In the meantime, I picked up stitches and started knitting the waistband of my Lanesplitter skirt. Wow, the end is in sight! (I just hope my "end" looks okay in it….)
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| There's a lot more done now than when this photo was taken |
My frozen shoulder is also going forwards and backwards. I understand these take awhile to resolve, but it sure is hard to be patient and positive. Naproxen helps, but I hate to take it long-term. Physical therapy also helps; I got some unexpected PT at a church social Saturday night from one of the members who does home health therapy, and it made a big difference yesterday. But this morning I was back to feeling like hammered grunt, and resorted to drugs again. Glad it doesn't hamper my knitting!
That's it for now from . . .
3 comments:
You will be super cute in your awesome skirt :-).
Two beautiful pieces of knitting!
I've suffered (bring in the violins, please) through both a left and right frozen shoulder in the past. I think the best solution is good physical therapy. Peter (I called him my Terrorist Therapist) was a take-no-prisoners kinda guy but worked wonders for me. It hurt but was so worth it in the end. Hang in there!
I love that skirt! I bet it will look smashing on you - as I bet most things do... I agree with Mama Pea - physical therapy seems to be the best solution for such afflictions. And what, pray tell, is hammered grunt?
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