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Originally Posted by marsplasticeraser
Living in pain sucks. I did it for a while, and finally fixed it about 10 years ago. I saw Jenn at Most Fitness. She helps athletes recover from injuries.
Background is I kept putting my back out and I was always in pain or worried about being in pain.
I saw Jenn 3x a week for 4 or 5 months, and haven't put my back out since.
The program was what seemed like a bunch of mundane exercises, but she explained I had to strengthen a bunch of small, hard to train muscles.
Anyways, best money i've spent on myself, as living in pain sucks.
Here's her bio: https://mostphysicalprep.com/jenn-swagar/
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Thanks
I have a good PT that I see now and again.
The pain is mostly gone or I have grown to enjoy it.
The hand will most likely always have different feel to it.
For the most part I do the things i want to do, ski & hockey. Sadly I will never ever play rugby again and that hurts a bunch, I miss it so.
It's an accumulation of a bunch of knock/injuries over the years, ankle/knee/shoulder/ribs.
The biggest barrier currently is me.
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Originally Posted by Sliver
Just ignore me...I'm in a mood today.
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