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Low Back Pain Pictures, Images and Photos

I slept well on a very stiff cardboard box. My mattress is too soft so I put a heavy piece of cardboard on the top of it. It made a good difference. Unfortunately my back is still hurting. I iced it, and now I have one of those hot bandages on it. I can not move without pain. My garden will have to wait. I'm going to go buy food for my kids, and then I plan on laying flat the rest of the day. Maybe I can get Juergen to come home early again? I hope it's not a disk, I think it's not. I've had this pain before and it got better with in a few days. I could use some prayer. It's impossible for me to get anything done. I've got laundry to do, and cleaning, and more. This is not good!

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Rick Moreno said…
Ouch! God is not limited by to what limits us...
Love you sis.
Sorry to hear that you are still hurting. Sounds like you are doing most of the right things to get better. But it does take time. There is one more step that will be painful to start with but cut the revery time, walking. The more you walk, the more relaxed those muscles will become. Trust me, I have been there many times and tried just laying down. Walking is better. Mom

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