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Tennis elbow - gradual progress
The elbow is still sore (2 1/2 months now), but I know I'm gaining a bit. I can tie shoelaces, do up a zip, pull up the quilt on the bed and other things that have been impossible at various other times. I'm able to do some concertina playing. I can even do poi for a couple of minutes as long as I'm careful about which moves I try and don't do them too fast.
And then I'll reach out to put a small object two feet ENE of my body and yelp. Or try to do a dance with a hoop and have to abandon the hoop as soon as it has to be tilted to the left and back again.
And then I'll reach out to put a small object two feet ENE of my body and yelp. Or try to do a dance with a hoop and have to abandon the hoop as soon as it has to be tilted to the left and back again.
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Have you considered radiotherapy for Dupuytren's? It has a good chance of preventing any further deterioration.
(I don't think Dupuytren's is an auto-immune problem -though I could be wrong. The problem isn't inflammation.)
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Anyway, I may indeed go and see someone more than my GP who shrugged and said oh, that, can't do anything.
I had a crush on G&S when I was a teen....
Buttercup. Beautiful glossy yellow flowers, cheerful, tough, kind of prickly stem. I thought it was an apt description. :)
Garden = yes.
Mine: http://ranunculus.dreamwidth.org/363113.html
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The Dupuytren Society is dedicated to collecting research and making the results available to people. Without them, I'd never have had radiotherapy - never have known it was possible.