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 Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 2:22 am
Facelesskiller "Never lift with your back, lift with your legs." i honestly have a lot of trouble feeling the difference between the two
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Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 7:09 am
SkarletLightning Facelesskiller "Never lift with your back, lift with your legs." i honestly have a lot of trouble feeling the difference between the two I can't really do either... I have knee problems. One time I was baking a cake from scratch (I had to stand for 5 hours!) and my knee just started swelling. It really hurt to bend it in any way so I was on crutches for two weeks. The doctors never did find out what was wrong. rolleyes
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 11:46 pm
Azure_Mist SkarletLightning Facelesskiller "Never lift with your back, lift with your legs." i honestly have a lot of trouble feeling the difference between the two I can't really do either... I have knee problems. One time I was baking a cake from scratch (I had to stand for 5 hours!) and my knee just started swelling. It really hurt to bend it in any way so I was on crutches for two weeks. The doctors never did find out what was wrong. rolleyes I think there might be something wrong with your joints and the padding you have between your bones. They might be waering out, which means that you might have a physical handicap.
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Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2006 7:32 am
Facelesskiller Azure_Mist SkarletLightning Facelesskiller "Never lift with your back, lift with your legs." i honestly have a lot of trouble feeling the difference between the two I can't really do either... I have knee problems. One time I was baking a cake from scratch (I had to stand for 5 hours!) and my knee just started swelling. It really hurt to bend it in any way so I was on crutches for two weeks. The doctors never did find out what was wrong. rolleyes I think there might be something wrong with your joints and the padding you have between your bones. They might be waering out, which means that you might have a physical handicap. Well that's lousy! I really hope that isn't the case...
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Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2006 1:13 am
Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist SkarletLightning Facelesskiller "Never lift with your back, lift with your legs." i honestly have a lot of trouble feeling the difference between the two I can't really do either... I have knee problems. One time I was baking a cake from scratch (I had to stand for 5 hours!) and my knee just started swelling. It really hurt to bend it in any way so I was on crutches for two weeks. The doctors never did find out what was wrong. rolleyes I think there might be something wrong with your joints and the padding you have between your bones. They might be waering out, which means that you might have a physical handicap. Well that's lousy! I really hope that isn't the case... Didn't you say that your mom is a nurse/ If so, then she would know tis condition more than I do.
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Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2006 7:23 am
Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist SkarletLightning Facelesskiller "Never lift with your back, lift with your legs." i honestly have a lot of trouble feeling the difference between the two I can't really do either... I have knee problems. One time I was baking a cake from scratch (I had to stand for 5 hours!) and my knee just started swelling. It really hurt to bend it in any way so I was on crutches for two weeks. The doctors never did find out what was wrong. rolleyes I think there might be something wrong with your joints and the padding you have between your bones. They might be waering out, which means that you might have a physical handicap. Well that's lousy! I really hope that isn't the case... Didn't you say that your mom is a nurse/ If so, then she would know tis condition more than I do. I think the doctors would have told me if it was a physical handicap, but like I said, they had no idea what was wrong, same with my mom.
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Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 12:12 am
Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist I can't really do either... I have knee problems. One time I was baking a cake from scratch (I had to stand for 5 hours!) and my knee just started swelling. It really hurt to bend it in any way so I was on crutches for two weeks. The doctors never did find out what was wrong. rolleyes I think there might be something wrong with your joints and the padding you have between your bones. They might be waering out, which means that you might have a physical handicap. Well that's lousy! I really hope that isn't the case... Didn't you say that your mom is a nurse/ If so, then she would know tis condition more than I do. I think the doctors would have told me if it was a physical handicap, but like I said, they had no idea what was wrong, same with my mom. Well it's not a visible handicap. More of a passive one. It's there, but it just can't be seen because it is pretty insignificant for a doctor and machine to pick up.
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Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 2:10 pm
Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist I can't really do either... I have knee problems. One time I was baking a cake from scratch (I had to stand for 5 hours!) and my knee just started swelling. It really hurt to bend it in any way so I was on crutches for two weeks. The doctors never did find out what was wrong. rolleyes I think there might be something wrong with your joints and the padding you have between your bones. They might be waering out, which means that you might have a physical handicap. Well that's lousy! I really hope that isn't the case... Didn't you say that your mom is a nurse/ If so, then she would know tis condition more than I do. I think the doctors would have told me if it was a physical handicap, but like I said, they had no idea what was wrong, same with my mom. Well it's not a visible handicap. More of a passive one. It's there, but it just can't be seen because it is pretty insignificant for a doctor and machine to pick up. I suppose.....but I'm still hoping it's something else.
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Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:53 pm
Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Well that's lousy! I really hope that isn't the case... Didn't you say that your mom is a nurse/ If so, then she would know tis condition more than I do. I think the doctors would have told me if it was a physical handicap, but like I said, they had no idea what was wrong, same with my mom. Well it's not a visible handicap. More of a passive one. It's there, but it just can't be seen because it is pretty insignificant for a doctor and machine to pick up. I suppose.....but I'm still hoping it's something else. Maybe gut I highly doubt it though. There is a condition like that but I forgot what it's called.
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Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:00 pm
Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Well that's lousy! I really hope that isn't the case... Didn't you say that your mom is a nurse/ If so, then she would know tis condition more than I do. I think the doctors would have told me if it was a physical handicap, but like I said, they had no idea what was wrong, same with my mom. Well it's not a visible handicap. More of a passive one. It's there, but it just can't be seen because it is pretty insignificant for a doctor and machine to pick up. I suppose.....but I'm still hoping it's something else. Maybe gut I highly doubt it though. There is a condition like that but I forgot what it's called. *groans* I'm getting worried now.....
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Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 11:34 pm
Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist I think the doctors would have told me if it was a physical handicap, but like I said, they had no idea what was wrong, same with my mom. Well it's not a visible handicap. More of a passive one. It's there, but it just can't be seen because it is pretty insignificant for a doctor and machine to pick up. I suppose.....but I'm still hoping it's something else. Maybe gut I highly doubt it though. There is a condition like that but I forgot what it's called. *groans* I'm getting worried now..... Sorry to make you worry, but it sounds like a real medical condition. Someone's knee doesn't just start to swell up out of nowhere. There has to be a medical reason behind it.
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Posted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:41 pm
Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist I think the doctors would have told me if it was a physical handicap, but like I said, they had no idea what was wrong, same with my mom. Well it's not a visible handicap. More of a passive one. It's there, but it just can't be seen because it is pretty insignificant for a doctor and machine to pick up. I suppose.....but I'm still hoping it's something else. Maybe gut I highly doubt it though. There is a condition like that but I forgot what it's called. *groans* I'm getting worried now..... Sorry to make you worry, but it sounds like a real medical condition. Someone's knee doesn't just start to swell up out of nowhere. There has to be a medical reason behind it. They said I probably had all my weight on it and twisted it or something... but they also said that because I'm kinda tall, my knees are probably weaker, I have no idea why my height would have anything to do with my knees though. I blame the cake...... I'm never making a king cake again!
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Posted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 10:45 pm
Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist I suppose.....but I'm still hoping it's something else. Maybe gut I highly doubt it though. There is a condition like that but I forgot what it's called. *groans* I'm getting worried now..... Sorry to make you worry, but it sounds like a real medical condition. Someone's knee doesn't just start to swell up out of nowhere. There has to be a medical reason behind it. They said I probably had all my weight on it and twisted it or something... but they also said that because I'm kinda tall, my knees are probably weaker, I have no idea why my height would have anything to do with my knees though. I blame the cake...... I'm never making a king cake again! Your joint between your upper adn lower leg can't twist. It's imbeded as your knee, but it's a highly possibility.
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Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 3:04 pm
Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist I suppose.....but I'm still hoping it's something else. Maybe gut I highly doubt it though. There is a condition like that but I forgot what it's called. *groans* I'm getting worried now..... Sorry to make you worry, but it sounds like a real medical condition. Someone's knee doesn't just start to swell up out of nowhere. There has to be a medical reason behind it. They said I probably had all my weight on it and twisted it or something... but they also said that because I'm kinda tall, my knees are probably weaker, I have no idea why my height would have anything to do with my knees though. I blame the cake...... I'm never making a king cake again! Your joint between your upper adn lower leg can't twist. It's imbeded as your knee, but it's a highly possibility. The doctors couldn't think of anything else that could have happened since I was just standing when it happened so I guess that's it. sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 11:26 pm
Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist Facelesskiller Azure_Mist *groans* I'm getting worried now..... Sorry to make you worry, but it sounds like a real medical condition. Someone's knee doesn't just start to swell up out of nowhere. There has to be a medical reason behind it. They said I probably had all my weight on it and twisted it or something... but they also said that because I'm kinda tall, my knees are probably weaker, I have no idea why my height would have anything to do with my knees though. I blame the cake...... I'm never making a king cake again! Your joint between your upper adn lower leg can't twist. It's imbeded as your knee, but it's a highly possibility. The doctors couldn't think of anything else that could have happened since I was just standing when it happened so I guess that's it. sweatdrop If I were you, I'd get a second opinion.
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