Weird random pain... WTF is wrong?

Tried it once. Moved to WA. Dealt with traffic and a-holes every weekend. Came back home. Everyone should try it but it wasn't for me.

 

Hot tub.

 

That's exactly what I am talking about, saved me. My wife calls me the popcorn machine, every morning, bones crack and pop, I do my stretches, get cleaned up and off to work. Cheers.

 

At least she still calls you "machine" and not just popcorn.

 

I only get that pain when I throw up for some reason I don’t know if anyone is like that. It’s as if throwing up isn’t enough torture. I fear it.

 

We have Deer, Bear, Elk, Coyotes (they seem to thin out) Cougar, Bobcat, Coons, Possum, and every other critter where we are.
Salmon, Cutthroat, Brown Trout, out in the creek too.
Fresh air is where it's at. I breath it all in every day.

 

I'll be 60yrs old in a few months

My body has been worn out from the Military , have had shoulder surgeries and knee replacements . My right knee had a knee replacement done in 2014 and (5) revisions on the same knee since then

Over the last year I've been experiencing neurological disorders and now diagnosed with secondary Parkinsonism as a result from chemical exposure in the Military

I may be in constant pain and getting harder to get around now but I'm still having fun

 

Thanks for your service. I hope you're getting the treatments that you deserve.

 

Yes...

I'm glad to hear that I may eventually get the feeling back... I've been hoping that I will.

-Bear

 

Pro tips at 55:

Recliner = killer

Walking = miracle cure

 

But I do both! Where else would I fall asleep after walking and being too old and tired to go to bed? Hehe...

 

You got me thinking life is all about balance.

 

Ahh yes! I wear New "Balance" shoes for my bad back too.

 

I like to think I balance life pretty well.

Meanwhile.....

 

And for those who are forgetful:

 

Nerves technically grow back at 1mm per month.
I severed the 6 inch thoracic nerve in my right shoulder at 17. I have about 90 percent back.
That was a f'ing chore, I could push my hand against a wall and my scapula would protrude 8 or 9 inches. No nerve, no muscle control.
Now the dislocated left shoulder at 47.... hey, look at me! I can ride a skateboard.
Opps, no you can't.

 

Anymore, I watch from afar.
When I see someone go OOOFFFF, I tell them that I feel their pains. LOL, ouch.

If my body moved as fast as my brain, It'd get a speeding ticket.
The older I get, the more warnings I receive.

 

you are dying. Slowly. Like a tree.