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Debilitated even....[[|:-P



Hello Everyone,

It pains me to have to write this. No, it literally causes me pain to type. If I'm not tilting my head forward and holding my left arm over my head, I am in dire pain.

Just the other day, I started having pain in my left lower shoulder blade. It was pretty bad at first, but my wife aggressively massaged that spot and it went away for a few hours.

When it came back it began to creep through my tricep and the top area of my shoulder.

I went to the ER yesterday, where they took x-rays and did some bloodwork along with an EKG. All of which came back normal.

They gave me two Tylenol and four chewable Aspirin which did nothing, and so the doctor prescribed me a muscle relaxer. Unfortunately, I think my free health care changed or ended and the pharmacy wanted $6, which I can't afford.

Luckily, my wife got her muscle relaxers from the VA, though, unfortunately, they are not even scratching the surface.

I plan to go to the VA ER tomorrow if it doesn't start getting better.

On a lighter note, the other day I had my interview with a MUFON field agent. She was very professional with the right amount of informality that made me feel comfortable. I still got nervous while she recorded my account.

No matter how well-prepared I am, I still get nervous and can't seem to catch my breath while I talk. My hands shake and you can hear the quiver in my voice. It can sometimes affect my memory, too.

Anylength, I'm wrapping this up to save on some pain.

Please don't forget to like, share, and/or comment. Please consider leaving a tip or buying one of my products: t.co/eVzDS15Lff. Thank you so much for reading. Have a wonderful day....[[|:-)


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