[null, null, null, {"document_url": "http://journeywivme.blogspot.com/2011/05/may-19th-2011.html", "unformatted_src": "http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qE32NPv0GRE/TbvFBvVA4sI/AAAAAAAAAAs/O7ou3UIPEbQ/s250/2.jpg", "src": "http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qE32NPv0GRE/TbvFBvVA4sI/AAAAAAAAAAs/O7ou3UIPEbQ/s250/2.jpg", "rendered_width": 250, "rendered_height": 233}, null, null]

May 19th 2011

Something of significance is happening to my ME/CFS during this first week of Part Two of my research.

The ME/CFS is definitely dying and whilst this process happens the pain 'kick' I'm getting from it's determination not to leave my body is only making me stronger. I will not give in!

Pre this experiment I conducted many screens and tests all of which I shall share with you in time. However, due to the pain I experiencing I have asked a colleague to re-screen my intrinsic biomechanics. My colleague is completely blind to this experiment, in other words he has no idea about this experiment I am conducting.
The re-screen has shown my nerves have failed all the tests, in comparison to screens taken 4 weeks ago, they have increased into a worsened state by 75%. It is like each nerve root has become heightened to something and has therefore bound themselves down.
The consequences of this gives me limited range of movement and continuous discomfort. I have no position that lends itself to relieve my pain, nor any treatment that is subjective to improvement of my situation.

Nerve mobilisation... I wonder?
Watch this space.


Posted by Walk a mile in my shoes at 10:06