****ty life

motorbiking said:
do you know what it is ? herniation? Stenosis?

I used to go to an osteopath, but in the end it was the massage and physio part that gave the most relief, so I stopped going. I had good results with electro acupuncture, but didn't enjoy the pain part.
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Bulging discs...
 
noseall said:
You, I and other sensible folk know what it's like to be struck down with misfortune. It's the ignorant ones that should be ashamed...

MBK for example...
Anxiety seems to be high up on the list. Fear of work?

DIYisfun...
Folk, mainly the young, seem increasingly incapable of differentiating between day to day anxiety etc that we just need to deal with

Mottie

Many suffer from a bone disease. Bone idleness.

DIYisfun...

SShhhh. You're not supposed to say stuff like that.

100% of people who don't work WANT to work. Absolutely none of them play the system. Absolutely none of them are content to remain on benefits year in year out.
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Well, I don't want benefits. I want to keep working. I may only be working part time due to health issues but it gets me out and some way active........
 
noseall said:
You, I and other sensible folk know what it's like to be struck down with misfortune. It's the ignorant ones that should be ashamed...

MBK for example...
Anxiety seems to be high up on the list. Fear of work?

DIYisfun...
Folk, mainly the young, seem increasingly incapable of differentiating between day to day anxiety etc that we just need to deal with

Mottie

Many suffer from a bone disease. Bone idleness.

DIYisfun...

SShhhh. You're not supposed to say stuff like that.

100% of people who don't work WANT to work. Absolutely none of them play the system. Absolutely none of them are content to remain on benefits year in year out.
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Have you gone into rinse and repeat mode again?
 
Koolpc said:
Accomodation is the scary bit at the moment as I have 5 or 6 weeks to move out. Finding a permanent home is not easy.
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The Council has a duty to offer you temporary accommodation after an assessment, you should qualify if you’ve been asked to leave/kicked out. Avoid at all costs ending up on the streets, you will become invisible to many services because you won’t have an address.
 
Koolpc said:
Life is still shíït......

Still trying to find my own place to live. Currently, as in last 8 years, living in a shared house!! Been on council waiting list for over 5 years!!

Renting is so expensive, that is why I am living in a shared house as that is cheaper. It is horrible to.

Been told that I now have to vacate this place within the next 7 weeks or so as the other guy living here who I am sub letting from needs the whole house. No agreements signed when I moved here 6 months ago. I am just classed as a lodger.

Plus, I got health issues...bad back, bad knee, anxiety and depression. Can't claim anything as I have too much savings. I still work. I love working. Only part time though as I can't physically cope with long hours.

Sorry for moaning.

I try to have a banter on here, wind some people at times. No hard feelings to ANYONE on here. Even the Britishophobic gang (lol)..........

I tried applying for a kennel but I was told at my age it would be more economic to have me put down!!!!

Woof!
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Try and get out in the sun and get some life reviving Vit D and when the sun is not shining take it in tablet for at least 4000IU
https://www.asda.com/groceries/product/9016012
 
Koolpc said:
Still trying to find my own place to live. Currently, as in last 8 years, living in a shared house!! Been on council waiting list for over 5 years!!

Renting is so expensive, that is why I am living in a shared house as that is cheaper. It is horrible to.
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I was watching a TV program t'other day, where lots of otherwise homeless people, and deliberately homeless, had bought themselves a motorhome, to live in, and were wild camping for free around the UK. Some in wilder parts, some in their employer's car parks.

If your 'anxiety', is proper medical anxiety, and causing you problems, versus just the usual anxiety which life throws at us, then pester a doctor. If you have been reading my posts, I have suffered it, undiagnosed, and very debilitating for the past 12 months, and becoming a worsening issue, several times a day. Last week, it was diagnosed as anxiety, prescribed a med, and I am much, much better, I got my life back.
 
Harry Bloomfield said:
I was watching a TV program t'other day, where lots of otherwise homeless people, and deliberately homeless, had bought themselves a motorhome, to live in, and were wild camping for free around the UK. Some in wilder parts, some in their employer's car parks.

If your 'anxiety', is proper medical anxiety, and causing you problems, versus just the usual anxiety which life throws at us, then pester a doctor. If you have been reading my posts, I have suffered it, undiagnosed, and very debilitating for the past 12 months, and becoming a worsening issue, several times a day. Last week, it was diagnosed as anxiety, prescribed a med, and I am much, much better, I got my life back.
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Been on meds for anxiety/depression for over 25 years. It is proper anxiety. That flares up now and again. You know yourself that it can be debilitating.

I did at one time looking into buying a camper van. But no, I would prefer a house or flat.
 
Koolpc said:
Bulging discs...
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Based on my own experience, they can be the hardest to recover on their own, as they don't trigger an immune response in the same way as a herniated disc.

Which discs are bulging?

Is it possible your knee pain is due to sciatica or is this a separate injury?

I had good results from my ESI and I think taking a nerve block has helped too. Pain in itself is depressing.
 
Koolpc said:
I do. And I also take vit D
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What strength.
If you sit outside in just a pair of shorts in 20 mins on a summer day you will be getting upto 25,000Iu
Your doctor has probably perscribed 1,000 iu at most which is almost usless.
But in high doses you should also take k2 with it. In the winter I take 8,000iu along with k2.
General rule is that if your shadow in the sun is longer than you are tall then youare not making enough.
 
motorbiking said:
Based on my own experience, they can be the hardest to recover on their own, as they don't trigger an immune response in the same way as a herniated disc.

Which discs are bulging?

Is it possible your knee pain is due to sciatica or is this a separate injury?

I had good results from my ESI and I think taking a nerve block has helped too. Pain in itself is depressing.
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All I know is that it's lower back. No idea which joint. Knee pain is desperate. Doc said it's inflamed tendons. I can't rest it as I work. I do wear a knee support while in work though. Both knees have issues...lol

I had injections in lower back but did nowt. Been with pain clinic several years but they been abysmal.

Hoping Osteopath will help. Only seen the guy a handful of times.
 
aveatry said:
What strength.
If you sit outside in just a pair of shorts in 20 mins on a summer day you will be getting upto 25,000Iu
Your doctor has probably perscribed 1,000 iu at most which is almost usless.
But in high doses you should also take k2 with it. In the winter I take 8,000iu along with k2.
General rule is that if your shadow in the sun is longer than you are tall then youare not making enough.
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No, I take 4,000iu. Bought myself. It has K2 with it which you need for good assimilation. Only been taking them a couple of weeks.
 
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