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*physiotherapy exercises to help prevent my disability from progressing
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I can't talk right now, I'm doing hot girl shit*
*physiotherapy exercises to help prevent my disability from progressing
I'm always in some kind of pain somewhere and I don't think that's normal🫠
Laying down with a hot water bottle and coping
It's currently 38 degrees (100 for you usamericans) where I live.
Last week I tried to push through it and do my normal tasks and physiotherapy, but I don't think that's going to be a valid strategy for me the rest of the summer: I'll probably have to spend more time bed-bound than I'd like to (read: 5-10 of my waking hours each day).
I'm thinking of starting a summer challenge for POTSies and other people whose disabilities get worse in the heat, like NaClYoHo (national clean your home month) or NaNoWriMo (national novel writing month). Does something like this currently exist? Any ideas on what the challenge should be?
Me: despite knowing that I will be in a lot of pain later if I don't do it for the five hours shift, I don't put my knee braces on.
Me five hours later with my entire lower body in enough pain to make me want to not walk around at all: