Aiming for 7.5 miles each day now - targeting a 50 mile week. This'll be the first time.
I was easily upset over a work email this week, and when I tried to reply the shaking in my right hand was so bad it kept me from typing with my left! I have voice recognition software that I'm slowly learning to use, but I needed to use it that day. I think that was the worst my hand has ever shook.
Stress sure does bring out the best in us.
Oh, and Happy Canada Day!
Showing posts with label tremors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tremors. Show all posts
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Internal Tremors
I wasn't exactly sure what people were referring to when they mentioned internal tremors, but I think I'm getting an idea. Last night my hand (along the meta-carpals area) was 'twitching' mostly internally; so the best way to describe it seems to be; 'internal tremor'.
It sure doesn't help trying to get to sleep. Unlike the leg and arm tremors I have, the internal tremors don't stop when I'm laying down.
It sure doesn't help trying to get to sleep. Unlike the leg and arm tremors I have, the internal tremors don't stop when I'm laying down.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Sometimes it's a few steps back
Generally I've been feeling like my symptoms are progressing forward, always forward. I've been sick with a fever for the last few days, and really noticed how my hand would have a long lasting (I guess 2 to 3 seconds) tremor after I would use my arm.
Today, I'm feeling a lot better (no more chills, etc. from the fever) and I'm feeling much more "relaxed" in my arm, leg, and face.
Maybe because it felt so bad for the past few days, I'm noticing even more when the symptoms take a few steps back.
My hand isn't completely still, but I'm noticing that my leg and face feel much better - and it feels great to have a feeling of "normal" for a while.
Today, I'm feeling a lot better (no more chills, etc. from the fever) and I'm feeling much more "relaxed" in my arm, leg, and face.
Maybe because it felt so bad for the past few days, I'm noticing even more when the symptoms take a few steps back.
My hand isn't completely still, but I'm noticing that my leg and face feel much better - and it feels great to have a feeling of "normal" for a while.
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