kevinw
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- Joined
- Apr 15, 2008
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- DX UMND/PLS
- Diagnosis
- 01/2008
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- PA
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- Poconos
I think I probably know there is no good answer to these questions, but I have read a lot of threads regarding MND and pain. I recall reading in some the threads that the feeling of pain has nothing to do with any motor nueron condition. Now, I might just be missing something but how can someone have extremely stiff or fatigued muscles and not have pain and pulled muscles by the end of the work day?
Which brings me to the next even harder question of, when can one tell when it's just too much? I mean, when you try to make work as comfortable as possible but your legs are so exhausted and sore by the end of the day you are just recovering for the next day. It's a fine line of work ethics & obligation "verses" comfort & quaility of life outside of work.
Oh well, I've rambled on enough.....it's just one of things of trying to sort it all out. :-?
Which brings me to the next even harder question of, when can one tell when it's just too much? I mean, when you try to make work as comfortable as possible but your legs are so exhausted and sore by the end of the day you are just recovering for the next day. It's a fine line of work ethics & obligation "verses" comfort & quaility of life outside of work.
Oh well, I've rambled on enough.....it's just one of things of trying to sort it all out. :-?