues. and when i think i have it settled down with the KIP nsaid gel and ice during the day, i go to bed and wake up really bad. so tonight i need to start sleeping with an ice pack under the spot where i think i must have torn muscle and/or tendon back in 98', the spot that just hasn't ever healed up properly. prayers please!
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Spondyloarthropathy, HLAB27 negative Humira (still methylprednisone for flares, just not as often. Aleve if needed, rarely.) LDN/zanaflex/flector patches over SI/ice vits C, D. probiotics. hyaluronic acid. CoQ, Mg, Ca, K. chiro walk, bike no dairy (casein sensitivity), limited eggs, limited yeast (bread)
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#408986 - 08/21/10 01:44 AM
Re: 19 August 2010
[Re: Sue22]
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Addicted_to_AS_Kickin
Registered: 09/05/01
Posts: 7427
Loc: United States
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prayers otw sue! geez..this summer was supposed to be good for us! winter was nippy for texas this past one..and summer had everyoen excited. and we were grateful for all the rain! helped all my plants...but august came and wham! hit us with a huge slap of mugginess, humidity, and blasts of heat slapping our face if we even crack the front door open!  killer on my joints! my right thumb is now going on a whole week of super sharp pain. i have been wrapping. biofreeze didnt help. i think b/c of swelling. works great on my tspine. tried voltaren..helping slightly. but not enough. i dont want to go THERE with steroids again.  i cant even button my jeans or laundry without wincing. gianna helped me last 2 days. i cant even open my can of soda! thats just all kinds of wrong! hey, i read your post about the paraffin! my mom gave me one last year! thanks for reminding me sue!  at the time it was bad then it eased up and never pulled it out. its a nice big one too!! she got it through her insurance when she had carpal surgery done a few years ago. she didnt care for it as she doesnt have joint pain and it was predominently nerve pain for her. so she thought it would be great for me! i have to rummage my closet...i think i know where its at. kids are nuts right now...restless for school monday! so i'll crank that thing up monday if i can find the way or i'll find scented ones..now that would be real nice!! have u every done the hot stone manicures? i got my nails done last week...a VERY rare treat but i had horrible cuticles. anyhow afterwards i saw that and a hot stone pedicure. i was contemplating getting the pedi one since my feet are in pain too lately. good job anyhow sue!!  i hate that feeling too of trying to fight off a pain creeping up or the thought of it being like a similar flare up in the past.  i've been doing the last of back to school shopping and had to deal with angry and grumpy shoppers. one man honked madly b/c i got to the disabled parking first. i had my blinker on. i never raced him. i pulled up correctly. thing was i had my kiddos with me.  uncalled for. he even circled back when we got off and yelled something at gianna. thinking she was older i am assuming!!  she quickly turned around and told him "i'm sorry, my mom was here and you can find another spot--she has her tag!" she was a little stick of dynamite and i had to calm her down. but it was so ridiculous. we are ALL shopping. academy has about 50 disabled parking spots up front..but it was busy and people were leaving constantly. i was floored at peoples behavior. i guess i needed to roll out my paper saying i have AS, lung disease, etc. geez.  hope u feel better! i'm hoping to catch kravmaga 1 class tomorrow morning before lil ones r up then bag class. thats if i can peel these ol' bones up. not looking that way so far! 
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#409003 - 08/21/10 08:30 AM
Re: 19 August 2010
[Re: Sue22]
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Royal_AS_kicker
Registered: 06/23/10
Posts: 3860
Loc: Colorado, USA
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Good job walking through the pain  , but don't hurt yourself worse! It's a fine balance this exercise vs. rest endeavor! (It's always a trade off for me when I take a day off of swimming to rest, because I know that the next day I'll be stiff and sore and will only be able to swim half as far) Go TEAM! 
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Movin' it so I don't lose it!
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#409052 - 08/21/10 02:36 PM
21 August 2010
[Re: EricaK]
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Royal_AS_kicker
Registered: 06/23/10
Posts: 3860
Loc: Colorado, USA
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It's one of those crazy days here where the sun is shining over my house, but the fog bank is hovering over the next street toward the water. I imaging scary shark movie music when this happens. My stats for today: Swimming ~ 1,000 yds / 40 minutes Walking ~ 1.5 miles / 40 minutes tai chi ~ 10 minutesI am supposed to be practicing tai chi for 30 minutes a day. Nobody tell my teacher! Shhhhhhh.... Go TEAM! 
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Movin' it so I don't lose it!
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