My new toy at work

[Deleted member 9966]

Due to my shoulder injury (RSI) work have purchased me a smaller keyboard to prevent me from working in bad postures. My bigger keyboard caused me to stretch my arm out to the right in awkward positions to reach the mouse, so this smaller keyboard means that my mouse is right next to my keys and I don't need to stretch so far.

:hurray:

 

[Rob Z]

Good one Liz.

 

[david campbell]

aaaawwww! poor you!

my backs killing me at the moment and the pain is going down the back of my legs and the boss(the other 1/2) insists i get on with it and stop whining

 

[Deleted member 9966]

you need to go and see your GP dc. your aches and pains don't sound healthy at all. Gisela will tell you off for not doing anything about it. You can't carry on working like that, the pain is telling you that your back needs a break to recover.

 

[user123]

Goodness, it's tiny, Liz, is it ok to type on? good for you if it works though, keep us posted!

David, that means your sciatic nerve is involved, goes down the back of the legs, google sciatic nerve release exercises, take some anti-inflammaties ( Ibuprufen, if you stomach can take them, or Devil's Claw (very good herbal treatment), and something like the herbal Calms which will help relax you along with the spasms. You can tell your wife I used to fix backs for a living, and rest means faster recovery, usually

 

[Deleted member 9966]

see, I told you ^^^^^ but she didn't tell you off... yet

 

[Dan]

Liz, already asked this on FB but, what's with the cream near the PC?

 

[user123]

see, I told you ^^^^^ but she didn't tell you off... yet

Nah.. feeling mellow... :lol:

 

[Deleted member 9966]

Liz, already asked this on FB but, what's with the cream near the PC?

it's hand cream, beeswax and glycerin hand moisturiser

 

[david campbell]

Goodness, it's tiny, Liz, is it ok to type on? good for you if it works though, keep us posted!

David, that means your sciatic nerve is involved, goes down the back of the legs, google sciatic nerve release exercises, take some anti-inflammaties ( Ibuprufen, if you stomach can take them, or Devil's Claw (very good herbal treatment), and something like the herbal Calms which will help relax you along with the spasms. You can tell your wife I used to fix backs for a living, and rest means faster recovery, usually

cheers G! i'll try the herbal stuff as i'm allergic to ibuprufen,i assumed it was something like sciatica and had tried to take a few days of work to get a few jobs organised but i'm sorting out out my mates kitchen/bathroom and ended up humping 20 odd m2 of tiles up stairs and other bits and pieces last night and it's back(no pun) to square one!

will defo have a look at those options tonight

Devil's Claw -sounds like a bond villain

 

[david campbell]

it's hand cream, beeswax and glycerin hand moisturiser

should you not be too busy for moisturising?:smilewinkgrin:

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

it sound like it would be nice on my corn-flakes!!

 

[White Room]

With my shoulder injury should of carried a smaller bucket

 

[user123]

cheers G! i'll try the herbal stuff as i'm allergic to ibuprufen,i assumed it was something like sciatica and had tried to take a few days of work to get a few jobs organised but i'm sorting out out my mates kitchen/bathroom and ended up humping 20 odd m2 of tiles up stairs and other bits and pieces last night and it's back(no pun) to square one!

will defo have a look at those options tonight

Devil's Claw -sounds like a bond villain

Take it with food, you'll be fine, and keep it up for a while if you are prone to joint and back pain, it builds up over time, some take a while to feel the benefit, some, like me, feel better immediately, I really like it, and I can't take ibuprufen or aspirin or anything like that either.
Devil's Claw has its name from the shape of the root but also because it addresses the kind of pain that feels as if the devil had his claws stuck in to you, very apt for sciatica and most back pain. Good luck

 

[White Room]

Any good for muscle spasms in the shoulder MG