I have lived on ibuprofen for years, and I've found that if I keep a steady dose of two to four OTC pills a day, it keeps me from having to knock back handfuls when the arthritis kicks into full gear. The anti-inflammatory effect can actually prevent damage, particularly if you've done something like a sprain. I operate under one simple rule: Pain is bad.
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Natter 63: Life after PuppyCam
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
My mom's been on prophylactic anti-inflams for decades now. Doesn't prevent the random flare-up, but keeps her mobile, which in turn helps keep her in shape, which helps alleviate further pain.
I just had a delightful dinner with my parents, after taking my dad to the Tenement Museum, while my mom worked. Good afternoon and evening! Too bad I won't see them tomorrow, but I have to work.
I just introduced mac to Peanut Butter Jelly Time.
Are you nuts?
I've found that if I keep a steady dose of two to four OTC pills a day
That would probably help my knees and shoulder, too. More pills to add to the pill caddy. I'm certainly taking more expensive drugs.
I still haven't recovered from the Wiggles and their prime in my life was 3 years ago....wait, T will start that soon.
Hi all, back online after a couple days buried under ice. I feel so lucky to be living in a federal disaster area!
Glad to see you survived, Matt!
Yep. We had a bit of a scare at my folks' as their big front yard maple tree dropped about half its limbs (one punched a hole through the eaves of the porch roof, but no damage to the inhabited portions of the house). After trying and failing to drag big limbs out of their driveway yesterday, I went out to buy gas and bring over some soup, hot coffee, and candles, and drove up just as the neighbors finished clearing away the limbs with their chainsaw. Perfect timing!