More body defectiveness

[shadesong]

So I come back from lunch, and I feel pretty okay; the ache isn't bad, it's almost negligible. So when my boss asks me to run an errand across the street, I say sure and go. And, as I always do, I take the stairs.

Wasn't til the first landing that the pain hit. The pain apparently caused some physiological confusion, as well, because I was calling my hips assholes....

Yah.

And. Another oddity about me. My hands shake. All the time. You usually wouldn't notice this unless I was, say, holding a sheet of paper. It's a very mild tremor. But when I'm trying to do something that involves keeping my hands still, anything involving ultrafine motor skills, it gets worse. Reason this springs to mind is, I just had to let workmen into a few offices again.. and I get so self-conscious trying to steady one hand with the other just to get a key in a keyhole...

And I was looking forward to getting home, bellyflopping on the bed, and having the heating pad on my lower back. But then I remembered. Open House tonight. No rest til 8 at the earliest.

Comments

[martinhesselius.livejournal.com]

Ack - hope that you feel better soon!

[shadesong.livejournal.com]

*hugs* Thanks, sweetie...

Re: More body defectiveness

[wolfieboy.livejournal.com]

Is the handshaking mostly when your leg hurts?
You might need to find a good chiropracter to relieve pressure on nerves.
Be warned that most chiropracters want to sign you up for X number of sessions where lim X -> ∞.

Re: More body defectiveness

[shadesong.livejournal.com]

No... always have low-grade handshaking, It's not worse now than it usually is.

Re: More body defectiveness

[astelspirals.livejournal.com]

a coworker of mine had that, and she finally went to the dr.. found out it was a hyperactive thyroid. *shrugs*

[crimmycat.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

[dorei.livejournal.com]

At the risk of sounding like a worrywart, have you seen a doctor about it?

[shadesong.livejournal.com]

Well, this all just happened today - I've had pain like it before, but never for more than one day, and only once or twice every few months...

Dr Fandango speaks.

[juanfandango.livejournal.com]

Eet ees concerneeng that thees tremors no happen when Juan is eenfleecteeng hees presence on you. That would be explained, for many of hees meenions feel such trembleeng passions een hees glorious presence. Perhaps your body ees just practeeseeng for when Juan arrives? But Juan hopes eet weel go away soon (the pain and not thee body) for otherwise eet may deestract you for worsheepeeng heem from afar.

[snowelf.livejournal.com]

Ouch. Hope you get better soon.