Re: not doing good today

Squirrely Jo, I've done the same thing you do with my seat belt. Besides
which, every car I've been in have seatbelts that position the cross-over belt
right at my throat. Well, what with the costo problem and the feeling of
being strangled, I hate seatbelts! Hoping you will soon be better, friend.
Nanny

On 9/25/2008 9:47 PM, sqjo@sonic.net wrote to All:

-> it is hard at times. It hurts to expand the rib cage to get a decent breath
-> in, as you I am sure know. but I shall live to keep doing it to myself
-> because I am brain dead and forget things that activate it.
->
-> there was one time I thought I had broke my collar bone too. Jim and the
-> boys were moving the refer out side to wash it down and Drew was inside
and
-> Jim and Chris outside, well it started tipping toward Drew and all I could
-> think of was he was going to be smashed. So I ran quickly to his side to
-> help keep it from tipping more. Right after that they had to take me to
-> chiro My collar bone felt like it had moved right up under my throat, my
-> breast bone felt like it moved up the the collar bone, oh it was horrible,
-> the pain was a killer. the swelling was bad. the swelling was what made it
-> feel like it had moved everything. got adjusted and it helped some but boy
I
-> had to be careful for months after that.
->
-> I hate seat belts. When the costo is agitated boy that hurts having one
-> across the chest. sometimes I put it behind me and tell Jim oh well if we
-> get stopped, we will have to pay the ticket, i can't handle it there right
-> now. i still have the protection of the lap part of the belt.
-> --
-> Love and hugs to all
-> Love Squirrely Jo
->
-> > Can you breathe, Jo? Oh, good.
-> >
-> > I was in a car accident and hit the seat belt twice across my chest.
They
-> > thought I had a broken collar bone - nope, just bruises. It hurt to
-> > sneeze or laugh..etc for a minimum of six months after that. I have to
-> > laugh now when I read news reports of accidents - "no life-threatening
-> > injuries". They may not be life-threatening, but one's sanity sure is
-> > threatened.
-> >
-> > --
-> > Navy
-> > Take out the FISH to email me.
->
->

Thanks Nanny.

Yeah I don't know why they use those straps I have read about so many people
being beheaded when they have an accident because of them hitting up there
by the throat. they should do away with them.


--
Love and hugs to all
Love Squirrely Jo

> Squirrely Jo, I've done the same thing you do with my seat belt. Besides
> which, every car I've been in have seatbelts that position the cross-over
> belt
> right at my throat. Well, what with the costo problem and the feeling of
> being strangled, I hate seatbelts! Hoping you will soon be better,
> friend.
> Nanny

On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 0:01:46 -0400, Gloria Wolfe wrote
(in message <1222401706.11.1222398029@fidotel.com>):

> Squirrely Jo, I've done the same thing you do with my seat belt. Besides
> which, every car I've been in have seatbelts that position the cross-over
> belt
> right at my throat. Well, what with the costo problem and the feeling of
> being strangled, I hate seatbelts! Hoping you will soon be better, friend.

When my costo really flares, shoulder harnesses are absolutely evil! I will
ride short distances with it behind my back but avoid longer rides. Or, like
the year we were flying our of Flint on Xmas day so a 165 mile drive was
necessary, I hit the docs up for a pred pack so I can travel in reasonable
safety! (LOL, that year my PCP walked in and said "are you another one I
have to make well by
Tuesday?)

--
Nann
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