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Re: Need help with my heaving breast

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  1. "Lee Michaels" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Welcome to the wonderful world of rib injuries.

    I have picked up a couple of those myself. Most noteworthy was once as a
    teenager while being thrown from the back of a bucking bull. Landed on a
    rock and broke some ribs.

    Whatever it is, if it is a rib injury, it will take awhile to heal. And
    sometimes, they last for a long time. At least they will give you problems
    for well into the future.

    You can have the docs look at it. But if it is in fact a rib injury of


    some

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    kind, the most they will be able to do is maybe put some tape on it. It
    looks like you are starting to pick up some of the baggage (battle scars)


    of

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    the athletic crowd. Some kind of recurring or chronic injury.

    Doesn't it feel great?? <grin>


    I concur, sounds like when I had a cracked rib.... I assume that 's what it
    was, I got it from drunken Brazillian jujitsu, wrestling outside the
    recomended weight and refusing to tap out. My boyfriend of the time refused
    to apologise for cracking my rib... fair enough, my own stupid fault. My
    bench suffered and so did my martial arts. Sometime stsill get a twinge when
    it is cold but I didn't do anything to drastic to heal it, just tried to
    stop doing things that hurt it until they didn't hurt it any more... as has
    been pointed out can be hard when those things are coughing, sneezing and
    BREATHING though...

  2. "Jess Nelson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Lee Michaels" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Welcome to the wonderful world of rib injuries.

    I have picked up a couple of those myself. Most noteworthy was once as a
    teenager while being thrown from the back of a bucking bull. Landed on a
    rock and broke some ribs.

    Whatever it is, if it is a rib injury, it will take awhile to heal. And
    sometimes, they last for a long time. At least they will give you
    problems
    for well into the future.

    You can have the docs look at it. But if it is in fact a rib injury of


    some

    Quoted message said:

    kind, the most they will be able to do is maybe put some tape on it. It
    looks like you are starting to pick up some of the baggage (battle scars)


    of

    Quoted message said:

    the athletic crowd. Some kind of recurring or chronic injury.

    Doesn't it feel great?? <grin>


    I concur, sounds like when I had a cracked rib.... I assume that 's what
    it
    was, I got it from drunken Brazillian jujitsu, wrestling outside the
    recomended weight and refusing to tap out. My boyfriend of the time
    refused
    to apologise for cracking my rib... fair enough, my own stupid fault. My
    bench suffered and so did my martial arts. Sometime stsill get a twinge
    when
    it is cold but I didn't do anything to drastic to heal it, just tried to
    stop doing things that hurt it until they didn't hurt it any more... as
    has
    been pointed out can be hard when those things are coughing, sneezing and
    BREATHING though...

    The thing I remember most about my youthful bull riding injury was trying to
    sleep. Any position I assumed while laying down hurt if I breathed. If I
    stopped breathing, no problem.

    So I would fidget around until I found a position that didn't hurt much
    while I breathed slowly. And hold that position until I fell asleep. Once I
    was asleep, I was OK.

    But Jess is right. Any kind of hiccups or sneezing was a new experience in
    pain.

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