"Ignoramus29059" wrote in
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This morning started out really great. I did not lift anything
heavy. Drove somewhere in my pickup to pick a tool box. When I got
out
of the truck, just after 30 minutes of driving, I had sudden back
pain
and could not stand up straight without some pain.

For the next 2 hours, I could function, move around and carry
things,
but with substantial discomfort.

Then I tried to turn a toolbox around, kind of pushed with one hand
in
one direction. Then the pain suddenly became so severe that I could
barely walk. Barely made it to the couch, where I am right now,
totally out of commission.

WTF is wrong and does anyone have any idea if this will ever go
away.

i

I:

Diagnosis by remote viewing exceeds my capacity.

But let me give you a reference that you will find
refreshingly analytical, systematic and on point.
Go to Amazon. Look for "The Back Book".
As there may be more than one claimant to
that simple title, look for the one with the highest
customer rating much as I am convicted that
the particular volume in question merits it.

You will see a review of particular problems,
discussion of therapies, rates of patient satisfaction
according to specialist type and procedures undergone,
excercises and techniques for injury prevention and
clear language without mystic claims or miracle
boosterism. If your digestion of the book fails my
recommendation, send me the bill for your
outlay.

My back is fine, though the temporary inspiration
in aftermath of hefting a 250 pound crate was a
significant driver to insure that it remains that way,
particulary after long witness of folks bent or wincing
with chronic pain.

Regards,

Edward Hennessey